Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
Well folks, you know all we are looking for is a very specific marker for the J.B.pine and
the exploration of Bonsai is over.
Thus far - Bonsai was divided into
[1] Health
[2] Design
Health is basically,
[a] Ground Grow for trunk and root placement plus 6 to 8 branches, depending on how many times
you have done this, you can more or less predict the time for a tree to be in the ground.
When we teach, we suggest at least 20 efforts of the same tree.
It is the willingness to practice on many trees [ might be more efficient to choose one tree type?]
That makes the difference.
In actual fact only the J.B,pine is really any different, our Pinus Caribbea/Honduran grows like
a normal tree.
[ b ] Pot grow for refinement and learning how to water, when to fertilise.
Design - preferred training technique - Grow and clip.
Which shapes more naturally. Essentially a tropical zone technique.
With what we do, drawings are used.
AND THAT IS IT.
The books basically slowed everything down, too much non information.
Anyhow, with the above, we are pleased to say Bonsai is finished as exploration goes.
So I will be leaving the Internet, as soon as we figure out the J.B.pine.
I have tried to leave enough information for the Newbies, so they don't end up frustrated.
There is enough of that in life already.
Bonsai is essentially very simple, just needs to be returned to that state information wise.
Wishing you all well.
Good Day
Anthony
* No I am not gone yet, wanted to show a few more tree efforts.
the exploration of Bonsai is over.
Thus far - Bonsai was divided into
[1] Health
[2] Design
Health is basically,
[a] Ground Grow for trunk and root placement plus 6 to 8 branches, depending on how many times
you have done this, you can more or less predict the time for a tree to be in the ground.
When we teach, we suggest at least 20 efforts of the same tree.
It is the willingness to practice on many trees [ might be more efficient to choose one tree type?]
That makes the difference.
In actual fact only the J.B,pine is really any different, our Pinus Caribbea/Honduran grows like
a normal tree.
[ b ] Pot grow for refinement and learning how to water, when to fertilise.
Design - preferred training technique - Grow and clip.
Which shapes more naturally. Essentially a tropical zone technique.
With what we do, drawings are used.
AND THAT IS IT.
The books basically slowed everything down, too much non information.
Anyhow, with the above, we are pleased to say Bonsai is finished as exploration goes.
So I will be leaving the Internet, as soon as we figure out the J.B.pine.
I have tried to leave enough information for the Newbies, so they don't end up frustrated.
There is enough of that in life already.
Bonsai is essentially very simple, just needs to be returned to that state information wise.
Wishing you all well.
Good Day
Anthony
* No I am not gone yet, wanted to show a few more tree efforts.
