thumblessprimate1
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I haven't spent much time with this quince as a few others. Hopefully when I'm more settled in a few more years、I'll move it forward. It needs a repot. It's got flower buds、so maybe it'll look special real soon.
Toyo Nishiki Clump
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0soyoung
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LOL
It will be quite (that's the word you forgot, 'quite') a bit more than 'a few more years' for you to become an old man!!
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Very nice...looks like things are waking up in your neck of the woods. Though these move early. So far our winter's blast has been pouring rain. Temps are dropping...sure hope we see snow instead of ice which tends to take down power lines here.
thumblessprimate1
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Yes、I'm growing old and hopefully developing into a good bonsai too ?LOL
It will be quite (that's the word you forgot, 'quite') a bit more than 'a few more years' for you to become an old man!!
thumblessprimate1
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Our weather is funny. Warm、cold、warm、cold. Flowering quince in general are starting to bloom.
River's Edge
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Remember age and character are great attributes for bonsai!
0soyoung
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I think you are developing good bonsai much more quickly than you are growing old.
You should be quite proud of that.
thumblessprimate1
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Thank you、sir! ?
thumblessprimate1
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Cleaned this clump up a bit today, but pictures I'll post another day. Flower buds slowly forming and growing larger.
I removed the tree from the pot to find nice roots that will be growing into hopefully interesting root cuttings.
I removed the tree from the pot to find nice roots that will be growing into hopefully interesting root cuttings.
thumblessprimate1
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Pictures from this evening
Mellow Mullet
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That is nothing short of awesome TP!
thumblessprimate1
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Thank you! ?
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Absolutely STUNNING! Makes me miss my cascade...but knowing you have one for me come spring,makes me smile. This one...spectacular! Root cuttings. Interesting, sounds like it was intended.
thumblessprimate1
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Well, not intended, but it turned out to be great two fold. Originally, I intended the pot with soil below the colander only to help keep my quince's roots moister. ? Lazy people like me can be creative or just unproductive.
thumblessprimate1
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What I like about quince is when branches break, they can still live by the skin of their bark.
Here I wired grafts that were from a year ago. They were as vertical as the green lines. It ripped on the inside, which I sealed with wood glue. No problem.
Here I wired grafts that were from a year ago. They were as vertical as the green lines. It ripped on the inside, which I sealed with wood glue. No problem.
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
@thumblessprimate1 ...love the ability to think outside the box. Wood glue! Thanks for the tip. Goodness...quince, are everywhere. Keep seeing them posted all over the place. Love them.
thumblessprimate1
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Here's an extreme example. Never sealed by the way.
thumblessprimate1
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I used wood glue since Bill Valavanis mentioned it in an Elm thread. I like the results on other deciduous.
thumblessprimate1
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Getting ready for blooms.
BackyardBonsai
Shohin
Have you patent the floating colander.
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