Young BRTs

[Corwyn13]

Looking to see if if any one knows a source for young flexible BRTs I want to try making them literati and everything I am finding even in the pre bonsai ( local and on line) is pretty stiff and motionless. Looking to see if there is a source for them when the trunks are still 1/4" or so.

 

[Hack Yeah!]

Brussels has a ton, not sure if they sell any that small
Brazillian Rain Tree - DT0524BRT - Brussel's Bonsai https://share.google/vl5vXuHkQDz1alGGP

 

[Hack Yeah!]

Small Starters – Limited Offer – 3″ to 4″ Pots – Wigert’s Bonsai https://share.google/DlpFyak0M4q00b9an

 

[Carol 83]

Small Starters – Limited Offer – 3″ to 4″ Pots – Wigert’s Bonsai https://share.google/DlpFyak0M4q00b9an

Beat me to it! My favorite bonsai nursery, awesome customer service.

 

[Paradox]

I really should try taking cuttings of mine when I do a cut back

 

[KateM]

They are also easy from seed. Might set you back a year, but you'll have full control.
Here is my one year old with the kitchen counter for scale. Dark outside and it's still asleep...
You gave me an idea

 

[CapeCodBonsai]

I really should try taking cuttings of mine when I do a cut back

I often stick pruned branches in a pot of soil (or even a jar of water) and invariably a couple (to several) of them root.

Looking to see if if any one knows a source for young flexible BRTs

Let me know next time you plan to come down to the Cape as I may have something to offer or pick up a Brazilian Rain Tree from New England Bonsai in Bellingham and strike your own cuttings.

 

[Russ1]

You can try New England Bonsai.
I sold some to them a few months ago, but doubt they would still have them.
If not, i'm not too far from you and have a few here if you want to pm me. None are really straight.