zuisho pine

[discusmike]

Mr. Adams is all out of small zuisho cuttings,anyone else sell these?i found tufa,but really want touse zuisho for the composition,and im runing out of time for root work,thanks

 

[Vance Wood]

Mr. Adams is all out of small zuisho cuttings,anyone else sell these?i found tufa,but really want touse zuisho for the composition,and im runing out of time for root work,thanks

Zuisho are not all that common, Adams is the only individual I know of who is cultivating them. I don't even think Brent has them, but here I could be wrong. Do you realize that a Zuisho has to be about ten years old to start growing the way everyone expects them to?

 

[discusmike]

Yes Vance,i have a large layer from Julian,yes they grow slow.Im thinking mikawa seedlings worse case scenario,anything older might cause issues attaching them to the rock.

 

[lordy]

Mr. Adams is all out of small zuisho cuttings,anyone else sell these?i found tufa,but really want touse zuisho for the composition,and im runing out of time for root work,thanks

you should have a PM. Sometimes the PM system here is hit or miss...Let me know if you dont get it.

 

[discusmike]

Just got your message Dave,th winks so much.

 

[discusmike]

Thanks so much

 

[William N. Valavanis]

Julian Adams has just written an excellent article " ZUISHO Japanese five-needle Pine In America" which is the current issue of International BONSAI, 2013/no 1

The magazine is being printed now and should be in the mail soon.

Bill

 

[discusmike]

Just sent you a email Bill.