Learning Bonsai in Japan
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MarkW
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Learning Bonsai in Japan
This is my third day atTaisho en today I had to balance the energy on some black pines by removing shoots and needles it is best to prune shoots back so there is only two but you can leave three if you need a extra branch to fill space.If you have More shoots than you need then you should prune the strongest and then the weakest shoot first and also any shoot growing down. Old needles are removed on strong branches and cut back on weaker branches. Longer shoots are shortened to be in proportion to the other shoots on the branch.
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MoGanic
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Re: Learning Bonsai in Japan
Top work mate, looking forward to having this basic knowledge spread through oz!
Regards,
-Mo
Regards,
-Mo
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MarkW
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Re: Learning Bonsai in Japan
I hope to learn enough so I can pass on good information when teaching in Australia
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Re: Learning Bonsai in Japan
Great to see more aussies getting over to Japan and bringing back new skills.
Joe.
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Re: Learning Bonsai in Japan
Hi Mark,
I am glad you have found Ausbonsai (thanks to Neli) you would be surprised at how many of your friends in Australia are members here. Lots of them will post and many others just look.
I will take great interest in your adventure and look foreward to hearing what you have to teach us when you return.
I am glad you have found Ausbonsai (thanks to Neli) you would be surprised at how many of your friends in Australia are members here. Lots of them will post and many others just look.
I will take great interest in your adventure and look foreward to hearing what you have to teach us when you return.
Q: Why are we all here?
A: Because we are not all there.
A: Because we are not all there.
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Webos
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Re: Learning Bonsai in Japan
We can only hop that you will be so kind as to bring those skills back home and share all of your learnings. We'd love to hear all of your stories.
Adam
Adam
