A trident group for discussion

[Black Knight]

Hi Squizzy,

Congratulations to you both on the new arrival. Hope all is well.
Wait till next potting time & get the new little one to fix your forest problem.

Regards,
Black Knight

[Jarad]

Congratulations Squizzy! I'm assuming you were on stay at home duty because the baby was due, so you decided to work on some trees in your spare time?

[squizzy]

Thanks for the well wishes everyone.

Sam (our newest addition) is doing great but I will be quite on the bonsai front for a week or two

This group goes into rest till next winter unfortunately. I don't think its worth ripping it apart again in a few weeks. Some great ideas came though in those last few comments though. Its got me thinking.

squizz

[squizzy]

This group has sat still for almost two years. Well apart from changing the angle of a few trunks. Today I had a lightbulb moment after thinking about elmars comment re the walking track. I thought that lowering it would help define it more.

It may get a slight tweak this year at repotting time but let me know your thoughts regarding the pathway.

Squizzy

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[DavidWilloughby]

Hi Squizz,

I love the thread and its progression from its humble beginnings. It has come along way mate.

If it were mine, I would be concentrating purely on lower branching. Here is a rough idea of what I mean when in leaf (woohoo the lazy virt hahaha)

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Hope you don't mind the idea Squizz, I am looking forward to following its progression from here mate.

Cheers

David

[Kevin]

Great thread Squizzy,

Very educational and inspiring watching the development of your forest.
I think it looks great.

My
I do agree with David's above comment, just not as low with the foliage as the virtual.
Also, the main tree IMO is a tad distracting at its present tilt.

I do think it's a great composition, well done.

Kevin