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Here are two mame forest bonsai from my collection. Let me know what you think?





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Enjoyed your Blk Pine vid. Good to "see" what/how you do it!


Cheers
EZ
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Excuse me for my ignorance, to me the first picture looks like 3 sticks in a pot. Surely to be called Bonsai, it must have some sort of structure and look like a tree
if I am wrong, I am sorry.

Phantom, I could not agree more

John Henry wrote:Phantom, I could not agree more

Neverless, both are nicely done accent plants - particularly number two.

Good moral crushing advice guys.

Great photo and presentation weldone

It's pretty hard to get structure and ramification into a teeny tiny mame bonsai. I think they're cute. Well done keeping them alive in tiny pots!

Timi (?) sometimes it is difficult to appreciate the mame without a scale to refer to.
The negative responses received I am sure are due to the fact that we cannot see jut how small they are.
Can we get some scale here, I know they're small, but how small?,
Well done
Watty

I have not got any objects for scale, but here are a couple of images with the trees in the palm of my hand.

Well done. Beautiful

Thank you very much. I am a very big fan of small bonsai.

They look more like Shohin Size to me rather than mame, but nice anyway
https://www.ausbonsai.com.au/wiki/index. ... nsai_sizes

As has been said, hard to get get shape and work in tiny trees but can be done. Just takes time and patience and dedication.
At the momnet I would call them kusamono rather Bonsai

Ken

timi99 wrote:Thank you very much. I am a very big fan of small bonsai.

I use a double A battery as my guide for size it is a standard size, though out the world, unlike Coke cans and coins.
Hands can be deceiving too.
Cheers Pup

Beautiful!!!....


its not about the size or simplicity...but about the art and design...

keep up the good work!!!...