Wild Olive (Olea) yamadori pics
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I have only *one(1)* bonsai tree!!!...all the rest are cuttings in various stages of growing roots...sigh... :blink: Reminds me of that little saying..."God, grant me patience...and please hurry!" :lol:
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Posted 13 years 3 months ago #2062Leslie wrote: I hear what you're saying, Jon. I totally agree that it is a normal reaction in human nature to get impatient. I luv how you described it as "losing sight of the shore"...how beautiful.
I have only *one(1)* bonsai tree!!!...all the rest are cuttings in various stages of growing roots...sigh... :blink: Reminds me of that little saying..."God, grant me patience...and please hurry!" :lol:
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But I do have some 60 start-ups in various stages of development!
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Posted 13 years 3 months ago #2066So you can buy lots of bonsais, but keep in remind that you need to repot/prune etc. all of these trees!
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Posted 13 years 3 months ago #2067I feel rather have a whole lot of trees that you can work on little by little each day. Soon before you know each tree has grown and you havent sat like i do when i get home from school scoping the poor critters for development haha!
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Posted 13 years 3 months ago #2079I hear what you say. I have however come in the possesion of a whole load of 'linde' trees (See one of my first posts on the forum). These are all seedlings which I found in the garden. And saved those. I'll probably eventually keep 2 or 3. And the same for some Larix: I got 10+ trees for a silly price. So, I have them in y garden, and will let some of them fatten up. Some others I will form and perhaps toss them for sale as starter material.
For now, I think there are 15 plants I will keep for more than the next 2 years. Matter of starting with a load of material, and every once in a while giving away/selling what you do not like, and thus creating the best subset..
Just today, I have put 100 Junierus Chinesis seeds in the ground; Naturally, I will not keep more than 3 or 4. But germination is unreliable with these plants, so rather start with a large number
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Your words hold a lot of wisdom. It is easy to say one can handle 50 "bonsai trees" however, in reality one would almost have to make it a full-time job by then. I think the distinction needs to be made between actual bonsai trees and seedlings and cuttings.
I have five different types of cuttings in various stages of root development, four pre-bonsai that need work and my one 名媛直播 tree..."Jamina" which all keep me busy enough.
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