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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21221

RayC wrote: a very well known bonsai seller


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Oh my :(
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21223

RayC wrote: Tommorrows job to dig from same garden. Privet


Please don't dig this one up, unless it was the bull dosser heading it's way, sort of thing. Trim off all those trunks but one, and wait.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21227
Thank you for the replies. LB I had my suspicions too as I bought it online the photo for the advert (titled Ficus retusa) and I was very disappointed to see mine didn't resemble the one photographed and that the lady I get my bonsai from had a much bigger one for a little bit more money. If I get a clearer photo tommorrow do you think you can confirm your suspicions? As I'd like to sort it if not.

Also I wasn't planning on doing too much styling this year on the juniper. Maybe a bit of pruning If needed?
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21229

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I did not get this from said bonsai seller. Got it off amazon and was falsely represented with a photo of a nice retusa lol (I liked it anyway)


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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21231

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RayC wrote: Tommorrows job to dig from same garden. Privet


Please don't dig this one up, unless it was the bull dosser heading it's way, sort of thing. Trim off all those trunks but one, and wait.


Unfortunately they've sold the house and the new owners will tear it out.

Do you not think it has current potential?

I don't plan on putting into a bonsai pot yet. It will go back into a deep pot.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21232
it's to much like a bush, make a good hedge, now. Trees just don't normally have so many trunks.

If your careful, you might end up with a bunch of trees out of this. I can't tell from here.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21235

RayC wrote: I did not get this from said bonsai seller. Got it off amazon and was falsely represented with a photo of a nice retusa lol (I liked it anyway)


Oh my :(

It's the standard mass-produced mallsai with the typical S-bend.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21238
I know. Ive already sent an email to the seller expressing my disappointment. It certainly does not look like a retusa and certainly not the one pictured.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21240

Samantha wrote: it's to much like a bush, make a good hedge, now. Trees just don't normally have so many trunks.

If your careful, you might end up with a bunch of trees out of this. I can't tell from here.


That's because it is a bush :lol: I know what you mean though. I'm hoping one day I can carve it (I'm a carpenter) and another way of looking at it its free practise for collecting yamadori and I'm saving it from inevitable death (if I'm successful) .

There's also another one there and 2 thick trunked conifers.
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Posted 8 years 7 months ago #21241

RayC wrote: I know. Ive already sent an email to the seller expressing my disappointment. It certainly does not look like a retusa and certainly not the one pictured.


I think he was talking about the ficus...
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