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Winter wrote: I also decided not to skip a single tree that has any of these after seeing Graham Potter making nice bonsais from what looked like
broomsticks.

I bought paint and a brush after I saw a Rembrand. Didn't work out.

Auk wrote:
I bought paint and a brush after I saw a Rembrand. Didn't work out.

Everything in life takes practice to be good at it. Both rembrandt and potter failed at their first attempts.

Auk wrote:

Winter wrote: I also decided not to skip a single tree that has any of these after seeing Graham Potter making nice bonsais from what looked like
broomsticks.

I bought paint and a brush after I saw a Rembrand. Didn't work out.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
That's true Parker everyone fails. But if the level of difficulty is way to high, you won't get much out of it. I learned that myself.

Winter wrote: I know, but I find it hard to find a tree in nature that has it all: good trunk, bark, low branches....

Yes, i know the story, and i'll keep looking, any way...

Auk wrote: I bought paint and a brush after I saw a Rembrand. Didn't work out.

Then my mom stuck it on the fridge, some how, it disappeared before morning, poof, i'll never say what happened to my Rembrandt.

Here it is my Rembrant. But I would never dare touching it. Although each time I pass bi it the devil on my left shoulder tells me "maybe one day..." and the devil on my right shoulder says "it's 5.000USD growing on these rocks..."
But its untransplantable - the roots are probably meters long among the rocks.

Winter wrote: the devil on my right shoulder says "it's 5.000USD growing on these rocks..."

Your devil is wrong.
Don't try to remove it. You will kill it.

parker wrote:

Auk wrote:
I bought paint and a brush after I saw a Rembrand. Didn't work out.

Everything in life takes practice to be good at it. Both rembrandt and potter failed at their first attempts.

Thanks for explaining to the public what I write.

Auk wrote:
Thanks for explaining to the public what I write.

:dry: :S :huh: :sick: :whistle:

parker wrote:

Auk wrote:
Thanks for explaining to the public what I write.

:dry: :S :huh: :sick: :whistle:

Or maybe I do have to explain it.

I have seen Graham Potter videos, of course. And many others, that turn seemingly uninteresting trees into amazing bonsai.
However, this requires years of preparation and great skill. If you gave me one of these trees... I wouldn't be able to do it.
While these videos are interesting"

I also decided not to skip a single tree that has any of these after seeing Graham Potter making nice bonsais from what looked like broomsticks.

Do not expect you'll be able to do the same. You won't be able to make nice bonsai out of broomsticks. Again, that goes for me too - I couldn't do it.
It doesn't just require practice. It requires time, talent, skills. And patience.