Serrisa styling
- swh2795
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Hi Guys,
I'd like to have some help on how to style this tree. I bought this tree hoping to get a Hokidachi style bonsai. I've repoted the tree since I brought it home. Now I don't know what else to do.
Thanks
I'd like to have some help on how to style this tree. I bought this tree hoping to get a Hokidachi style bonsai. I've repoted the tree since I brought it home. Now I don't know what else to do.
Thanks
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- alainleon1983
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Hi there... Well I don?t think the broom (Hokidachi) style will be easy to achieve for this species. I?d say that maybe you should try a Literati style (Bunjingi) and I say this because of the trunk width and because it has a limited amount of branches to work with. Also, you could try a Slanting style (Shakkan) since it seems, by your second photo, that the tree possess a light inclination of the trunk. Oh, and if you are in the northern hemisphere I strongly recomend that you take this tree outdoors. You?ll see, this particular species tolerates heat very well and demands lots of light.
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- m5eaygeoff
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Basically it is an informal up right. If it ain't broke there is no need to fix it. It will not make a broom and Literati is not the sort of style that Serrisa lends nto. Stick to what it is.
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