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I was looking on Amazon and they had all sorts of 名媛直播's you can buy. My friend bought a 名媛直播 on Amazon once and she said it worked. I just wanted to know if it would be okay to buy a 名媛直播 tree off Amazon. (pregrown) Thanks in advance!!

well, first of all, the first thing you should know is this: sellers, most of them have no patience on the internet if they have an aim to just make money for themselves, so most of them say they are masterpieces, but they are only 4-ish years old and have no special features: jin, sharimiki... so i would suggest you would buy something of a specialist bonsai website or nursery or even get a starter tree off a bonsai website, e.g kaizen bonsai to give yourself a challenge.

hope this helps, good luck

jaimin

Graham Potter at Kaizen 名媛直播 ( ) is a respected and reliable supplier, not sure about postage costs to the USA though, may be expensive. Worth checking out

Dave

Thanks for the advice but that is an England, not sure if thats how you put it, website and they don't ship to the USA. Plus, I don't know how to transition England money into US money. Thanks anyway!!!

lcaswell wrote: Thanks for the advice but that is an England, not sure if thats how you put it, website and they don't ship to the USA. Plus, I don't know how to transition England money into US money. Thanks anyway!!!

Not being the one to push you to a specific seller (As the US also has respectable dealers; I do not know them as I am in europe though), are you sure about this?



As for pounds to US Dollars:

lcaswell wrote: Plus, I don't know how to transition England money into US money. Thanks anyway!!!

I do a lot of business on ebay and when I need to get the current conversion rate from $ to GBP I use , so I know up front how much I'm bidding:

you may want to look at brusselsbonsai.com/
they were Recommended to me by a bonsai grower of many years.as I was told i ordered the wrong one to make a good bonsai. but I will order another one when I get the funds.hard to do any thing on a fixed income.
here's a picture of what they sent me it's a ginseng grafted ficus. not so good for making a bonsai out of. but it is a nice tree to look at .

hope this helps good luck on finding your tree.

Dave

bob wrote: well, first of all, the first thing you should know is this: sellers, most of them have no patience on the internet if they have an aim to just make money for themselves, so most of them say they are masterpieces

I see you've learned a couple of things
However:

but they are only 4-ish years old and have no special features: jin, sharimiki...

Jin or Sharimiki are NOT required to create a masterpiece. They can look great on conifers, but they are optional, a choice of the artist and a matter of taste.

Some of the things that are sought after are nicely developed and visible roots, a tapering trunk, ramification, and a lot more - here's some .
Remember however it is an art - rules can be bent or broken if that suits your design of a beautiful tree.

so i would suggest you would buy something of a specialist bonsai website or nursery or even get a starter tree off a bonsai website, e.g kaizen bonsai to give yourself a challenge.

That, sir, I can agree with