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Hellow everybody.

It's been a while since my last post on this forum.

This time I am searching for help about my recent styling of Juniper. I know, I should style first and then repot in training pot, but I can still repot after styling.

I hope my tree has some bonsai potential and I would really like to do the right job. I already have some trees styled. They live, but still doesn't look like real bonsai should look.

On this particular tree, I already did some cutts, repot it in different angle, but I did not wire or style it jet.

I am hoping to get opinion what are the reasonable options with this tree. Which side of my tree will be the best front etc.

I decided that this time I will draw a sketch first and try to style it later.

Thsnks.

I think picture 3 shows the most interesting trunk movement. Thats what I would use.

I would also concider reducing the right trunk and grow it as first branch and use the left one as new trunk.

But as allways: I havent seen the tree in real life and after all you are the artist and you shoose the future for your tree.

This is one other Juniper in my collection, I did some work on few weeks ago. I had this tree for about 8 years. Till now I just let it grow in usual flower pot. This is first time I did some major cutting, wiring and repoting in plastic training pot.

Any oppinion?

Its fun creating yin! In my opinion I dont think any of the yin on this tree adds anything to the design. I would remowe them.

As allways, its your tree and if you like them, keep them.

Thanks for advice. I can still cut it later.
If cutted, can't be attach back any more. It's better for me, to leave as much option as possible.

I am stil full newbie about bonsai styling. Looking a lot of vidos, but in theory it is different

Totally right aproach!

About very first question...

I am leaning towards front No. 2. I made some sketch, but I do not know if my thinking about design is going to right direction.
I belive top pad should be smaller, but I do not get enough foliage for now to revers it.

I thought this forum is alive, but there is not a lot of action here. I was really hoping for more vivid conversation.

I like the plan you have created. Go for it!