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Hi Jerry,

Long time since I saw you posting on the forum. Really like your little forest. I think you should remove the curled Elm in your forest and replace it for a straight one. The curled one is better for a mame solitar.
I'm trying to make a Crassula forest in small myself, also trying Crassula in a cap of a soda bottle. Its my way of doing something against the pet tree (bonsai).

Hope to speak to you soon again, maybe we should make an appointment for next spring, Larch collecting??

My 2 Crassula tries are in an other post btw, see:

http://forum.bonsaitalk.com/showthr...ed=1#post138413

Cheerio, Wessel

31-Jan-2006	#27
weeijk bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman Join Date: Nov-2004 Location: Apeldoorn Country: Netherlands USDA Zone: 7-8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 834	Hi Jerry, Long time since I saw you posting on the forum. Really like your little forest. I think you should remove the curled Elm in your forest and replace it for a straight one. The curled one is better for a mame solitar. I'm trying to make a Crassula forest in small myself, also trying Crassula in a cap of a soda bottle. Its my way of doing something against the pet tree (bonsai). Hope to speak to you soon again, maybe we should make an appointment for next spring, Larch collecting?? My 2 Crassula tries are in an other post btw, see: http://forum.bonsaitalk.com/showthr...ed=1#post138413 Cheerio, Wessel __________________ Every tree can be a bonsai, but only some will be.