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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
Join Date: Mar-2005
Location: Victoria
Country: Australia
Posts: 1,080
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Originally Posted by Ecaterina
Good morning Ash!
Should I presume that you mean I will face difficulties disproportional for a beginner with the kind of tree I've chosen? You see, it was a second thin dead trunk that drew my attention to that plant, as well as a "scar" (some twig broken off perhaps) on the main trunk which turns to the left. However, I'll be grateful for any advice.
Thank you.
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On the contrary I was enthused by your reply to Pat. I got the impression of someone who is ready to embrace the wonderful world of miniature trees.
Poplar has a dominant upward growth habit which may not lend itself to bonsai. My advice is to seek trees in your area which will lend themselves as more suitable bonsai specimens such as juniper or olive. However don't let me dampen your enthusiasm, use the poplar as a learning tool to gain more knowledge of how too keep trees alive in a pot situation. As an aside it would be interesting to gather more poplars and create a group/forest scene. Perhaps an avenue which meanders to take the viewer through a pleasant journey. I wish you well on this fabulous pursuit and remember we are always here for you at all times.
Regards Ash
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