kcpoole

Hi Scott and this could be fun

What is you experience with Bonsai?

Are well versed in the art, or a newbie? Member of a club?
The answer to this would have some bearing on what you can do with the tree and more importantly what you should do with it.

For me, I would sit back with a couple of beers and look at it for a year or so while it gets adjusted to the put life. this will give time to evaluate its personality, and to let the tree tell you what it wants to be. Once primed and the tree is happy, then execute the plan you have for it.

Ken

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