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It is a bit obvious that none of you make your living at teaching bonsai.
It is not always cut and dry. White or black. Sometimes a good color is plaid.;o)
That being said, no I don't lie to them. I tactfully tell the truth.
I also try to educate them on how to select good material.
I posted a small article on the forum someplace on how to do that on this forum a while back. Guess I could repost it if anyone wants me to. Might be a bit interesting to see what comments I get on it this time ;o)

23-Jul-2004	#14
RonMartin(deceased) Bonsai nare-do-well Join Date: Jan-2003 Location: Summerville SC Country: USA USDA Zone: 8A AHS Heat Zone: 8 Posts: 4,653	It is a bit obvious that none of you make your living at teaching bonsai. It is not always cut and dry. White or black. Sometimes a good color is plaid.;o) That being said, no I don't lie to them. I tactfully tell the truth. I also try to educate them on how to select good material. I posted a small article on the forum someplace on how to do that on this forum a while back. Guess I could repost it if anyone wants me to. Might be a bit interesting to see what comments I get on it this time ;o)