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Old 9-Mar-2005   #4
bonsai_audge
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I would definitely second (or third) the opinion to plant it in the ground to let it thicken up a bit. Or, if that's not possible, plant it in a larger pot and let it grow grow grow.

If the roots are terrible, beyond being salvageable, then you can try using the hole-in-the-tile technique for developping (almost) flawless nebari. Here is the thread explaining the technique.

-Audric
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