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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Nov-2005
Posts: 12
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broken pot for slab planting
i am a beginner at bonsai and i really want to plant a forest arrangement. I have a very large broken piece of a garden pot. i wanted to find out if it would be possible to use it as a slab. ive searched to see if anyone else has done this before, but i can't find anything on here. i was wondering if i would need to drill a hole in the bottom. Or, i was thinking of welding a metal stand so it can hold the pottery piece at an angle. that way the excess water could drain off the edge. any tips or help would be great.
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w/ Hippyistic Tendencies
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If you're going to use a shallow mound of earth, like in a landscape planting or bonkei then drainage isn't as imporatant an issue ,but if you were using deeper soil like that in a pot, then yeah you might wanna drill or tap some holes in it. Robert Steven actually uses some broken pots in some of work.
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