How Should i make my juniperous nana have more leaf

23-Nov-2004	#1
HarryZaragoza bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Nov-2004 Country: Philippines Posts: 43	How Should i make my juniperous nana have more leaf hi Ive pruned my juniper nana into cascade style and ive seen juniper in cascade style but they have thick leaves and branches the way they want it to have..how should i do that....my juniper looks bald...and when i think of it it will stay like that unless i do some things to make that part of my bonsai to have a thick leaves and branches the way i wanted it to have... If i should prune it how? where and when (in terms how long the branches before ill pruned? If you have pictures to be illustrated to me please illreally appreciate it/.... if you want you can draw it either so that i know where exactly to prune it.... have i can have a quick response from all the bonsai experts...

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Originally Posted by HarryZaragoza

hi

Ive pruned my juniper nana into cascade style and ive seen juniper in cascade style but they have thick leaves and branches the way they want it to have..how should i do that....my juniper looks bald...and when i think of it it will stay like that unless i do some things to make that part of my bonsai to have a thick leaves and branches the way i wanted it to have...

If i should prune it how? where and when (in terms how long the branches before ill pruned?

If you have pictures to be illustrated to me please illreally appreciate it/.... if you want you can draw it either so that i know where exactly to prune it....

have i can have a quick response from all the bonsai experts...

Well, I'm sorry to see no one has responded to your question yet. Are you able to post a picture of your tree? We could be more helpful if we could see the material you are working with.

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29-Nov-2004	#3
HarryZaragoza bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Nov-2004 Country: Philippines Posts: 43	ok ill post a pic of my tree...thanks

30-Nov-2004	#4
Bonsainut Carrier of Bonsai Fever Join Date: Oct-2001 Location: So-Cal, US of A Country: America The Beautiful USDA Zone: Zone 9-10 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,833	Harry, You have done the initial work now you must have patience. It takes some years of growth to fill in the foiliage clouds. Sun, water, and fertilizer, and time - in your climate, you will have a nice tree in a short time. Good luck! __________________ Keep growing,---'Nut Lethal Use of Farce

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