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16-Oct-2005
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
 
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Mini exposed root Juniper
G’day Taipan and all,
Here is the 1st posting of one of my smallest guys. A small, Dutch yamadori, exposed-root, Juniperus communis in a Tokoname pot. Height of the tree is 9cm [3 ½”] from the pot rim. Nigel
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17-Oct-2005
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Morten Albek
Join Date: Jun-2003
Location: Svendborg
Country: Denmark
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Nice Mame
It is a nice Mame-bonsai (It is categorized as a Mame when it is below 10 cm in height).
It can be developed to fine Neagari, root-exposed, tree in a relative short time. I might consider changing the pot to a brown or blue container that suits the green colours of the needles better. The bright white pot attracts the eye a little to much. The white pot can be used for a flower or fruit bearing specimen very well. The Neagari style is a very elegant style I think; and it allows us to use thinner trunks than else seems appropriate, especially in the Mame size. Kind regards Morten Albek |
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17-Oct-2005
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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G'day Albek,
Of course you're right about the pot, but it was at the time the only one I had, sizewise, if my Cotoneaster microphyllus survives thru the coming winter then it shall go into the white pot in spring, and I shall have to dig deep and find something else for the Juniper. My small balcony is so over crowded, and I have quite a few small ones on the go, but because of the overcrowding I am forced to put some of my trees into larger or even taller pots, so that they may squeeze in and overhang. Thank you for your comments. Nigel
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18-Oct-2005
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Nudist Bonsai Farmer
Join Date: May-2005
Location: Daintree Rainforest & Great Barrier Reef
Country: Australia
USDA Zone: 6tropical
AHS Heat Zone: humid
Posts: 565
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Hi Nigel, Fantastic little tree....I love the exposed roots....Gives me an idea of what to do with some Chinese Juniper cuttings I have coming up soon!
Mmm yes I can see a few exposed root Mame trees in the bunch already... Thanks for posting the pics mate! Happy Growing Tai |
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17-Jul-2007
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GREEN HORN
Join Date: Jan-2005
Location: Danielsville GA (Near Athens)
Country: U.S.
USDA Zone: 7b
Posts: 1,683
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Doing a ne-agari search and bumping threads,...update?
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