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20-Oct-2002
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Mini Mini Black Pine
Hehe... I just did this for fun...However, this could possibly be a really small accent plant.
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20-Oct-2002
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Join Date: Feb-2002
Location: Toronto
Country: Canada
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Where do you find pots that small?!
 That would make a nice accent to another large black pine, maybe giving it a more prounounced effect on it's age and girth. Looks cool, good luck watering with the eyedropper  |
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20-Oct-2002
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Woah! I love it, Kazuki. Nice job with that one.
Best, Old Mister
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22-Nov-2007
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Nov-2007
Country: united states
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pots
It looks like he used a ceramic pot. I'm an workin a little bonsai like that and just carved my pot out of a peace of limestone with masonry drill bits and a grinder wheel. saved my lazy butt the pain of buying one!
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29-Nov-2007
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bonsaiTALK Adept
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My daughter has a porcelaine teaset with miniature cups and saucers etc. smaller than some seeds lol. Simple matter to drill a small hole in the bottom and remove the handles.
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29-Nov-2007
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Are you serious here Old Mister Crow?? For me, its nice to pot up a little seedling pine, but this will still be a seedling. When it would be 1 cm in diameter and potted up in a 2-3 cm diameter pot, 1 cm high, than we're talkin. Sorry but thats how I see it. Never the less we all started one day...... Wessel
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29-Nov-2007
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lol.... Wessel you are so cute... Carl's post is ancient... not sure he'll even notice this to respond. I think maybe he liked the notion of something being potted up so small. I hope the tree was "up-potted" and given some better training.  Your friend, Victrinia |
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9-Dec-2007
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It's been nearly 6 years now, that pine might be looking pretty sweet.
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9-Dec-2007
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Duct Tape Ninja
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I bet it's dead....lol
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4-Jan-2008
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Jan-2008
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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Dead or alive, I would be curious to see what it would look like now... might actually have a trunk, and not look like a twig in dirt (:
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