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Pine cones
This may be a naive question. But I'll ask anyway. Do bonsai trees ever get cones? If so, are there any pictures you could show.
Barry M- Member
Re: Pine cones
They do but most people snip them off as they represent a significant investment of energy for the tree, which can in some cases lead to areas of dieback.
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Kev Bailey- Admin
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And they're often too large -- like all fruit.
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JimLewis- Member
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And nasty critters can hang out in pine cones, as I found out to my cost in Nara Park. A bite inflicted on my ankle by a Japanese Centipede (which are potentially lethal).


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Kev Bailey- Admin
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Barry M wrote:This may be a naive question. But I'll ask anyway. Do bonsai trees ever get cones? If so, are there any pictures you could show.

Here are a few macro images from my Japanese Red Pine "Tanyosho Pine".

vaiojoe- Member
Re: Pine cones
You need to prune that tree!
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