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Post  waway Tue Oct 20, 2009 3:56 pm

Hi guys.

I just had my first bonsai hunting experience and share to you my very first yamadori, a pemphis acidula. Maybe I don't yet have the "eye" for bonsai, a potential material that is, but I like these materials I hope you like it too.

I need your comments, suggestions, advice and anything to do with these trees, especially on the care aspect as I don't really have first hand experience with trees fresh from the wild. And also any initial styling suggestion would be very much appreciated.

Thanks a bunch.

Warren

And here are the pictures...

Fresh from the wild.
my very first yamadori S6300911

In its training pot. I made some initial cleaning.
my very first yamadori S6300912

Another material in its training pot.
my very first yamadori S6300913

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Post  Guest Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:09 pm

Looks very nice for a first. What made you dig it up? You must have a plan for it?Sorry but I dont know this species but I know it makes fine bonsai.

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Post  cram Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:11 pm

you re really perfect to see what to collect ....i find
one idea quicly made...of one way of one thousand possible...surely not the best
nice yamadori...well done
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Post  Ka Pabling Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:33 pm

Warren

These are nice materials, its hard to find pemphis with good base .

I suppose these materials came from the visayas?

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Post  waway Wed Oct 21, 2009 1:46 am

@will
I was thinking of a "father-son" style (I'm assuming this is the same as twin trunk). Is it too far away for that style? And the other one is more or less a mushroom-like canopy tree with deadwood protuding above the canopy. And I also want to learn some woodworking (creating deadwood effect).

@cram
You got very nice ideas. I will give this a consideration when I will have its branches and foliage. Thank you.

@pabling
Yes this came from visayas but not much to choose from. I was so lucky to have found these materials.

Still need some suggestions for the clean up operation.

Thank you.

Warren

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Post  Mario Stefano Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:30 am

Beautiful tree! Great nebari. Wink
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Post  waway Thu Oct 22, 2009 3:33 pm

Mario Stefano wrote:Beautiful tree! Great nebari. Wink

Thanks Mario. I hope I can carve as good as you. By the way, very nice wood carving on the tamed and wild. Its like a pack of wolves coming out of the tree.

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Post  Mario Stefano Fri Oct 23, 2009 6:57 am

waway wrote:
Mario Stefano wrote:Beautiful tree! Great nebari. Wink

Thanks Mario. I hope I can carve as good as you. By the way, very nice wood carving on the tamed and wild. Its like a pack of wolves coming out of the tree.


I believe you will make beautiful deadwood. Thank you waway!
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