juniper i think

i have cut my first yamadori bonsai today with a friend and it might not look so good now but it's a start

Er...

Not very clear the photos are. Yamadori, which is ?

In its new pot a photo of the tree can you show ?

This is my first so i dont know so much :/

AlainK wrote:Er...

Not very clear the photos are. Yamadori, which is ?

In its new pot a photo of the tree can you show ?

Look at Alain getting all Yoda on the poor guy.

V

simongonewrong wrote:This is my first so i dont know so much :/

Well Yamadori implies you collected it from the ground... so Alain was rightly hoping to see the tree in it's new enviornment. If you have NOT yet actually collected the tree... then you could likely get some excellent advice on that subject... though it may include advice that says, pick something else.

So we need to know what you have actually done.

Kindest regards,

Victrinia

Victrinia Ridgeway wrote:

AlainK wrote:Er...

Not very clear the photos are. Yamadori, which is ?

In its new pot a photo of the tree can you show ?

Look at Alain getting all Yoda on the poor guy.

V

What mean Victrinia does exactly?.. Leg breéking me or wot? Ik vonder...

I'll hab ein ander Gwinnes. Maybe visdmomo will find.

Oi.... now I'm lost Alain...lol you made a very cute Yoda... play to your strengths dear.

V

Thank Victrina for the help i gonna look after something other

And, I know it's still spring in Sweden, but you might ask folks in the area whether it still is a good time to collect.

thanks i will

Every single tree you decide to take into your care as you embark on this path becomes a responsibility. It's seriously not unlike a pet. So be prepared to have a long term commitment before getting one, because neglect means death as often as not with bonsai. If you collect a less than stellar tree and get inspired to do more... and you get trees better able to match your enthusiasum and vision.... you'll still have those first ones with you... so you find a garden to put them in, or another person who may want them... but it's always a responsibility while they are in your care. So choose wisely... because it's harder to let them go than you might think. lol

Kindest regards,

Victrinia