Pinus silvestris
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rasto
AlainK
abcd
nutSOfast
Rafal Kulesza
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Pinus silvestris
I finished forming my pinus
![Pinus silvestris Dw85_14](https://2img.net/h/img20.otofotki.pl/obrazki/dw85_14.JPG)
Do you have some suggestions?
Can you propose pot?
Do you have some suggestions?
Can you propose pot?
Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Very nice Rafal, very.
Did you consider a remove of right side branch?
Maybe after that, you can use a flat, wide pot and place a pine in center?
From where you collected such a good pine ?
Did you consider a remove of right side branch?
Maybe after that, you can use a flat, wide pot and place a pine in center?
From where you collected such a good pine ?
nutSOfast- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Hi,
This right side branch is root. Later I will make of him the jin or I cut off him.
I collected this pine from my forest in central Poland.
abcd,
Thank You for virtual. This is very good idea.
Can you propose pot?
This right side branch is root. Later I will make of him the jin or I cut off him.
I collected this pine from my forest in central Poland.
abcd,
Thank You for virtual. This is very good idea.
Can you propose pot?
Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Although it would hurt me, I'd get rid of the trunk on the left.
Two (too) different styles.
Two (too) different styles.
AlainK- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Cześć Alain,
Bonsai has unique character now and I will not cut off this left branch.
I think that this is good bonsai. He has a lot of natural dead wood on both branches
Bonsai has unique character now and I will not cut off this left branch.
I think that this is good bonsai. He has a lot of natural dead wood on both branches
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Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Rafal Kulesza wrote:I finished forming my pinus
Do you have some suggestions?
Can you propose pot?
no, and, no
i quite like it the way it is. Yes you could play with the trunk line, but if a tree looks good the way it is...why feel the need to do anything more than that? I dont think it alters the quality... yes, its all a bit nearer to each other but is it necessary to produce a stronger/better feel to the tree? I think it breathes elegancy allready, a tall elegant and pride lady.
And i would certainly not pick a much smaller pot. The tree can use the pot as it is, while it gets potbound and you fertilize and water it properly, it can take on more leaf/needles... If you have a fuller crown that smaller pot will look totally out of place.
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Re: Pinus silvestris
Hi Rasto,
I thank for Your very nice virt but I do not want to cut off this trunk.
I thank for Your very nice virt but I do not want to cut off this trunk.
Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Hi Rafal,
It was just an idea
As Alain wrote - two different styles of trunk - a bit distracting me too.
But if it was mine, I probably wouldn´t be so brave to cut it
It was just an idea
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As Alain wrote - two different styles of trunk - a bit distracting me too.
But if it was mine, I probably wouldn´t be so brave to cut it
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rasto- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Hi Rafal,
thanks for sharing this interesting pine. I think cutting off either of the trunks would be a terrible mistake - it's the two trunks that make the tree stand out and interesting. I would personally try to toy with the taller trunk's crown and make it more dynamic and corresponding with the smaller trunk, also, imho, the tree would benefit from a less obvious triangle composition. That said, from what I understand it's the tree's aragake and it is a very good one - a great job you did there. I'm looking forward to see the tree's next styling. Have you taken a photo of the tree before its styling? All best!
thanks for sharing this interesting pine. I think cutting off either of the trunks would be a terrible mistake - it's the two trunks that make the tree stand out and interesting. I would personally try to toy with the taller trunk's crown and make it more dynamic and corresponding with the smaller trunk, also, imho, the tree would benefit from a less obvious triangle composition. That said, from what I understand it's the tree's aragake and it is a very good one - a great job you did there. I'm looking forward to see the tree's next styling. Have you taken a photo of the tree before its styling? All best!
giomach- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
I think so same.giomach wrote:I think cutting off either of the trunks would be a terrible mistake - it's the two trunks that make the tree stand out and interesting.
I on Polish forum:giomach wrote:Have you taken a photo of the tree before its styling?
[url=http://www.bonsaiforum.pl/[/url]
shew this tree's history.
First bonsai foto
![Pinus silvestris 56_foto014_1](https://2img.net/h/www.bonsaiforum.pl/userpix/56_foto014_1.jpg)
Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
Especially now that I see what you guys have started with... NO CUTTING NO NOTHING
Best...
Gašper
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Best...
Gašper
GašperG- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
I think that you do not see what work was made
First forming had on destination on very difficult curve left branch. Nothing be cutting!
![Pinus silvestris 56_foto018_1](https://2img.net/h/www.bonsaiforum.pl/userpix/56_foto018_1.jpg)
After first forming pine looked so as lower down:
![Pinus silvestris Ki143_P1010714](https://2img.net/h/img20.otofotki.pl/obrazki/ki143_P1010714.JPG)
![Pinus silvestris Nq278_P1010716](https://2img.net/h/img20.otofotki.pl/obrazki/nq278_P1010716.JPG)
this was in June 2007.
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First forming had on destination on very difficult curve left branch. Nothing be cutting!
![Pinus silvestris 56_foto018_1](https://2img.net/h/www.bonsaiforum.pl/userpix/56_foto018_1.jpg)
After first forming pine looked so as lower down:
this was in June 2007.
Rafal Kulesza- Member
Re: Pinus silvestris
I really like the tree. It really demonstrates the uniqueness of design, time and weather can impose on a piece of material. I believe, and this is just my opinion, doing anything to drastically alter this tree by removing one or other of the two trunks would be border-line criminal. Nature offered up this tree and when it was harvested I believe that a commitment was made to preserve what it is.
Vance Wood- Member
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