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Post  Guest Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:14 pm

Hi, I have three juniperis procumbens nana. They look to be in a nice semi-cascade style, with juvinile foliage. One of them is smaller than the others, and its trunk slightly bends in a curve, then a little ways out from the pot. I will hopefully post pics to, but do you think they would have any hope of becoming something nice? P.S: They are about 8 years old.

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Post  Jkd2572 Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:22 pm

We need pics.

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Post  Guest Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:32 pm

Jkd2572 wrote:We need pics.
I'll try.

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Post  JimLewis Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:50 pm

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Post  Guest Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:10 pm

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Post  Guest Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:15 pm

Dont know what happened. their all the same. Any way, the first two are practicly the same, but I couldnt get the smallest. So what do you think?

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Post  JimLewis Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:32 pm

They're probably a few years less than 8 years old, I'm afraid. At any rate, they're too young for us to make any predictions. I'd recommend that you put them in the ground and let them grow for a couple more years before you consider them for bonsai.
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Post  Just Mike Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:49 pm

JimLewis wrote:They're probably a few years less than 8 years old, I'm afraid. At any rate, they're too young for us to make any predictions. I'd recommend that you put them in the ground and let them grow for a couple more years before you consider them for bonsai.

and i would add a couple more years to the suggested couple years...nana's are kinda slow in the trunk thickening department, and ultimately, that will weigh heavily in the long run...dont forget that just because they are in the ground doesnt mean that you cant do some preliminary training along the way...
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Post  sunip Mon Jan 14, 2013 9:38 pm

bonsaitrimmer wrote:Hi, I have three juniperis procumbens nana. They look to be in a nice semi-cascade style, with juvinile foliage. One of them is smaller than the others, and its trunk slightly bends in a curve, then a little ways out from the pot. I will hopefully post pics to, but do you think they would have any hope of becoming something nice? P.S: They are about 8 years old.
Hello,
Ofcours this can become something.
This is the stage to get some initial movement in the trunk and branches with some wiring.
But it is best to do it in the spring if you have the tree outside.
When the tree is really 8 years old, bending could be a bit of a problem as the wood will be hard.
Good luck
Sunip Wink

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Post  Guest Mon Jan 14, 2013 9:58 pm

Thanks fo the info! Im new to bonsai, so thanks again.Smile

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