Pinus mugo 2006

Very nice work, like it very much

Loke Emil wrote:Hi Pavel

...ENVY, ENVY and then some inspiration and hope for amateurs like me - given the 2006 material; Something similar can be found in nurseries, even in the danish 'wild' forrests...But the way you control the tree from raw starter-material is awesome

best regards

Echo that...

Hi Lee
Thank you for nice replies.
Pavel

Hi Emil
thank you for your nice compliment.
Pavel


Hi Yvonne
thank you, I am pleased that a tree like that.
Pavel

Hi Faisal
thank you for the compliment. I'm glad you here.
Pavel

Hi Jupp
Thank you very much.
Pavel

Hi Jesse
Thank you very much for your nice coment.
Pavel

Hi Pavel. As always, a superb transformation, and excellently documented.

I agree with Lee that the tree looks much better without the apical jin.

I look forward to seeing this tree in person very soon!

Hi Steve

Thank you very much for your nice compliment.
I look forward to.

Pavel

Hi all

new foto


Pavel

This is very impressive!
And the quality of photograph, too!
All of your trees are so very well worked, Pavel.

great shot, great tree

Hi Alexandra and Jozef

Thank you very much for yours nice coment. I'm glad that you like a tree.

Pavel

Hi all
Update

2006

Today



Greetings pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/pinus-mugo-__gnom__-2006/

Looking good Pavel, very clever what you did with that one.

Excellent work as usual, Pavel.

I wouldn't keep the smaller trunk on the right though...

I think this is one of those oh it's "Pavel's tree" images where the rules are broken to convey a much more memorable image .... a lot of people would have whacked or jinned the branch at the first styling. You say you pluck the needles on mugo Pavel - I thought they back budded better by cutting them to a few mm's (Hans Van Meer)? Do you have any pics of the tree recovering after styling and the extent to which you leave it before the next phase? I'm interested in the periods between styling too - I think a lot of people (me included) for a long time thought that these trees never got 'scruffy' in between times ... i weakened a lot of trees by trying to keep the current image

Hi all
Today I finished work on the tree.





more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/pinus-mugo-__gnom__-2006/etings

short video here: https://youtu.be/tT07_41H7yQ

Greetings Pavel

wow mate exellent work it just gets better
everytime, keep it up.
regards rob. a.

Thank you very much Rob for very nice coments. I apreciate that.
Greetings Pavel

Improving every year... Like a great wine

Thanks Tony.
I looking forward in May.

Greetings Pavel

pavel yet again what a brilliant result you have produced with this pine material,i love it,the combination of your true passion plus a natural ability in the art of bonsai is fantastic and a real credit to you, i am not prone to any form of hero worship but i do admire real talent in a person and you my friend are something special of that their is no doubt,the images you continue to create on this forum from yamadori to finished trees is truly awesome and i know you always strive to do the very best you can nothing is perfect not even in nature, there will always be the critics and those with different opinions and rightly so its what makes the world go round, but for me i just love your work i also think the photographic presentation rounds up the whole thing. unfortunately there is no higher mark i can give but 10 out of 10,please keep posting bob hill

Hi Bob
Thank you very much for your very , very nice coments and compliments.I apreciate that.
They really are very kind words. I am very happy.

Greetings Pavel