AFTER 6 YEARS: UPDATE OF MY PEMPHIS

This tree was posted earlier from this forum.
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marverous

fantastic regards john

Wow, very inspiring. keep up the good work
Sam

Fantastic works. Keep it up.

CJ

excellent development and training.

Ogi Uyehara,


Like always, Beautiful....

Your friend,

Jose Luis

Great development. Impressive work!

Dear Friend, I do not mean to be impolite, but I believe that This Tree, Really Deserves a Decent photo!!!
So, you will furthermore show that you estimate highly and measure justly your own efforts.... Because your work is really, really Good!!!

!!

to all,
thanks to all. very happy you like my work

my nellie,
photography is my frustrations. anyway thanks again
ogi

I just can't believe this. I've never seen anything go from raw material to stunning bonsai as quickly as Pemphis! It's just amazing.

R

Nice job Ogi.

Budi

f*ckin h*ll man. I'm almost lost for words. what a thing of beauty

To OGI .....from Ogie with an "E"

Great patience and talent DRE..see you soon at PBSI,learning from you guys

an excillent work, congratulation
thank for your share, i hope to see more your bonsai works
regards

Greetings Ogi! I'm new to this forum and the art of bonsai, so I've been educating myself as much as possible by reading what the pros do, and I've found your posts great. I love seeing progression series, they are the best way to learn visually.
I just wanted to know if my guess is right: that you're using a technique I've never read about to transfer your tree from one pot to another with the intention of exposing the mature roots under the soil line in the old pot. I've seen how people usually expose roots by first planting the tree in a deep pot and slowly uncovering roots by removing soil. But I've never thought about the technique you seem to be implementing to do this for a mature tree.

Great work, Mike.

mgallex,
the extention you see in the picture. I put organic fertilizer specifically dehydrated cow dung. When I water the plants the juice of the fertilizer drains naturally to the roots. Whats the benefit of it.
1. good health of the plant using organic
2. when you use organic fertilizer on top of the pot the hair roots will be going up and when your lucky the nebari wil be develop.
3. easy to repot
4. safe for young and mature trees.
5. additional space for the roots to grow.
Every 6 moths i replace old organic to a new one. These is not new. But only few is implementing this kind of technique. Sometime I add guano fertilizer or bat manure.

ogi