Two Chamaecyparis styled

I have styled this week two Chamaecyparis shohin tree's.
The biggest tree is 30cm and the little one 15cm in pot
I hope you like it.
Greetings Ed

Here a update from this little chamaecyparis in such a short time,I love this species
I hope you like it.
Greetings Ed

Nice trees I really like the new pot choices. The pots you have chosen make the green stand out in foliage.

Those are both keepers Ed...wonderful little bonsai...

Pat

They look even better in real life.

Thank you all for the reactions,I love this species.
You can have good results with this species in a couple off years
And when you spray every two weeks the leafs with fertilizer you have a faster result in a shorter time.
And yes Nik,the tree's look better in real life
Greetings Ed

Update,I put the little chamaecyparis in a new pot from Jurgen Hilken.
I achieve this pot at Deshima bonsai from Teunis Jan Klein,from a very cheap price 13 euro for this nice made shohin-pot
And i take also new material at TJ place,one old Hawthorn and a Blackthorn and more great material that I will post soon on this forum
I hope you like the new bonsai and pot-combination.
Greetings Ed

I love these trees.
What kind of chamaecyparis are they? What kind of fertilizer do you use for the leaves to get such brilliant color.

Hi Ed.

Very nice trees.
I really like the larger tree. Dish it properly.For the smaller bowls that bothers me a little of the upper bright band of glaze.

Pavel

how old are they ? Did you grow them in the ground how did you train them ?

Thanks all for the comments
The species-name is Chamaecyparis obtusa and I treat this tree's like my other evergreen bonsai.
The fertilizer I give is fish emulsion and Pokon bonsai fertilizer.
And Pavel,I like the upper bright band of glaze because it force the viewer to look first to the nebari off this tree and later the rest of the tree
Greetings Ed

Both are beautiful with great pots. I like the larger of the two best.
Salut, Todd

Beautiful!! I also like the larger one...looks just like a big tree. Can't the smaller one be planted higher?

Very good choice on the new pot Ed. I like it very much.

hey hello ed,

those are great tree's to see,very nice styled.
and they make a nice combi with your pot choice.
all the best,

Thank you all for the nice comments
greetings Ed

The biggest from the two,I have repotted in a pot from Bonsai Slovakia this is the site http://www.e-bonsai.sk/pots_papao_r.htm
This tree is now totally without wire.
I hope you like it to
Greetings Ed

I like the tree, I like the new pot, but I don't think they go well together. The reason is that the tree over powers the smaller pot. The foliage canopy is too wide for that pot IMHO. I think the clay or glaze color is a better match for the tree.

Best,
Todd

Hello Ed. I like this combination but feel it is a little off balance. If the tree were planted slightly to the right of centre maybe?

those are great tree's to see

i think im in love with shohin

Hi Todd and Will,thank you for your comments.
I am going to pot this tree in a bigger pot,gladly I have not take any roots away the last repotsession so this will do no harm to the tree.
After your comments I look better to the tree with the new pot,and it looks a bit off balance that Will has noticed also to me.
I will post the tree with larger pot as soon as possible.
Greetings Ed

Hi Ed
Very nice tree. But I think the pot is small. But beautiful.
Pot made ​​of ceramics Ivan Stefanovic. President of the Slovak Bonsai Association.

Gretings Pavel

Thank you Pavel,thanks to you I know now who the maker off the pot is
I have another larger pot from him,and will pot the tree in this one.
Greetings Ed

I repotted this tree in a larger pot,it's look more in balance now
Greetings Ed

Hi...
Thats more better,nice tree & pot,thanks for sharing,keep them coming
Regards,
Alex