I need help, making a photomontage.....?

Hello friends of IBC,I have this juniper, juniperus sabina. we did a first design.
I want to transplant next spring. My idea is a round pot for cascade.
The problem is the peculiar tachagary, this round pot i think is the solution,
round pot kengai without border. But is very difficult chose and found this pot.
Please I need your opinion. If anyone knows how to do photomontage would be helpful.







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the pots , i chose some pots Peter's Kreb webside

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Thanks and regards from Spain

Hi! Im not much a help here. But I think this tree is so wide, that Im thinking it might be "better" with one of those "moon" pots. I dont know what they call it. Those that go slightly over the top of the tree. Someone can possible come with a better description of this.
The pots that you linked are very nice, but I feel they would be too narrow and tall, for this tree.
Just my honest opinion.

-Storm

Hi storm, and thanks for yours reply, whith a Kurama?...... i think is very difficult to planting, i need something more traditional line
Thanks and regards.

Salva, can you give us a picture of the tree in its current pot please. Also an indication of size would be good.

Can I also ask: when you mention tachagary (tachiagari?) are you talking about the trunk movement at the bend back of the branch or the way the trunk comes away from the roots?

Kurama I had to google. Didn't know that those type of bonsai containers had a collective name.


Always a danger with using technical terms.

Hi Fiona, in this moment i haven't actual picture, now the pot is traditional crop pot, isn't a bonsai pot. Yes tachiagari
ovement of the trunk that goes from the rootbase (nebari) up to the first branch, I said that because the trunk touches the rim of the pot.
not be planted in a kurama, because frecuently the kurama is not deep, and for my tree i need a deep pot, for balance first, and second because gravity in a kengai tree is stronger and can take down the tree.
Dimensions are 5cm nebari
35cm large.

Kurama in google : Kurama bonsai pot:

http://www.google.es/search?hl=es&biw=1280&bih=679&gbv=2&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=kurama+bonsai+pot&btnG=Buscar

I asked for help in this post , front people who can reduce the size of the images of the pots and can make a montage with the tree to see the result.


P.D. i try to explain my idea with my poor English.

Thank's and regards.

Salva wrote: I asked for help in this post , front people who can reduce the size of the images of the pots and can make a montage with the tree to see the result.

Yup, that's why we needed to know the size of the tree - otherwise the photoshopped images might be misleading.

Excuse me fiona, forgive my ingnorancia on the subject.
in my last reply iare the dimensions.
5cm nebari
35cm large.

Thanks another time.

Best I can do.









I tried altering the size of each pot and these results are what I think looked best. Others may have different opinions.

Ohhhhh, thank's Fiona, this is the idea...thank's.
I think is betterthe pots with subtle lines..are more female.

Thank's fiona, good job.
Regards from Spain.