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Hawthorn__
Hi all,
This is a small hawthorn that was collected in 2009. The images are from 2010 and since then has been recovering since then, and I am planning to do the transplant in the next growing season.
If you have any ideas who want to share ....
This is a small hawthorn that was collected in 2009. The images are from 2010 and since then has been recovering since then, and I am planning to do the transplant in the next growing season.
If you have any ideas who want to share ....
Rui Marques- Member
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Why are you transplanting? And transplanting into what?
Your hawthorn is little more than a seedling, and will need many years of growing before it can be turned into a bonsai. You should at least leave it alone and let it grow in its current pot for 2-3 years. Better yet, plant it in the garden somewhere and "forget" about it for a few years. Let it grow up.
Your hawthorn is little more than a seedling, and will need many years of growing before it can be turned into a bonsai. You should at least leave it alone and let it grow in its current pot for 2-3 years. Better yet, plant it in the garden somewhere and "forget" about it for a few years. Let it grow up.
JimLewis- Member
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Rui Marques wrote:Hi Tony, unfortunately i couldn't attend the Ericeira event.
Hi Rui, If you want to progress with your bonsai it is important that you visit exhibitions to see 'real' bonsai and to gain a positive direction. This seedling that you are showing here will take many years (even with your wonderful climate) to develop into a credible bonsai... it will make a bonsai... eventually.
Regards
Tony
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