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This is a discussion on workshop junipers within the Show and Tell forums, part of the Bonsai Gallery category; did these at a club workshop. Had a blast working with Junipers. My first time....
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11-27-2009, 06:11 PM
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Tree Hugger In Training
   
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Hi JJ,
Nice little Junipers you got there! Can't wait until my society has another Juniper workshop, I missed the last, but apparently it was brilliant! What are the scales etc on these trees? Can you put a lighter, or pint glass next to them and take a pic for size comparison? I'm a little concerned about the bulk of the Jins, Don't get me wrong, I think they're great! But if they are as thin as they look, they will probably become detached in the future very easily, it might be wise to grow a sacrifice Jin branch alongside a couple of them, one that you allow to grow and thicken, and you can wire to shape. Then in a couple of years, when it has some weight to it, you can jin it. Just an idea while they're still at this stage and in training pots. Cheers -Matt-
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