As you know, I have a piece of land 10 x 10 square meters and a shelf in the shop of bonsai (for details, see the Earth post My Bonsai Update – What is the Black Fabric and more trees Bonsai on my shelf). I’m getting a few large trees need thicker trunks and more power in the land and put the rest of my trees on the shelf.

My bonsai frame and the ground (photos taken in early May 2011)

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the shelf, there were several large trees that I thought might have developed enough and could be in pots for the final stage of development (development of thin branches). But a year has passed and these trees have grown a lot. I guess they probably have a little pot too soon. So I decided to take these bonsai trees out of the pot and form in the ground again. Hopefully, these trees have their branches developed and can be potted in two years.

We can say that the trees have not developed much in the last year with these photos (photo on the bottom is held in early May 2011). Besides having a little more foliage (mostly unwanted), trees have not developed appropriate branches.

The tree is surrounded by brick in the center is an advantage. Have you been here before moved my trees in

Happy Bonsai

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