Maybe I should be more specific.

I obtaines some juniper gold coast trees with trunks that I think would
look good as they are. The branches and foliage need working on. Do I first
see to the branches and foliage before putting in a bonsai pot or can I pot
it up now?

Thanks

s sulaiman



"Andy Rutledge" wrote in message
news:007f01c2dabe$b29de990$0a0110ac@andy...
----- Original Message -----
From: "ss"
Hi Everybody

As a general rule, should one transplant new material into a shallow pot
first and then develop and refine branches and foliage, or first achieve
the
desired branch and foliage structure and then transplant into a bonsai
pot?
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Every species is different. Every tree, even within a species, is
different. There are exceptions to every guideline you can get on this
matter.

Kind regards,
Andy Rutledge
zone 8, Texas


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