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Old 22-02-2003, 10:15 PM
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Default [IBC] Priorities in bonsai design

On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 15:45:20 EST, "Billy M. Rhodes"
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Larger means, large enough to make the plant think it is in the ground.
That means as LARGE as you can handle.


Just to clarify what LARGE means so I know how to trick the tree into
thinking it's in the ground.

A LARGE pot is:

A) wide and shallow
B) narrow and deep
C) wide and deep.

I think from Jim's detailed reply I can presume that we're talking
about a clay pot. Can I also presume that Bonsai soil is used when
growing out the trunk in these LARGE clay pots?

Thanks, John

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