soooo, wich ones of those do you smoke? |
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soooo, wich ones of those do you smoke? |
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Awesome Xaqaria. |
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Last edited by Howie; 11-16-2007 at 06:49 PM. Reason: spelling
To me the first thing to learn is patience. It will be at least 6 months before I know whether any of these have even grown root or are just dead twigs in dirt. |
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WOO BONSAI! |
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Am I crazy?
Mine has began to grow a lot of new growth. |
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Can I ask why it's worth it in the long run? |
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Well most things we create are worth it because they provide some sort of reward and can "give back to you" in some way. But with a bonsai tree, it is just a tree. You create it... but it stays a tree just kind of there. I don't know why that is worth it in the long run. |
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If by hacking you mean pruning, then the best way to do it for yourself is just to look how the trunk area grows and imagine what it would look like as a normal size tree and where it would be. If the trunk curves to one side, imagine it on a hilltop and trim the branches so it will eventually grow to look like it has been windswept in one direction for years. |
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To me its no different than sculpting with clay. A clay statue is really just a lump of clay that has been baked to hold its shape. It doesn't really give back to you in any way (unless you use it as a paper weight) beside being nice to look at. A bonzai tree is a living sculpture that takes years to shape, and more than one life time to ever finish. Like any art, it gives you the opportunity to see how well you can mimic and/or improve upon nature, while giving nature an equal hand in the process. Its like sculpting with a friend; but that friend happens to be billions of years old and has a mass of 6,592,000,000,000,000,000,000 tons. |
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someone help me in my question plz? |
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Am I crazy?
Thanks for the info Xaqaria |
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Wait, why would you put them in the fridge? I thought winter was a *bad* thing...? |
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Actually, the reason why you put the seeds in the fridge is because years of evolution have made the seeds of some deciduous trees only germinate after going through a dormant winter. Also, I forgot to mention, the seeds need to be moist while being refrigerated. The best way to do it is to put them between two damp (not soaking wet) paper towels. Also, I said a couple months, but the exact time is different for different types of trees. You should look up the specific seeds that you are using and you'll probably find out how long they should be kept cold. |
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i am doing japanese elm |
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Am I crazy?
Did you start from a seed? How long has it been growing and what does it look like now? |
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cool lil trees |
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i am still gethering info on how to plant and stuff, but i do plan to plant in those little pellet dirt things.... |
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Am I crazy?
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