I have been asked if I would post some more pictures of the Echizen Hosui pot that featured in my last post
Always happy to oblige. Enjoy!
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I have been asked if I would post some more pictures of the Echizen Hosui pot that featured in my last post
Always happy to oblige. Enjoy!
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Hi Robert when do you guys start to pot your pines
Hi Shah
My pines are only potted when absolutely necessary. I would normally do it when last years buds begin to extend into candles
I bought this pine and it is growing in garden soil I was thinking would it be safe maybe not to root prune just take away the garden soil and pot it in some bonsai soil ?
It’s difficult to advise you Shah, as I know nothing about the climate in your area and I can’t see the condition and state of development of your tree. Is there a club in your area where you might get some local advice
I have they said it would be right to remove majority of the garden soil
Thanks anyway
Very nice pot, I have one of his pots as well I think yours is a touch better though. Thanks for the update.
Thanks Andy, why don’t you do a post on your pot, I’d love to see it
I will try to do it Friday if the pictures on my iPad are not good enough even then they won’t be as good as yours.