Here are some branches, pruned from my bonsai in 2012, which have rooted well and are beginning to look quite good. When I am trying to strike cuttings from thicker branches, I wrap the cut end with sphagnum moss and secure it tightly in a pot with coarse akadama. I find that this improves my success rate
The first one was pruned from my procumbent juniper and has just been re-potted this week
Nice pot by Peter Krebs. Next job will be to wire the trunk and thin out the foliage. I am thinking about a literati style for this one
This is the parent tree
This is a little thuga occidentalis
This is the parent tree
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