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Posted on 11/9/26 at 7:25 pm to boxcarbarney
I remember when bonsai kittens were a thing around the turn of the century.
Posted on 11/10/26 at 9:04 pm to boxcarbarney
You took too much off, is probably one of the reasons those first ones died. If you’re trying to eventually get nice specimens from small stock like that, you have to let them grow. It all starts with the trunk and to get a nice trunk you have to let them grow and they cannot grow when they don’t have any foliage left.
I’ve done bonsai for a little over a decade. Killed a bunch of trees and learned a lot along the way. Definitely better to lose material like that as a beginner.
If you’re interested in the hobby I’d try to find people in your area that have done it for a while.
I’ve done bonsai for a little over a decade. Killed a bunch of trees and learned a lot along the way. Definitely better to lose material like that as a beginner.
If you’re interested in the hobby I’d try to find people in your area that have done it for a while.

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