Clicio wrote:
Madartej21 wrote: I would have potted with a technique to help it reach neagari style. I think it could fit the style pretty well
Yes, I agree.
Neagari suits it!
Guys, I understand, but it was sooo hellish ugly, specially with the missing root, that I couldn’t stand for. It was two more on the shelf. Next week I’ll pick up one more, and do Neagari, oki?
On the other hand... I don't like Serissas.
Uninteresting, smallish....
Ok, ok got it! I’ll never gift a Serissa for you..
Auk wrote:
And they are touchy. Very touchy roots, touchy to movement, touchy to incorrect watering, and even touchy when you look at them the wrong way. They just drop their leaves and fall over.
Still.. for the price of a hamburger I wouldn't hesitate (if it's a McDonalds plain hamburger
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I was scared with the other (Swiss one) also, but it didn’t dropped more than 3-5 leaves when I moved. When I turned back into the same position according to the sun how it was inside, it stopped shedding. Looks like that species “tell” immediately if something not right and I can corrigate, like yellow leaves for too much water, etc... Well we’ll see in 2 years if they still kicking.
Auk wrote: Yes. It does look better this way 
Thanks, I have hope for that
Mimo wrote: I like the front and movement on the last pic Felidae posted.
I wouldn´t bother making a larger bonsai from this material, but it could be a nice shohin one day.
And have a guess what I would do with it?
Thanks Mimo, I’ll try to aim something similar

Shohin really looks good, proportionate size for it.
Mimo wrote: and regarding roots - I wouldn´t expect any interesting forming while buried like that - wouldn´t hesitate to airlayer at the top of current soil level as soon as the tree recovers from repotting and starts to grow significantly.
Uhh.. Layering is not a bad idea! Maybe a torque could be enough also. I’ll thinking.