First post, second post; Directly or indirectly. Who cares. Point is: There is absolutely no reason to be stupidly rude to someone willing to look beyond the regular stuff and experiment. If a person does not understand it, or do not have the vision, it does not make something stupid.

Obviously I am not entitled to an opinion. And the comment was not to the original post.

but you did say that the idea was stupid.

NO I DID NOT

I am not surprised no one has done it. The tree would be very small to begin with. How would you prune it? You can't keep taking it out. No sorry, stick to Tillandsias or orchids or any other small plant but it is not for bonsai
this was my reply

ok, sorry, my fault, but let's move on the past is, well, the past.

m5eaygeoff wrote:

I am not surprised no one has done it. The tree would be very small to begin with. How would you prune it? You can't keep taking it out. No sorry, stick to Tillandsias or orchids or any other small plant but it is not for bonsai
this was my reply

OK... the only posts after the above were from Leatherback:

"Main problem I would see is drainage. Of course, you could find a globe with drainage holes in it."

And Bob, who ideas mostly seem not his own, but a confirmation of those of others:

"yes, it would be fine, as long as there is a hatch, so you can prune it and water it"

So, what exactly was it that made you write: "I have never heard anything so stupid" ?
Was that the idea of drainage, or a hatch ?

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if it were me I think I would try one of these and drill a hole in the bottom with diamond bit and see how it worked. just my thoughts, good luck.

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