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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13236

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Hi!

I have a Japanese Cryptomeria which I have in a big pot for about 18 years now.

I would like to put it in a bonsai pot and make some detailing pruning.

But….i am afraid to repot it in a bonsai, worring if this will successful or not for the tree.

What do you believe? And what might be the best procedure to follow for having a successful repot as a bonsai?

Thank you in advance!

Regards

Andreas Liasi


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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13237

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Firstly, welcome. It would be helpful to know where you are. What country? It is the wrong time to be re potting now, spring is the time for re potting. I would do the styling in the pot it is in before moving anyway. It is a good looking piece of material, and may make a good bonsai with a lot of work. It is difficult to say what to do without getting hands on, so it is down to you. You can do some of the work now, but I would not do all at the same time, I would spread it out.
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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13238

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Hi Geoff

First, thank you for the welcome!

Secondly, thanks for guides you propose...so will start styling slowly slowly and wait for spring to re pot it!
I am located in Cyprus, Europe! Actually is an island located in the mediterranean.

Thanks again
Andreas

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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13239

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Are you sure it's a cryptomeria?
Looks more like a Juniperus Procumbens Nana to me:

www.bluerivernursery.com/juniperus-procu...-on-a-standard.html#

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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13241

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I did wonder at the shape. Yes I think I agree it is a Juniper.

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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 5 months ago #13242

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I think so to, the foliage of the jpn looks very similar to the topic pic. Most likely is a jpn now i look at it. Good notice auk ;) . The pic is the foliage of a jpn fom g images.it does look similar to the thread images. Again good spot auk ;)

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Japanese Cryptomeria question 9 years 4 months ago #13384

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I also believe this is a procumbens nana juniper. It looks like a potentially interesting one, though. I like it.

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