How's autumn treating you guys? What is there to do with bonsai this time of year?
Meanwhile:
>mum goes to let dog out
>"oh nooo"
>what?
>"anon, your plant thingy's fallen over!"
>oh noooooo
>mini greenhouse on ground with a broken pane
>plant pot soil dumped onto garden path
>baby plant clinging sadly to some soil
>bonsai on ground
>fallen out of its pot
>bonsai, pot and tray are seemingly undamaged
Fuuucking hell. I popped it back in its pot and brought it inside but it's probably stressed as shit now, right? There'd been no new growth for a while but I'd kept it outside to get all the light it can in these gloomy days and now this.
it shouldn't matter too much during this time of the year, the sap stream isn't flowing much anyway.
Hi. Please keep bonsai general alive. Here's mine.
Name: Irisviel von Einzbern
My boxwood when i first got it after some pruning thinning out
What it looks like now (six months after) anyone know why the leaves aee browning im not currently fertilizing so its not that, overwatering is my best guess fuck these new captchas they dont work took me 30 fucking minutes to post this shit
>>1993928
When in a thread scroll up to top, select setting, then make sure "legacy captcha" is clicked on.
>>1993942
not that guy, but thanks
>>1993942
Tybg
More of my pre-bonsai
>Buy myself some sick bonsai material
>Remove the wrong branches and now it looks like shit
I'm too ashamed to post it.
My columnea gloriosa and my hobbit jade both bit the big one but I was able to get a few cuttings off them that have taken so hopefully I won't fuck it up again.
>>1993928
Too much direct sunlight. That's what causes that reddening/browning pigment.
>>1995346
Please picture
>>1996228
Do not bully
Don't die nigga
>>1996259
Your first branch looks like its too low you generally wanna have the bottom 3rd with no branches, dont worry about how it looks man everyones first bonsai looks bad. Look at some examples of bonsai and try again with another plant, my first looked way worse
Can anybody identify this maple?
>>1992497
My tiny indoor trainers. Left is a Dwarf Snow Rose (Barry), right is a Variegated Ficus (Other Barry).
New collected Juniper. I'm not sure what to do with it.
>>1998826
Acer sp.
>>1999081
lololol
I tried to bonsai a couple of trees a few years back, but I forgot about them and we had a drought and they all died except this one little oak.
I decided I wasn't dedicated enough for the art of bonsai, put it in a good big pot, left it in a nice sheltered spot for a couple of years to get bigger and stronger, and then planted it out in its final spot this spring. It's doing quite well.
Anyone in here have experience with Peace Lilies?
