Cascading Chinese Banyam or Ficus Microcarpa
The black tall plastic pot looks right to suit but it's too light and topple easily.



Re potted in a ceramic cascading pot. Looks not quite suitable, but that's the only pot I have in hand.

Only some half pass six collections only.

Beautiful healthy tree. Zabel well done!

good work ZabeL !

Wrighthia Trees Group Wind Swept Style.

This pot of young Wrighthia, was unintentionally placed against the fencing wall for about 3 years.



After 2 hours of careful wiring and defoliation .... looks something like it



...placed on a piece of tile..



It's time to look for a suitable flat pot. Any suggestion ???

This post has been edited by Bonsailelong: Jul 21 2013, 04:10 PM

Well, you can always get one from the plant n bonsai nursery.

Sorry natz, no selling here.

Hey, man at the East, very quite nowadays?
Busy making RM ?

You can do that unless your small"bonsai gonna be" got a strong root ball.

...a small bonsai gonna be...



A good strong root ball.

Bend and crack the tree branches or stem is quite common.
why not post up some photos, maybe some one can give some suggestion to save your tree.

Hi g400

How you wrighthia stump doing now?

Wrighthia Re-pot.

I remember I posted this Wrighthia sometimes back, but just couldn't find it in the old posts.

Anyway this was how it look like many years back.



It looks more like a bonsai now but I decided to take one more step before planting it into a shorter suitable bonsai pot.




A satisfactory result after many years but the ultimate expectation has yet been achieved.



This post has been edited by Bonsailelong: Jul 28 2013, 02:12 PM

Thanks to the long weekend, I'm able to do some maintenance to some of my long ignored Wrigthia.
This is another small Wrigthia tree group and this time is curly business.

The red arrow shows a member of this tree group is actually under size and doe not give a balance feeling.



..got a replacement some where in my garden...

These 2 cascading Wrigthias were grown from seeds and are been training for many years.





Well, it looks like it's going to take quite a bit out from my pocket on the pots now.

This post has been edited by Bonsailelong: Jul 28 2013, 02:07 PM

Nice tree g400, some trimming, give it an umbrella shaped foliage will definitely look better.

Hi Guys,

Sorry no update last weekend. Too busy travelling around.

..and Hi Zabel,

That old juniper is definitely a good buy.
I suggest you just clean up its trunk, transfer it to a bigger pot and let it grows more before doing any styling.

And this one, cascading is not bad. And mind I give you a little suggestion.



Good luck!

You can try Bonsai Alley, Kawasan Lanskap Nurseri, Rezab Jabatan Hutan, Damansara PJ.

Good Luck!

Potting Garden Fukien Tea.

This one grown from branch cutting and has been planting on the ground for about 5 years.



I realized that I don't actually have a suitable pot for it only after I have dug it up.



.....this one... better than nothing



..and a decent looking Fukien Tea bonsai



Another Fukien Tea from my yard.