yap, really need to plan good, waiting for Bonsailelong, see if he is available...

G400g400,
The first photo no, the two photos got but similar not so beautiful. MLK ho min yuen got lot of this which are material on a cheaper price. Sanfong are mainly 80% to 100% bonsai

in my bonsai collections i dun have any pots like the photos i posted earlier, ie. a single straight trunk with a lot of horizontal branches, and shaped like a miniture big oak tree... hope can buy one.....

I guess u will buy more than 1. Hehehe

well, that depends, since trip to there so long journey, must make full use of it, if buy 1 why not 2..hahahaa depends on $$$... but i never buy bonsai that is more then RM500 per pot.

where is this ho min yuen located ya?
would like to go look look see see

Hi soon lee,
u from mlk? It's at the pokok mangga SENG HENG. There, behind bata shop.

g400g400,
If 2 y not 3? LOL

hahaha... that how i end up with >50 pots now....
She is gonner skin me alive!!! if i add more to it....
but having say that, adding 1 or 2 she dun really realise or feel the addition, if suddently buy 5 or 6 pots..i my ears sure subject to high decibel noises!!! ahhahaha..

what type of fertilizer shud i use for that and how often should i feed/water?

This post has been edited by infrasonic: Jan 18 2013, 03:15 PM

The white one that can get from supermarket, n46 or something like that. Dissolve in water n feed. Once every two weeks.
This is what I'm practicing n the bonsai is growing well.
Am I correct Bonsailelong?

I water twice a day. If not at least once a day

I think you are talking about Kim Loong Bonsai owned by Mr Lim a well known bonsai master who grown bonsai from seeds and don't consider trees grown on ground first then potted to become bonsai. It's " High quality bonsai and HHigh prices " tempat.

Hi elmer,

First very welcome to join in.

Second I would like to share some experience of buying bonsai from Chinese traders.

Some years back when Chinese traders first came to Malaysia, I was very happy because their bonsai are so affordable I bought quite a lot like elm trees, fukien
tea, maple and at least 2 black pines.
After a year only the elm tree and fukien tea survive. I began to ask around and finally found out the reason.
Those China trees are from the north - with 4 seasons, we are all year round hot here so how do you expect some of those template climate species to survive?

So the best thing is to buy our Malaysia bonsai. Sure to survive although is a bit more expensive. ( Malaysia Boleh ma!)

Oh no wonder they keep dying.... hahaha. That explains a lot. I thought it was because I didn't know how to take care of them.

Will take your advice. So best place to go is san fong? I also saw 1 or 2 shops along the infamous sungai buloh road. What do you think of those places?

g400x2

There are more awesome looking bonsai in San Fong than that.
Price..... 3k, 4-5k , even a casurina bonsai material 50-60% cost from rm600 to rm800.

Hi Guys you know something..??????

First - We are actually advertising for San Fong FOC!

Second - There are more than 3 of us now!!!

Ah Sui Bonsai & Nursery, just beside the highway on left hand side from Kepong to Sg Buloh.

Prices not cheap but standard con't compare to San Fong.

I'm working half day on Saturday, I would like to be in but my schedule is quite tight.

Will PM both of you later.

i mean need feed them which what NPK ratio?
when i first get the boxwood tree, what should i do with it first? read around in the website dy but all says diff things..not sure which to follow

normally i just let it be in for a few weeks before any pruning or repotting.
Just let it get use to the new environment first before anything. just watering them will do until you see some new shoots coming.
Indication of it being healthy.

G400G400, if like that you come to mlk first in the morning. Then can meet with Bonsailelong in the afternoon..