Hey everybody! First 2019 year article is here. Hope It will be a great year for all of us! If you decide to create a rock planting where the roots from the trees will reach the bottom of the soil and continue to grow inside the pot, you will need to think about how to secure the stone to the pot to make the entire composition useable and possible to carry, transport to the show, etc. The stones from our production are specially designed for this type of use - they have the f

This is a Pinus sylvestris as well, Collected during the sring 2008 and planted in to the wooden box. After that, this tree just grows for several years and gained strength. Nobody really wanted to style it so it was just repoted into the plastic pot and continued to grow until spring 2014 when it was repoted into the ceramic bonsai pot and approximate main trunk line was established together with some future design idea. There was no rush because most of the branches were

This Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) was collected during the spring 2013 and planted in to the wooden box. The large grain mixture of pumice and akadma was used as a growing medium. This tree responded very well and start to grow nicely even during the first season after collecting process. Pine gained a lot of strenght and vigour after two years of free growth and heavy fertilizing ( cakes + liquid fertilizers ) in the wooden box, and has been repoted in to the bigger bonsai

This tree has been collected few years ago and planted in a large plastic container in a mixture of pumice and akadama of a larger grain 5-10mm. After a three years of a free growth and proper heavy fertilizing the tree gained strenght and vigor and has been repoted to the first ceramic bonsai pot with a quite heavy reduction of a rootball. Also the planting angle has been changed according a future desing idea. new angle helps to improve the main trunk line and created a st

Hi everyone! In this blog I would like to share our bonsai adventures, life and work as people which decided to live bonsai. Practical tips and tricks and experiences with plants and progressions of trees. I also think about this blog as a inspirative live space for a different ideas and thoughts, with focus to bonsai as an art form which would carry meaningful artistic content and ideas and push the bounderies forward towards a contemporary art. Feel free to share and leave