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    Larch Bonsai Trunk chops how and why to trunk chop

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminMay 21st, 2018

    These three larch bonsai trees had got very tall . I this video I share with you Larch Bonsai Trunk chops how and why to trunk chop. The trees are tidied by removing dead Bonsai larch cones from the previous year, then the larch bonsai pruning is carried out followed by bonsai trunk cutting. Next…

    Old Bonsai Larch has its day trunk chop & hair cut

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminAugust 23rd, 2016

    Bonsai old Larch has its day trunk chop & hair cutRestyling an old Larch bonsai tree – See below for more on care Visit our website: www.mikbonsai.co.uk Follow us on facebook: www.facebook.com/mikbonsai Twitter: @mikbonsai Beginner’s guide, tips and information on how to care and maintain your Larch bonsai trees and is for all levels of…

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