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Looking for dead bonsai

16 years ago

hi everyone

Nice Forum ! It's the first time that i see people talking about dead bonsai, i'm looking for some since a long time. I've gave a second chance to one of my bonsai who had "past away" few months ago, and it's an amasing shape of art ! If you got some dead bonsai that you could send me (i can pay for the shipping), it could be amasing

thx

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botann
16 years ago
Try looking for dried out roots from uprooted trees. I have a friend who has a lot of small bonsai-like trees in his yard and uses upturned roots to look like dead trees in the forest. I think a little of that goes a long ways.
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
16 years ago
They can also be great for lizards, like Bearded Dragons, to climb around on!
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