Hey,
I have a juniperus sabina, picea sitchensis and a pinus cembra, but I can’t find specific videos to these species.
From my research I gathered, that the closest I could come to similarity in species is the following:
juniperus sabina → Sierra Juniper / juniperus occidentalis
picae sitchensis → colorado blue spruce / picea pungens
pinus cembra → japanese white pine / pinus parviflora
What do you think? Do you have other suggestions on what species would be best or what videos from the library to watch?
Thanks for your suggestions.
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For the cembra, if it’s a five needle pine you can also look at the limber pine videos.
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For the Sabina have a look at Mauro Stemeberger’s videos as he has worked on a few. Also look for Bjorn Bjorholm (Eisei en) working on them with Rafa at Bonsai Sense in Europe.
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ah thank you. That is good to know. How would I find out IF it is a five needle pine. Did Ryan say anything about that?
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Thank you, that is good to know. But do you recall if Ryan ever said which juniper he works on is closest to a sabina?
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Just count the needles in each bunch.
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4-5. so thats automatically a 5 Needle Single Flush pine then? Thanks!
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