How’s my “Bonsai”?

Kept in a 1/2 gallon pot with intense training for practice it’s first 7 months. Then I threw it in a huge pot let it veg a little more then flowered her. How’s she lookin? (Motorbreath #15 x Headbanger)

I love the way you've wrapped and formed the branches with what looks like copper household wiring with insulation. It's a lot of work to place all of those.

simpleleaf said:

I love the way you've wrapped and formed the branches with what looks like copper household wiring with insulation. It's a lot of work to place all of those.

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Thanks man! The wires i used first would need to be adjusted every 2 weeks, it was insane work, but those rubber guarded wires are a godsend. Super easy to adjust and never strangled the plants.

Looks awesome wish I had those skills.

I've been keeping a bunch of plants bonsai sized, but I haven't started doing anything too artistic with them yet. I was listening to someone talk about it, and they said not to braid them too tightly or they can strangle each other once they get bigger. I'm not saying you have or haven't done that, but just a heads up next time.

Your plants look super cool. I've never seen any in flower.

lusidghost said:

I've been keeping a bunch of plants bonsai sized, but I haven't started doing anything too artistic with them yet. I was listening to someone talk about it, and they said not to braid them too tightly or they can strangle each other once they get bigger. I'm not saying you have or haven't done that, but just a heads up next time.

Your plants look super cool. I've never seen any in flower.

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Appreciate it man and yeah you're absolutely right braiding is not something you should really be doing i had so many stems shooting out of a tiny area i had to choose something to separate them and i knew it wouldn't be too long till flower and chop so they wouldn't get thick enough to strangle each other.

In the future with my bonsai's i'm definitely going to get some of those rubber elbows for plants to keep everything spaced out nice.