I think this is some sort of Mugo Pine, but not sure.
I just repotted, and was shocked how few roots were in such a big pot. There was a big void beneath the tree where the original rootball was. After taking all away, but without being too aggressive, I put it into an octagonal pot.
The tree was styled originally in a Munster Bonsai Club Workshop by Ian Young in 2015.
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Nice job Ray,looks good in it’s New pot
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Yep, I’m appy enough.
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It looks like you tilt it up a bit . Not sure about. Pot is ok.
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You’re right😞. I was concentrating too much on the roots, and not enough on the position. I only noticed after I posted. 😕
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Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
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