Latest photos appear first
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| January 2019 |
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| June 2018 |
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| May 2018 |
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| May 2018 - up close |
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| February 2018 |
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| February 2018 - Detail - lower trunk |
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| February 2018 - Detail - upper trunk |
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| December 2017 |
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| Wired - May 2017 |
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| December 2016 |
Fifteen months later
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| November 2016 |
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| November 2016 - up close |
The beginning
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| The beginning - August 2015 |
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| August 2015 - up close |














Hi! This is such a cool project and it's looking great! I actually started a fusing project myself yesterday. I had a Ficus Benjamina group in a pot and decided that this was the way to go with them. I made a Reddit post about it today on r/bonsai. Maybe you could take a look and give me some advise? I would like to know why you didn't bind the entire trunk, but left gaps instead.
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Rather late answer, but I've been asking myself the same question. Probably because I didn't have enough tape to bind it all.
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