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All I want

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I don’t want to be eatten by the rabid platypus!
Our trusty Steve Bob!
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My Icon came from ~angelishi

whats it called??

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Yep, lulu.com

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I don’t want to be eatten by the rabid platypus!
Our trusty Steve Bob!
~x--BlackOokami--x
My Icon came from ~angelishi

COOL, did you publish it?

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I worte a book

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I don’t want to be eatten by the rabid platypus!
Our trusty Steve Bob!
~x--BlackOokami--x
My Icon came from ~angelishi

so how have you been, anything new???

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I don’t want to be eatten by the rabid platypus!
Our trusty Steve Bob!
~x--BlackOokami--x
My Icon came from ~angelishi

aww right back at ya ^_^

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I don’t want to be eatten by the rabid platypus!
Our trusty Steve Bob!
~x--BlackOokami--x
My Icon came from ~angelishi

Yeah, sure.

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"Its a beautiful day out. And you still sit in front of the computer...
Hey, not like there's anything you have to worry about... Nope... Especially not understanding my sarcasm." -- Me

would it be ok if I used it as my wallpaper?

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Thanks for the on URR-6 - Unusual Swirl!

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"Its a beautiful day out. And you still sit in front of the computer...
Hey, not like there's anything you have to worry about... Nope... Especially not understanding my sarcasm." -- Me

thats the only breed that I have seen over here but now I know what it was I did wrong so it shouldent be a problem nextime

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It also depends on the tree type too, some are just more sensitive to neglect than the tougher breeds from harsher climates. A popular first choice for a bonsai-beginner (and what my first was) is a "Chinese juniper" tree. the have small, blue-green spikey leaves, like tiny pine needles. The grow slowly which means you don't have to keep trimming it eveyr few weeks and repotting it every year too, and they can handle heat and cold pretty well. Got my Juniper about 6 years ago and still have it

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Old mother Hupboard went to the cupboard to fetch her poor dog a bone.
When she bent over, Rover took over and gave her a bone of his own.

I liek your avitar, I though it was funny.^_^

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omg.. lol thanx, I will apply this with my next bonsi and if it dies then I give up.

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Thanks for the

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everyone's a poney and they all eat rainbows and poop butterflies .}

Well, we all make mistakes, I've had a few unfortunate deatsh before. The most common mistake is that many think that their small size means they are indoor plants, but really, they are made from actual tree species after all, so they need to be exposed to the conditions they would face outside...fresh air, lots of sun and seasonal change (especially for deciduous trees like maples that seasonally change colour and shed their leavesm or flowering trees like cherry blossoms and azaleas which flower at certain times only). They can be kept inside for a few days for display purposes, but they are intended to be left outside (a few exceptions apply for commonly bonsai-ed "ficus" trees which have to be indoors especially in winter because they are tropical)

But being outside has its dangers, if the weather is hot and dry in Summer, a small bonsai could dry out in a day, so it may need to be watered in both the morning and afternoon. And all trees need much less water in winter too, perhaps no more than once a week (I noticed you live in CA, and I think your winters aren't that bad right? kinda like mine) So at least extreme cold and snow won't be a problem there Finally, try not to leave them out in the sun all day long, especially in summer, a parly shaded area (like under a shadecloth or under another in-ground tree) would be best. Fully kept in shade is just as bad as being left out in the sun too...Yes, they are very picky

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Old mother Hupboard went to the cupboard to fetch her poor dog a bone.
When she bent over, Rover took over and gave her a bone of his own.

your very welcome.

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0.0 wahts your secret? I have tryed to grow three bonsiai trees and they all died on me. I really dont know where I went wrong.

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Oh yeah, got lots of bonsai trees, many are small and not so impressive. But I can't afford a really big and nice one yet...nor would I have room for it they do require more attention than regular, pot-plants, but some make it out as if they have an extra child lol...it's not that bad

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Old mother Hupboard went to the cupboard to fetch her poor dog a bone.
When she bent over, Rover took over and gave her a bone of his own.

who wouldent, it looks great^_^.
have you ever tryed to grow one of those types of plants?

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Thankyou for adding Brumal Bonsai to your favourites

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Old mother Hupboard went to the cupboard to fetch her poor dog a bone.
When she bent over, Rover took over and gave her a bone of his own.

Thanks for the fav and comment!!!

well either way I see nothing from useing the avitar I created, no affense.

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