any comments? cascading willow.
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		That looks really good to me as is - don't worry too much about branch or trunk thickening - in nature most windswept trees are quite slender (thin and supple the tree survives, thick and inflexible it snaps).
The next two comments are only suggestions based on personal taste - next time you repot perhaps experiment with the angle of inclination being slightly (only slightly!) more, and if you can source more of the same type or colour rock / gravel have more of that and a bit less greenery on the substrate to emphasise the exposed / challenging environment that would produce such a tree.
You're a lucky chap to have such a nice, natural looking tree!
The next two comments are only suggestions based on personal taste - next time you repot perhaps experiment with the angle of inclination being slightly (only slightly!) more, and if you can source more of the same type or colour rock / gravel have more of that and a bit less greenery on the substrate to emphasise the exposed / challenging environment that would produce such a tree.
You're a lucky chap to have such a nice, natural looking tree!
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		Really cool progress, thanks for coming by and share with us.  
	
 
	
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		I don't have a cascading willow, but rather a windswept one	
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It?s becoming a very nice bonsai, congrats!
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