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My cousin recently field collected a southern pine. It’s in a nursery pot with the original soil which is mostly sand. The main tap root was severed, however not all the way back to the shin. Appears to have a few large roots extending from the root ball. Not sure what to do with it now. Let it ride the season and see how it survives and move to a larger container next spring or repot now and no needle or branch work until next year. My fear is to move it into a grow box with bonsai soil and it doesn’t survive the repot.

That is not a yamadori

Is Yamadori collecting trees from the wild?

Cjlopez4 wrote: Is Yamadori collecting trees from the wild?

Yes.
Usually very old trees, battered by wind and bad wheather, with personality and scars.
Yours is a young pine.