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Sizing classes
- KeshitsuboPoppy-seed scale; tiniest accent.1–3 in
- MameFits in one palm; demanding to keep.2–6 in
- ShohinTwo-hand class; popular for shows.6–10 in
- Kifu / ChuhinMid-size — versatile workhorse.10–16 in
- ChumonoLarger display tree; two-person lift.16–24 in
- Omono / ImperialEstate-class specimens.24–80 in
Classical styles
- Formal UprightChokkanStraight, tapering trunk; classical.
- Informal UprightMoyogiCurving trunk with apex over base.
- SlantShakanTrunk leans at a definite angle.
- CascadeKengaiApex falls below pot base.
- Semi-cascadeHan-kengaiApex below rim, above pot base.
- LiteratiBunjinSparse, expressive elongated trunk.
- WindsweptFukinagashiAll growth styled to one side.
- ForestYose-ueMultiple trees as a stand of forest.
- Root-over-rockSekijōjuRoots gripping a feature stone.
Seasonal calendar
Spring
- ·Repot deciduous before bud-burst
- ·Begin fertilising as growth resumes
- ·Wire while branches are flexible
Summer
- ·Pinch new growth on broadleaf
- ·Shade tender species in heat-waves
- ·Defoliate selectively on healthy maples
Autumn
- ·Reduce nitrogen, increase potassium
- ·Repot conifers post-heat if needed
- ·Inspect for fungal issues before storage
Winter
- ·Protect roots from hard frost
- ·Plan next year's design / structural pruning
- ·Sterilise tools and order soil components
Generalised guidance — always cross-check against your species' care profile and your local climate.
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