Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
It is but I have to work around other things in life. This will stay in my garage for a couple weeks until things warm up.Seems a tad early since we are still in the winter days/weeks?
It is but I have to work around other things in life. This will stay in my garage for a couple weeks until things warm up.Seems a tad early since we are still in the winter days/weeks?
Awesome thread. I didn’t realize how thick the trunk was at first
Getting there. 5 ft 8” canopy in a 18” pot. No flower yet.For every tree I would like to have a vision. The vision for this one is below, with a little bit better ramification. Assuming I can keep it alive and do a branch split every 2 years, 10 years to bonsai?
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Would be awesome if you can get it to bloom uncle C. If anything now would be the time as it is summer. Do you know how long does it take for one of these to bloom... in the ground? Seems like it is still a bit premature for blooming but with the root constrained... maybe it will bloom sooner than in the ground.Getting there. 5 ft 8” canopy in a 18” pot. No flower yet.
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5 year normally in ground. This tree is 4 and in pot.Would be awesome if you can get it to bloom uncle C. If anything now would be the time as it is summer. Do you know how long does it take for one of these to bloom... in the ground? Seems like it is still a bit premature for blooming but with the root constrained... maybe it will bloom sooner than in the ground.
You are right. It will only bloom from matured wood. If I let the branches grow it will likely bloom next year but then it will not be a bonsai with which I am happy. I am going to continue with refinement. It will bloom whenever it is ready.I hope you can get it to bloom, but I think that the cut back is also preventing it from happening. I think it will bloom once you have it in refinement with an abundance of branches, I rarely saw one bloom while they had just a few branches, and we have them all over the island in PR. Also, the heat may help, the county that had the best blooms was in the south of the island, which is a zone 12-13 if I am not wrong.