AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Thanks for the info, I'll see by myself : a friend who lives in the Mediterranean region will send me one next spring...they do loose there leaves completely a few weeks before they push their new growth
Thanks for the info, I'll see by myself : a friend who lives in the Mediterranean region will send me one next spring...they do loose there leaves completely a few weeks before they push their new growth
Cool when you get it start a thread and we can compare our work with them and exchange notesThanks for the info, I'll see by myself : a friend who lives in the Mediterranean region will send me one next spring...
Its 27in high from top of rimtried to find the info, but cannot. How large is this one?
Yeah, indeed. It is a "tiny little tree". Baby nebari at 30cm/1ft. bliep!Its a lump, biggest and heaviest tree ive ever owned
Looks great! Are you thinking of eliminating the heavy stubs on the right? The upper of the two does not like it has sprouted from anywhere useful yet, but the lower one has what looks like useful branching coming from the branch collar. I might be tempted to hack it off.Cheers Tom, dont think ill go too mad on cleaning it up though. i do a lot of that during the season now. for eg you would struggle to find a branch here that has 3 from 1. or any ugly knuckles. or clustering, which happens easily if you let it get away on the species. will be just looking to snip off anything that doesnt fit the theme.
Hi not really thought about eliminating them but they have been reduced, atm the upper could potentially be reduced to to a shoot at the base of it.Looks great! Are you thinking of eliminating the heavy stubs on the right? The upper of the two does not like it has sprouted from anywhere useful yet, but the lower one has what looks like useful branching coming from the branch collar. I might be tempted to hack it off.
I reduced the two longer stubs on the right, without really affecting the overall look or size of the silhouette, creating better branch taper.
i wouldnt remove the smaller stub entirely as this will leave a big wide open space at the front of the tree, it may not look like it does much from the photos but is an integral part of the tree.
Hi i think the pot is suitable as im only building ramification and branch structure. its so happy in that pot, its extremely vigorous and is constantly pushing more buds out from the trunk that i keep rubbing out. when the drainage slows down it will be time to cut back the roots and leave either in this pot or in something similar.Maybe I missed it, have you thought about a little larger pot? It looks like the nebari is near the edge? Would it benefit from a little more space for the nebari?