Leucaena leucocephala
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Leucaena leucocephala
Hi all,
I have a yard full of these at just about 30'[10 m or so] trees.
Fun to try as Bonsai.
Just realised that the leaves are short lived, say 1 month or less and then they yellow, and drop. Growth is constant and rapid,strangely though a branch seems to be limited to 3 branchlets.
As I grow this tree for a few more years, I will be able to say more.
For now here's a test subject.
Later.
Khaimraj
About 6 years old.

I have a yard full of these at just about 30'[10 m or so] trees.
Fun to try as Bonsai.
Just realised that the leaves are short lived, say 1 month or less and then they yellow, and drop. Growth is constant and rapid,strangely though a branch seems to be limited to 3 branchlets.
As I grow this tree for a few more years, I will be able to say more.
For now here's a test subject.
Later.
Khaimraj
About 6 years old.

Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: Leucaena leucocephala
HI. Nice to see other people using this material for bonsai. Here in Puerto Rico they are considered a plague. So it means lots of bonsai material for free!
Its a bit dificult to obtain a nice branch structure like yours,congrats on that. Also i found they like deeper pots and they dont like to dry out completely; it would lose some branch if it does.

this is one I had and already gift to a friend.

this one its still on development
Its a bit dificult to obtain a nice branch structure like yours,congrats on that. Also i found they like deeper pots and they dont like to dry out completely; it would lose some branch if it does.

this is one I had and already gift to a friend.

this one its still on development
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