Brazillian rain tree

the picture taken some three years ago

Here is the picture some 18 months ago - without leaves

The now condition of the tree

Hello there. What's the scientific name of this material? Very nice finish.
Hope to see you in Taiwan for the 10th ASPAC Bonsai and Suiseki Conv. [b]

Hi Joe,

The scientific name is Pithecellobium tortum.

See you in ASPAC 10 Taiwan.

Budi

Budi that is absolutely gorgeous. That says it all.

We consider this tree,perfect !
Since the nebari, trunk,until this fantastic ramification!
I cite it like a lesson for us of the Brazil.
Thanks Luciano.

Very nice Budi!

Thanks for showing it to us.

Great tree!! I liked the original, oval pot better but I realize it was perhaps getting a bit small for the tree.

Do you remove the thorns before you work on the tree ?

Harry

Beautiful tree. Thanks for sharing it!!

Budi Sulistyo wrote:Hi Joe,

The scientific name is Pithecellobium tortum.

See you in ASPAC 10 Taiwan.

Budi

How does this material differ from the Pithecellobium dulce? Is this the plant that
bear the coiled fruits and edible when ripe? Again, Thanks for sharing.

Ho John,

You are right that an oval pot will be better. The old one is too small and I can not find more suitable pot than what I used now. It is hard to find good ceramic pot in Indonesia.

Hi Harry,

I just do it without removing the thorn.

Hi Joe,

Pithecellobium dulce has different shape of leaves with bigger size compare to that of tortum. Here is the picture I took from my garden.


Budi

Magnificent tree Budi. Thank you for sharing.

Budi Sulistyo wrote:Ho John,

You are right that an oval pot will be better. The old one is too small and I can not find more suitable pot than what I used now. It is hard to find good ceramic pot in Indonesia.

Hi Harry,

I just do it without removing the thorn.

Hi Joe,

Pithecellobium dulce has different shape of leaves with bigger size compare to that of tortum. Here is the picture I took from my garden.


Budi

I hope you will have some patience of my several inquiries made. The latest photo you sent were two comparison, I guess the top most is the P. dulce and "tamarind like leaves" is the P. tortum?
I am making this clarification for educational purpose. Finally, I agree with the rest that this is a very nice
bonsai.