semi cascade

Hi again IBC.
my semi cascade "huge" tree








my very "huge" orange


regards,
jun

Coming along nicely Jun. Hope you don't mind me making a suggestion but you've posted this tree before? I f you were to keep the posts all together, you would have a story and progression of the tree. As much a benefit to you as anyone else.

And, at least on my screen, these are all pretty much just silhouettes and almost not detail is showing. You need to get a better photo setup or manipulate the finished photo somehow.

Hi Will,
thanks. I guess you are right. got to keep it in one file. I just dont remember the post title of this tree.

regards,
jun



Hi Jim,

thanks.
here is another shot with details.






regards,
jun

I just dont remember the post title of this tree.

Use the "Search" button and look for your posts.

JimLewis wrote:

I just dont remember the post title of this tree.

Use the "Search" button and look for your posts.

I've tried this before Jim but you can only see the last 300.

He is a talkative fellow, isn't he: posts - 628 [1.37% of total / 6.34 posts per day] <g>

But I bet this one is findable.

JimLewis wrote:He is a talkative fellow, isn't he: posts - 628 [1.37% of total / 6.34 posts per day] <g>

But I bet this one is findable.

....SORRY JIM. if i have occupied much space on the forum please remove my posts.
forgive my aggressiveness.
this would be my last post until I learn to post less.

regards,
jun

No Jun, please don't do that. You actually have a lot to offer and we all appreciate it. Don't let one curmudgeon slow you down, although I don't think that was the intent - and use as many emoticons as make you happy!

I do remember seeing this in another thread, seems like you showed it with a regular-sized leaf. But I don't remember if you identified the plant - so what the heck is that thang????

R

JUN,,I like this tree,,it looks like such a stout trunk to be a small tree.how big was it befor you started to prune it down to what it is now???The pruning scars are healing really good..another tropical thing i bet..most of the time you have much bigger trees but i guess you work with all kinds...good job!! John

....SORRY JIM. if i have occupied much space on the forum please remove my posts.
forgive my aggressiveness. This would be my last post until I learn to post less.

Oh, phoo. Don't take me so seriously.

I like your little tree and that you are taking the trouble really get in there and refine the branching. What are your thoughts on pot selection? I always like these types in scoops, just found out recently my best scoop pot has been stolen..eeek.

I was going to merge your post with the original one, but I couldn't find one that readily leaps out as this same tree. I did come across that same orange in another two though.

I'd like to know the answer to the question Russell asks; what species of tree is this anyway?



btw Jun, although I am always impressed with your level of written English, it's always good to be learning. So here is a nice English colloquial expression for you. It is "the pot calling the kettle black" and is used when one person makes a statement about another's habits when they themselves are "guilty" of the same thing. Check the stats: 2312 posts[5.02% of total / 3.42 posts per day]. Wonder who?

Hi Jun

Beautiful and very lovely tree with great potential.

Pavel

jun wrote:Hi again IBC.
my semi cascade "huge" tree








my very "huge" orange


regards,
jun

Thank you, old trees and beautiful too.

Sweet little tree. I love it.

Have a great day
Sam

Pavel,

thanks.

regards,
jun


Sam,

thanks.

regards,


Wes,

thanks. and welcome to IBC.

regards,
jun

jun



Russell and Fiona,

I can't still find the latin name of these trees. It's part of the Fig tree family

regards,
jun



Batuluong

thanks.

regards,
jun

No need to welcome me Jun, I was on the old IBC for years.. .

Again, Great little tree!