ONE OF MY PEMPHIS IN PROGRESS

This Yamadori collected in 2008, enjoy the progress..
opinion and suggestion are well come.



after 6 months

for ballance reason, i tilt to the right side 90' , and sellect what branches i need.


This is 4 months after position


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yesterday....

Nice Rudy. Only to my mind the rock is too much.

Budi

Amazing progression Rudi.

What makes this very unique is that one of the trees(branch) is on the rock while the other is not and this combination is terrific and the balance is perfect. Great stuff...

Ravi

very nice progress rudy. Perhaps a long shallow pot would negate the heavy looks of the rock. 3 phempis in a row, i guess the trees from the cold regions are asleep alright. trees from the tropics will entertain you for while.

regards,
jun

Very nice progression! thanks for sharing

thanks for all of you guys....
opinions are usefull to me for the next stage.

very nice Rudi, I love it's movement

I like the weight of the rock as it helps balance the long branch.My only problem is the rock colour is the same as the bark and the tree gets a little lost.

Rudi,


Cantik Sekali!!! (Great) I agree with budi that the stone is a bit much.

Thanks for posting.

Jose Luis

Pong, Will,
thank you very much.

Jose, Nice to meet u again.. thanks

will baddeley wrote:I like the weight of the rock as it helps balance the long branch.My only problem is the rock colour is the same as the bark and the tree gets a little lost.

Hello Rudi!

I agree with Will about the colour!

I also would prefer a stoneform that follows a little bit the beautiful movement of the tree...

really nice tree and work!!

good morning rudi:

as usual, beautiful material and quality artistry. you have so many pemphis yet to be shown. if the tree were mine, I'd shorten the lower trunk back to the first foliage growth and rebuild a pad there. about the color of the rock, ever consider coloring the rock for contrast?

best wishes to irene.

sam

wow! I like this tree alot! I love the way it looks with all of the leaves. Nice tree Rudi.

I like very much the specie but i think that in Portugal it would die.
I wouldn't cut anything , but have to agree about the stone coloring the stone, or/and maybe create more roots tha embrace the rock!?

Regards Miguel Costa

nice i like phempis