2 shohin of Feroniella lucida

Hello all,

today I will show some progress of my two shohin Feroniella lucida.

first tree and first pic is when I've got it. it was really my first tree too



first styleing have done on May-2009... very ugly



rewire..



on NOV 2010...



I have decide to reduce it hight..., now it hight is 12 cm some update will comeing soon as available

this is second shohin, I have got it on Feb 2009 from Nakohnsawan province, my born country.



first styleing... this tree was reverse taper



I have decide to girfting on it root for make batter base.



Zoom...mmmmmmm



It is now resuit after finished grifting and restyle again. white pot is still too big but I will use smaller pot soon after it roots are strong enough.



Thank you all for looking and all comments are welcome

Regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Hi Pongsatorn,
Beautiful styling! Your works are eye catching, as usual!
Thanks for showing.

Regards,
Mohan.

Mohan wrote: Hi Pongsatorn,
Beautiful styling! Your works are eye catching, as usual!
Thanks for showing.

Regards,
Mohan.

Thank you very much for your nice reply

regards,
Pongster

The evolution of the second Feroniella was very nice!!
Best wishes!

Regards, Miguel

miguelpc wrote:The evolution of the second Feroniella was very nice!!
Best wishes!

Regards, Miguel

Thank you very much Miguel

Update 2 photos with new leafs

Nice trees...
Lovely new roots you managed to create.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Nice trees...
Lovely new roots you managed to create.

Kind regards Yvonne

Thank you Yvonne, new root for grifting are come from seeding . some root are not work (girfting fail) I need to study more.

regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Hi Pongsatorn.K

I am not sure I compleetely understand, but is sounds interesting .
Are the roots on the photo alive today?...if so, good job.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Pongsatorn.K

I am not sure I compleetely understand, but is sounds interesting .
Are the roots on the photo alive today?...if so, good job.

Kind regards Yvonne

few are die and some are alive, that I was say "I must to learn alot"
many bonsailist in Thailand are very good on grifting root on this tape of tree as 90-100% alive...my job still only student work.

Hi

Live and learn

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi

Live and learn