cuc cu tree

I have just bouoght it from a shop where especialy sell forestry tree,and paid 20 USD
this is the tree in nature

after 4 hours cutting and shaping


regards
bigbabol

Hi

4 hours instant bonsai?

I like it!

Could you post close-ups of the foliage before trimming, it looks really strange in the photo!

Cheers
Gerhard

you can not believe but it is truth,.in the nature, it grow at the bottom of the mountain where is near habitat of human and cattle- they ate leaves, small branches and broke some another branches, day by day as you see, the tree likes a bonsai tree with hard and thick branches, it was so thick that I could pick alot of things on it


after 4 hours cutting and shaping, there are many branches were cutted

and the result as you see
regards
bigbabol

I think it would be beautiful tree in the future under you work hard:)

What a dense canopy. I'm surprised you got that under control in four hours and with such excellent results! I'm catching glimpses in the background of some of your other trees too you are obviously very talented! I've begun to seek out your posts for a new and unusual bonsai treat, and am always both surprised and excited when I see something new from you.

Bigbabol-

Does the tree have any other names? I searched cuc cu tree and didn't find much. I'm always keen to look up the trees you post for us as they are so different from what I normally have available to me.

bigbabol wrote:you can not believe but it is truth,.in the nature, it grow at the bottom of the mountain where is near habitat of human and cattle- they ate leaves, small branches and broke some another branches, day by day as you see, the tree likes a bonsai tree with hard and thick branches, it was so thick that I could pick alot of things on it

CLASSIC!
Everything BUT the kitchen sink

Interesting tree Bigbabol.

Regards
Brent

thank all you, because this is a new species for bonsai so I don't know what is it's scientific name, I am sorry, I will update as soon as I can
because it has just been dugged so the best important thing is not beautiful or ugly which is life, I have to nurse it carefully in special condition to get a perfect state in future - without any dead branch
best regards
bigbabol

Bigbabol,

It is hard to judge from the pictures, but this tree looks a lot like Streblus asper or Streblus taxoides. Maybe you can look up on it.

Kind regards,

Jose Luis

jrodriguez wrote:Bigbabol,

It is hard to judge from the pictures, but this tree looks a lot like Streblus asper or Streblus taxoides. Maybe you can look up on it.

Kind regards,

Jose Luis

Hi Bigbabol,
I think j luis is right, it looks like kalyos, strelus asper, if you can post a clearer pic of its leaves, perhaps we can identify it.

yes, thank Luis, ka Pabling and everybody, I will post again when it grows new leaves
in fact, when I see what I picked on it I am unable to stifle a laugh
regards
bigbabol

get some of the old leaves and make a closeup pic, if its streblus asper, the next time the leaves grow it will reduce a lot. are the leaves course like sand paper?

here is it's leaf

many thanks Ka Pabling, I am very glad because of your attention
best regards
bigbabol

Thanks for posting Bigabol, it is not streblus asper, but it seems it will make a good bonsai material.

Ka Pabling wrote:Thanks for posting Bigabol, it is not streblus asper, but it seems it will make a good bonsai material.

thank you very much, best wishes to you
best regards
bigbabol