Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
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Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
Evening to All,
Just a simple effort and in a handmade pot. Shrub is about 12 years old.
10 inches [ 25.5 cm] tall and the trunk is just shy of 1 and 3/4 inches [ 4 cm + ]
It was sold as a garden fruit shrub.
Strangely enough no flowers as of yet or maybe I missed them,no fruit either.
Enjoy and as usual feel free to yay or nay.
Later.
Khaimraj
Just a simple effort and in a handmade pot. Shrub is about 12 years old.
10 inches [ 25.5 cm] tall and the trunk is just shy of 1 and 3/4 inches [ 4 cm + ]
It was sold as a garden fruit shrub.
Strangely enough no flowers as of yet or maybe I missed them,no fruit either.
Enjoy and as usual feel free to yay or nay.
Later.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
Khaimraj.
I like it. Nicely done.
Jerry
I like it. Nicely done.
Jerry
Jerry Meislik- Member
Re: Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
How many time a year do you defiolate a malpiguia and for wich purpose (small ramification or small leaf) ? Here i'm actually having some in project but I never did it yet.
Thanks
Thanks
fabrice B- Member
Re: Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
Hello Fabrice,
I defoliate to renew the leaves once a year. The West Indian cherry is more leaf dense than branchlet dense, especially since I don't grow any of these shrubs taller than 18 inches [ 46 cm ].
So if I have to work on anything it's the foliages' domes and sinks.
Hope that helps.
Have anything you would like to show the group?
Later.
Khaimraj
I defoliate to renew the leaves once a year. The West Indian cherry is more leaf dense than branchlet dense, especially since I don't grow any of these shrubs taller than 18 inches [ 46 cm ].
So if I have to work on anything it's the foliages' domes and sinks.
Hope that helps.
Have anything you would like to show the group?
Later.
Khaimraj
Last edited by Khaimraj Seepersad on Sat Oct 13, 2012 11:28 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : added on more information)
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: Defoliated Malpighia glabra - West Indian or Barbados cherry
thats a stunner !
like it a lot, its not huge has loads of scope for improvement yet ticks so many boxes
like it a lot, its not huge has loads of scope for improvement yet ticks so many boxes
Rubarb- Member
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