A year in the life of a weeping style Podacarpus
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A year in the life of a weeping style Podacarpus
This was a podacapus with practically no taper, a bit of reversve taper and a large scar just above the base.
About 2 years after being collected from a garden and chopped

After the initial carving, trimming and wiring

After a years growth

And a couple hours later

About 2 years after being collected from a garden and chopped

After the initial carving, trimming and wiring

After a years growth

And a couple hours later

Bob Pressler- Member
Re: A year in the life of a weeping style Podacarpus
Well done! This tree look more different than before, it's quite nice & cool in this current manner.
Thanks for your sharing!
Thanks for your sharing!

Natureini- Member
Re: A year in the life of a weeping style Podacarpus
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
I wanted to put out an idea of what could be done with these. It's a tree not used very much for bonsai here for some reason. There are plenty in nurseries or gardens so it's easy to find a decent one to start on. I think that they really lend themselves to this style.
I wanted to put out an idea of what could be done with these. It's a tree not used very much for bonsai here for some reason. There are plenty in nurseries or gardens so it's easy to find a decent one to start on. I think that they really lend themselves to this style.
Bob Pressler- Member

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