Casuarina Cascade

Hi IBC.

I can't find old thread with the raw material of this tree.
Anyhow, I restyled and wire my cascade Casuarina for the second time and here it is. This is just after 3 years (I think) of training .















regards,
jun  

Jun, nice work . best metarial  

Best regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Wow L.L.B.

you have amazing patience, so much wire.
Thumbs up.
The ability is always impressive!!
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj

Woah! Great material and impressive styling as always. I keep wondering where you get all these great material.  Inspiring work sir Jun. BTW, are you gonna use any wood treatment for the dead wood?

Cheers!
Dan

Stunning material and great styling, Jun! Do you have a pic from the front showing the tree higher up? Thanks!

Best,
Dorothy

Jun, great work as usual - going to be a beautiful cascade one day.

Placing the branches on a cascade is still very difficult to me - mine always does not look right!

Good work.

Lennard

Wow Jun ! what a material .... beautiful.
Good luck with it.

Efi

dorothy7774 wrote:Stunning material and great styling, Jun! Do you have a pic from the front showing the tree higher up? Thanks!

Best,
Dorothy

Thanks Dorothy!

I'll try to get a photo from that angle. but the picture posted would be the viewing angle of the tree, It would be placed in a higher than normal pedestal.

People,
Are you not wondering why we are always viewing cascade from the side and not slightly from a bit under? Cascade most of the time in nature are seen from this angle...
Just asking.

regards,
jun  

Thanks Pongsatorn and Khaimraj.


regards,
jun  

Bro, that's really nice material, im longing to have one as my collections..  

sayotefries wrote:Woah! Great material and impressive styling as always. I keep wondering where you get all these great material.  Inspiring work sir Jun. BTW, are you gonna use any wood treatment for the dead wood?

Cheers!
Dan

Thanks!
I got the materials where you all get your materials I can guarantee( I hope hehe)  you, none of your trees would look the same.
Yes, I am using lime sulfur. It is not a preservative though,,,but I like the smell.  

regards,
jun

Efi,

Thanks man!

regards,
jun  



Ferdz,

Thanks!

hehehe! You got nice trees already pre.


regards,
jun  

lennard wrote:Jun, great work as usual - going to be a beautiful cascade one day.

Placing the branches on a cascade is still very difficult to me - mine always does not look right!

Good work.

Lennard

Lennard,

Thanks!

just keep practicing, you'll get it sooner than you think. I also find Cascade as one of the most difficult to style. One of the tips I am following -is follow the movement and character of the material.
Just like other styles, cascade should not look all the same.

regards,
jun  

JUN,, Looking good ! I hope every thing is going well.. getting cool here now..take care john

Outstanding Jun. As I said, this is one of the best cascade Casuarina bonsai I have ever seen...  

jun wrote:
People,
Are you not wondering why we are always viewing cascade from the side and not slightly from  a bit under? Cascade most of the time in nature are seen from this angle...

That is a really good revelation. Come to think of it, we most definitely see it in that perspective. These are the reasons why I love this forum.
Learning more and more from the masters

Keep up with the good stuff
Dan

sayotefries wrote:

jun wrote:
People,
Are you not wondering why we are always viewing cascade from the side and not slightly from  a bit under? Cascade most of the time in nature are seen from this angle...

That is a really good revelation. Come to think of it, we most definitely see it in that perspective. These are the reasons why I love this forum.
Learning more and more from the masters

Keep up with the good stuff
Dan

How about like this...?  

Robert Steven wrote:Outstanding Jun. As I said, this is one of the best cascade Casuarina bonsai I have ever seen...  

Thanks Robert! I am honored.


regards,
jun  

Robert Steven wrote:

sayotefries wrote:

jun wrote:
People,
Are you not wondering why we are always viewing cascade from the side and not slightly from  a bit under? Cascade most of the time in nature are seen from this angle...

That is a really good revelation. Come to think of it, we most definitely see it in that perspective. These are the reasons why I love this forum.
Learning more and more from the masters

Keep up with the good stuff
Dan

How about like this...?   

Wow!
Yes, maybe something like that Robert. Why not this angle, right?


regards,
jun  

moyogijohn wrote:JUN,,  Looking good ! I hope every thing is going well..  getting cool here now..take care  john

Thanks John! All is well. I'm renovating my garden at the moment and working on some trees left in some dark corners...hehe. Will post the new garden soon...


regards,
jun  

Hello Jun,

Your Casuarina cascade is developing very nicely.  

It looks quite different then it did back in March.

Your attention to detail has produced a tree with a great deal of character.  It speaks to me on many levels.

I agree with your assessment of how a cascade should be viewed.  Placing it above eye level allows the viewer to experience a cascade tree as nature would present it.

Thanks for sharing.

Salamat po.

Cheers,
Paul

Robert Steven wrote:

WOW - how this tree get water .... ?  

Preng Jun,
Wow..a stunner...I envy you works...Great job pre.... 

Good day,
Jed Franco...

efishn wrote:

Robert Steven wrote:

WOW - how this tree get water .... ?  

We used the service from the Fire Fighter Dept... serious !

Robert Steven wrote:

efishn wrote:

Robert Steven wrote:

WOW - how this tree get water .... ?  

We used the service from the Fire Fighter Dept... serious !

  

maybe you should consider get a little airplane ....