Triple Trunk Larch

Here is a progression of a collected American Larch about two feet tall.
 
2011

 
Late this summer in a new pot and a slight counterclockwise turn.
 

 
After pulling in the left trunk and reducing the crown as few weeks ago.
 

 
And finally, this morning.
 

The tree and Fall color are pretty, but I don't get the "triple trunk" ... I see a twin trunk and a dominant side branch...

Todd Ellis wrote:The tree and Fall color are pretty, but I don't get the "triple trunk" ... I see a twin trunk and a dominant side branch...

I suppose it's a matter of opinion. What's the rule there?

Beautiful larch!  

The basic rule is that all departing into three sections by Nebari, to form a stump of logs.  

This rule is in Europe, I do not know in other countries.  

Congratulations on the color of the larch and for its cultivation.  

Best regards , Daniel

You've made a nice image that really pops with the fall foliage. Another nice larch.

I like the tree. But not a triple trunk

Onybonsai-Daniel wrote:
Beautiful larch!  

The basic rule is that all departing into three sections by Nebari, to form a stump of logs.  

This rule is in Europe, I do not know in other countries.  

Congratulations on the color of the larch and for its cultivation.  

Best regards , Daniel

I've moved the trunk/branch in question up and treat it like a trunk with side branches and call it a trunk.  Leave it to me to not follow the rules.  Instead of a triple trunk perhaps I'll just call it "Phil."

Awesome. Breaking the rules!  

virtual modifications  , if it is possible , for me , my vision of this tree in triple trunk, the structure, the foliage are too symetrics
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As I understand the multi-trunk design """""rules""""" this could never be a triple trunk.  All the "trunks" would need to originate from about the same place down at the base of the tree for it to be a "triple"-trunked tree.

If something like this was done, you could have a twin-trunked tree:



Otherwise the the two right hand trunks are branches.

JimLewis wrote:
If something like this was done, you could have a twin-trunked tree:


 

No gunna happen.  

abcd wrote:virtual modifications  , if it is possible , for me , my vision of this tree in triple trunk, the structure, the foliage are too symetric
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Adds an interesting character to the tree but that left hand trunk(?) is not going to bend like that. Since I moved it in and united it into one silhouette I kinda like it's smoothness and quiteness.

No gunna happen.

I was NOT suggesting that. Merely an example of how low "trunks" start from the ground.