one year since

Hi IBC.

It's been a year since I got this a part of my materials I got last year.








Now in a shallower pot and training branches. Which front do you prefer?

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3




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5


6



regards,
jun  

Tough choices, but I'm leaning toward 1 and 5. Great material.

1, 3, 5 & 6 looks best to me. Nice material Jun!

2

it is a really natural clump, the multi trunks do not hide each other or look to crowded and I think it is more enjoyable as a bonsai artist to own and maintain bonsai trees in many different styles. If you pick most of the other fronts you will be tempted tostyle it a bit too windswept   

hope you and your family are well'

regard Marcus

Number 2 is very nice. I just like it better. Maybe I'm a philistine.

I like to enjoy a tree from the 360 degree, and for that i thank you for the photos (in the round) of a stellar tree! dont really see "fronts", neither hear nor there, and no use for your decision supose am just saying it will be nice which ever "preferred aesthetic viewing angle" you choose. out of curiosity, what species is this?

JUN,, I think # 3 looks good.. only my opion but could you plant a little deeper and trim the small roote off to let just the trunks and main roots show ??? not picking just asking...take care john

Loving this species. I believe this is the first one of this species to get finished as bonsai.

After few months in new pot,,developing into natural form, leaves reduced in size and flowers all year round.

I don't like the pot its in anymore. I need something that is more natural.




Sorry for the not so clear picture. I am using only my phone.

regards,
jun   

Looks great Jun! Coming along nicely

Beautiful! What species of tree is it?

appalachianOwl wrote:I like to enjoy a tree from the 360 degree, and for that i thank you for the photos (in the round) of a stellar tree! dont really see "fronts", neither hear nor there, and no use for your decision ;)supose am just saying it will be nice which ever "preferred aesthetic viewing angle" you choose. out of curiosity, what species is this?

agreed. I like to view from all angles too

You have a great eye for good potential material!

Looking good.

Lennard

Thanks Guys for the kind words!

This species is very strong grower, I can barely keep up.

regards,
jun  

elliesdad wrote:Beautiful! What species of tree is it?

Not so sure, Elliesdad. but I think it belongs to Phyllanthus.


regards,
jun