Monster cascade

Hi IBC.

Monster cascade in the making.





























Now, this needs some heavy lifting...hehe.






regards,
jun  

Syzgium cumini

Few more season it will bear fruit like this...can't wait. and the leaves do reduced in size about the diameter of a coin.. (Philippine coin hehe)

Wow, Jun, that's immense and stunning. Where did you find it?

Hey L.L.B,

Jamoon. I make one of my wines from the fruit.
But why are you standing back from the Bonsai, too make it look even bigger ? - cativo -  

There is some variation, our Jamoon leaves are pointed.

Many have tried but have not succeeded on our side in getting anywhere near a bonsai.
Congrats.
Later.
Khaimraj

Todd Ellis wrote:Wow, Jun, that's immense and stunning. Where did you find it?

Thanks Todd!

In some areas here. people turned trees like this into coal. And it seems that I am the only one interested in this ugly type of materials.  

regards,
jun  

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Hey L.L.B,

Jamoon. I make one of my wines from the fruit.
But why are you standing back from the Bonsai, too make it look even bigger ? - cativo -  

There is some variation, our Jamoon leaves are pointed.

Many have tried but have not succeeded on our side in getting anywhere near a bonsai.
Congrats.
Later.
Khaimraj

I am standing on the side as seen in the position of my legs compared to the tree stand.  If you have problem seeing scale and proportion see picture number 3       there is no point of making the tree look bigger as it is already in the border of my size max capacity for bonsai.

regards,
jun  

Hi
Never seen a jamoon bonsai
So big.i never tried this tree as the leave size is big. But seeing this jun i will think about it. Lovely
Thanks
Aman

beautiful material, jun. the leaves and bark look like guava. planted up would show the beautiful trunk.

best wishes, sam

this is a real size tree that look like a bonsai!   

Wow Jun!! You've out done yourself yet again!

I love the trunk line, so gnarly and twisted, its awesome I struggle to find the right words to describe it sorry, but 'awesome' is the best I can do

Was very suprised by the size, I was expecting something much smaller prior to seeing you in the photo. Which makes it even better in my books

Thanks Jason.

This is one of my biggest trees now with the pot and "soil'. what makes it ,ore difficult is that I have to placed this tree in a higher than normal position to be appreciated better, and that requires some extra lifting power.
...but it is all worth it.


regards,
jun  

kauaibonsai wrote:beautiful material, jun.  the leaves and bark look like guava.  planted up  would show the beautiful trunk.

best wishes,  sam

Yes Sam, almost the same leaf as Guava but shiner. I tried planting it in upward position but the problem I foresee is the branches locations, as it would block if not cover the wonderful trunk, and with leaves It would be covered more. Unlike in this position where the branches and the trunk won't cover each other.

regards,
jun  

Greg wrote:this is a real size tree that look like a bonsai!   

Thanks Greg.

hehe! I was hoping the other way around, but with this size not much can be done about it.

regards,
jun  

amanluthra688 wrote:Hi
Never seen a jamoon bonsai
So big.i never tried this tree as the leave size is big. But seeing this jun i will think about it. Lovely
Thanks
Aman

Thanks Aman.
The size of leaves of the species will reduced too. about an Inch in diameter. but the fruit is what I am excited about.

if you can find good materials, do try them. it survived replanting easily.

regards,
jun