Giant Japanese maple project
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Kev Bailey
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Re: Giant Japanese maple project
When you see it like this there's nothing obvious that jumps out as different. Scroll down
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Can't help wondering if it would be a good idea to get the apex over the centre of the base of the trunk? Here's the original pic from Kohaku:
maple virt by BrendanR2012, on Flickr
Does this now look like it is a bit too far over to the left?
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Can't help wondering if it would be a good idea to get the apex over the centre of the base of the trunk? Here's the original pic from Kohaku:
maple virt by BrendanR2012, on Flickr
Does this now look like it is a bit too far over to the left?
BrendanR- Member
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Hi BrendanR...
Yes .i cut the inner edges of the wounds sometimes with a sharp knife ....as you say... gives a faster closing...
Yes .i cut the inner edges of the wounds sometimes with a sharp knife ....as you say... gives a faster closing...
kohaku- Member
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Great to see the progress and fulfilment of your vision. I have a similarly thick trunk lifted and boxed up but have not yet started styling, as it seems to lack vigour. Going to up the feeding regime this year.
Kev Bailey- Admin
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A couple of pics just taken before it goes dark. For scale, it's planted in the bottom of a cut off 50 gallon drum. Not the best place to photograph it as it is between a lot of other developing material, but it's too heavy to move!
Last edited by Kev Bailey on Wed Feb 21, 2018 5:45 pm; edited 3 times in total (Reason for editing : pic size)
Kev Bailey- Admin
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As i see the pic. it maybe will be difficult to get some taper in the trunk.....how's the upper part looking?
kohaku- Member
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Well that's odd. After I posted no pic there it is!
Bruce Winter- Member
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This is an amazing thread. Thank you for sharing it with us - and an ambitious project that is clearly going very well. Nice and inspiring!
Hyn Patty- Member
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I agree, from that picture the left image is the better one.
But if I was going to be completely obsessive about it I'd say the point half way between the 2 images is what I'd regard as perfect?
But that's irrelevant, as this tree is pretty perfect as it is!
But if I was going to be completely obsessive about it I'd say the point half way between the 2 images is what I'd regard as perfect?
But that's irrelevant, as this tree is pretty perfect as it is!
BrendanR- Member
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When the branches on this have beefed up some more it will present a stunning image!
dave fish- Member
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Were you aware that you have some orange/white sharks in the pond behind? Those are huge!
dave fish- Member
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yeah - it is great seeing something like this in its various stages of development...
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
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