Picea abies_spruce_1

Hi to everyone!
This is another spruce i'd like to present

before and after





This is the first touch and also,
a lots of work in the future...

more on my blog ->
http://bonsai-niwaki.blogspot.com/p/swierk-1.html

Best for All !

Wow, that is some unusual material!

I honestly don't know what I would do with something like that but I'm sure there's an interesting tree hiding in there somewhere.

Good luck with this challenging project and please update us as it develops.

Regards

Richard

By the way, I also very much like your Larix with the crazy top 

Richard S wrote:Wow, that is some unusual material!

I honestly don't know what I would do with something like that (...)

Czesc,

I find it hard to find a design in it either...

my thought would be 1st branch = only branch.

and a repot angle change laying it down to the right...

Richard S wrote:Wow, that is some unusual material!

I honestly don't know what I would do with something like that but I'm sure there's an interesting tree hiding in there somewhere.

Good luck with this challenging project and please update us as it develops.

Regards

Richard

Thanks!
To be honest. This tree was somewhere in my nursery and one day I've found it This is first step. We will see in future:)
I'll update for sure!

By the way, I also very much like your Larix with the crazy top  Cool

Which larix do you mean?

Richard S wrote:
Wow, that is some unusual material!

I honestly don't know what I would do with something like that (...)


Czesc,

I find it hard to find a design in it either... Confused

I find it hard to We will see...

my thought would be 1st branch = only branch.

and a repot angle change laying it down to the right...

That some idea. I can cut in any time... thanks!

I was thinking of Larix #9, (although I see now that you have several very nice larch). 

Nice dead wood and a very interesting top.

Regards

Richard

The material looks like a great candidate for the candelabra style, many conifers/Spruce grow like this in the mountains, it occurs when the main trunk dies off and a branch grows up to form a new main trunk, would Jin both tops and do this,
1a_f11 by Bobby Lane, on Flickr



This


If you dont want it, you could always send it over to London

yeah bobby... thats what i was getting at...

Cool spruce! I need to find one this spring!! : )

should be easy by you tom

BobbyLane wrote:The material looks like a great candidate for the candelabra style, many conifers/Spruce grow like this in the mountains, it occurs when the main trunk dies off and a branch grows up to form a new main trunk, would Jin both tops and do this,
1a_f11 by Bobby Lane, on Flickr



This


If you dont want it, you could always send it over to London

This is the right direction as well as the Potter video as a guideline. This is kind of typical of the way Spruce grow.

I agree with all of You, Guys!
The tree has same thickness from bottom to the top.
It's not looking natural.

I left branches only for vitality and grow. Meanwhile trying to do something with it...
So future for it is cut and go by yours idea