Thailand Bonsai From Wrightia religiosa. by MR.Pee

This is another future prise winner.

Nik Rozman wrote:This is another future prise winner.

Thank you.

Stunning tree Joddy. I can't see from the picture, are those roots showing or is it something on the soil?

Beautiful!

Nik Rozman wrote:This is another future prise winner.

I agree!
beautiful bonsai
good work,

Justin

Very impressive sir. I like it very much.

Ed

WONDERFUL !

Thank you For every comments.

Very nice. Is this the small leaf variety?

Rob Kempinski wrote:Very nice. Is this the small leaf variety?

Thank you very much.

So beautiful tree...

joddy018 wrote:

Rob Kempinski wrote:Very nice. Is this the small leaf variety?

Thank you very much.

เขาถามว่าเป็นพันธ์ใบเล็กไช่หรือไม่ครับ?...

ช่วยแปลครับ เพื่อคนไทยโกอินเตอร์

Mr Pee, what kind of fertilize you use for this kind of plants ?

wow,

artist

joddy018 wrote:Wrightia religiosa (Mok)
From Mr.Pee  
His web site is http://www.peebonsai.com (Thailand Bonsai).

gshowman2002 wrote:Mr Pee, what kind of fertilize you use for this kind of plants ?

we simple feed this kind of plant with dry Chicken excrement  

Thank you for the reply

that is wonderful, i love what you have done with the roots.

i have a few small dwarf jasmine โมกแคระ here , now i know what to do with them

i know from experience its easy to break the branches if you bend them too much so i think its better to start with quite small ones and train them early

i really don't know how you got those roots. i stripped down my jasmine to bare roots to see what was in there and its all a tangled mess of fine feeder roots. i tried combing them out but there is nothing big enough to even think about training to grow on a rock like this.

i guess you must have trained this somehow but i can't think how you did it? or maybe i just have the wrong type of jasmine.

anyhow, i just repotted in some better soil and maybe some better roots will develop in a year or so (if i didn't kill it already)

steve-thailand wrote:i really don't know how you got those roots. i stripped down my jasmine to bare roots to see what was in there and its all a tangled mess of fine feeder roots. i tried combing them out but there is nothing big enough to even think about training to grow on a rock like this.

i guess you must have trained this somehow but i can't think how you did it? or maybe i just have the wrong type of jasmine.

anyhow, i just repotted in some better soil and maybe some better roots will develop in a year or so (if i didn't kill it already)

hi, โมก are very easy to airlayering but your โมกแคะ are hard to make a bonsai and โมก are not jasmine there are look like but not same.