Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
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Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
Hi All.......
This is my first post up to the Forum. I've been having a good scout through over the last week or so. I've found most of the post very informative.
I wanted to share a couple of Images with you all and ask for some advice, and pointers on the posible first styling of my Cedrus Libani. Hopefully you might be able to advise me on choice of branches and possible tips for future developement.
THANKS
Bryan
This is my first post up to the Forum. I've been having a good scout through over the last week or so. I've found most of the post very informative.
I wanted to share a couple of Images with you all and ask for some advice, and pointers on the posible first styling of my Cedrus Libani. Hopefully you might be able to advise me on choice of branches and possible tips for future developement.
THANKS
Bryan
DangerousBry- Member
Re: Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
From hearsay only, these are a tough tree to bonsai successfully.
On this one. Where you have branches exactly opposite to one another, choose ONE of them. Otherwise, you will begin to see an ugly bulge on the trunk at that point. If you have 3 branches at one point, again, choose ONE.
I think this tree is a bit tall. But I'll have to leave it to people who may have worked with one to give advice on how and when to chop.
On this one. Where you have branches exactly opposite to one another, choose ONE of them. Otherwise, you will begin to see an ugly bulge on the trunk at that point. If you have 3 branches at one point, again, choose ONE.
I think this tree is a bit tall. But I'll have to leave it to people who may have worked with one to give advice on how and when to chop.
JimLewis- Member
Re: Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
Iris Cohen has worked with this as one of her bonsai with spiritual significance. She usually shares a lot about the horticulture of plants she has trained as bonsai.
Chris Cochrane- Member
Re: Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
Hi there,
Your cedrus would be better to be designed for Literati style.
Thanks.
Your cedrus would be better to be designed for Literati style.
Thanks.
Mawardi Nur- Member
Re: Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
Don't remove too much foliage at once, or it will die off. You need to maintain enough needles to keep the nutrients flowing up. It's a difficult balance on these, though they are not as bad as the deodara. Wiring some movement into those straight horizontal branches will help a lot.
bisjoe- Member
Cedrus Libani - First Style - Help Please
Cheers folks for your ideas and the virtual pic.
I'm guessing it could be a trick one but. It's a start and I've possibly a few years to develop it. I'll have to do a bit more research on the www to find out some more. Possibly find some pic's.
I might just have to be brave and lop a few choice branches off and see how it goes. It's taken well to feeding and a nice large training tub. There are buds all over. Time will tell....
Bry
I'm guessing it could be a trick one but. It's a start and I've possibly a few years to develop it. I'll have to do a bit more research on the www to find out some more. Possibly find some pic's.
I might just have to be brave and lop a few choice branches off and see how it goes. It's taken well to feeding and a nice large training tub. There are buds all over. Time will tell....
Bry
DangerousBry- Member
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