Potentila fruticosa 2010

Hi all.

I brought this Potentila spring 19 April 2010. I think that in future it may be interesting tree.










Pavel

more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/tvarovani-a-vyvoj---styling-and-development/potentila-2010

That's a real sweet sequence Pavel...it will be a winner...

Pat…mounted on my trusty stead, riding off wildly in all directions…

Fantastic and most interesting!!!

Hi Bonsaistud and Anttal,

thank you very much for yours compliment. I'm happy.

Pavel

More photos after a little pruning.



Pavel

Hi all.

Today I changed the first bowl of the tree. I think that is good. But maybe ....






Pavel

more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/tvarovani-a-vyvoj---styling-and-development/potentila-2010

Wow - magnificent little tree Pavel!

hi pavel
Very good development, I like it.

Hi Pavel

Looks like a great find. Potentillas with large trunks are rare. Looks promising. I like the form of the pot, but I would prefer a blue or otherwise glazed pot for a deciduous tree. Do you know what colour the flowers have?

Best regards
Morten Albek

This is not normal tree, maybe you don't need normal pot.

Hi Stickman and Moshe.
thank you very much for yours nice coment and compliment.

Hi Morten.
thank you for very nice replies. I'm glad you're here.
Dish is still working. I also have a picture of blue-green to gray-brown color mix.
Unfortunately I do not have either the right shape or size. Today I brought one, third try virtual. The color of flowers should be red-orange. (But it's not certain)

Hi Andrija.
Thank you for replies and virtual. But this direction is certainly impossible.

Pavel

Hi all.
Yesterday I brought a new pot. I tried a virtual think will be very good. What do you think?




Pavel

I think it would be much better then the present one.

Pavel

I love the new pot but I think it may be a little too fussy IMHO. I would stick with the current pot

See you in November

Andy

Hi all

Potentila today.


Gretings Pavel

Hi Pavel,

The beautiful trunk stands out more in the new pot. Looks really nice.

Regds,

Faisal

Very very nice, Pavel!

Really???

Gosh, I must be missing something. All I see is a Chia Pet (www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzY7qQFij_M). Don't get me wrong, the trunk is beautiful, and Pavel's done a wonderful job minimizing the reverse taper. But it's way too symmetrical for me, like a green afro, especially with that gnarly trunk. I don't know much about this material and I'm eager to see where Pavel takes it.

I think Andrija's virtual is great! Well, maybe not the pot for me.

Andrija Zokic wrote:

I have to agree with Russell here. A very young and uniform top on this aged trunk. Bags of potential though.

Hi Faisal and Alexandra
Thank you very much for yours nice compliments.
Gretings Pavel


Hi Russell and Will.
Thank you for yours nice and interesing replies and the reasoning.
You are right, yet the young tree crown sits on the interesting old trunk.
But the work only lasts for one year from the pickup. Work only treatment, selection of young twigs and cut. The lower branches are still weak and thin. Not good for shaping or significantly cut back. This year, it's probably better.

gretings Pavel

Hi all

New foto today.




Gretings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/potentila-2010/

This is a interesting tree,,it has come a long way in your hands.. i like it in its new pot and the way you have it trimed now...what do you rub on the trunk that makes it shine??? good work over this time take care john

Hi John
thank you very much for your nice coments.
Pavel

Hi all
Today I transplanted the tree into a new pot. Author pot is Mr. Dorda Pravoslav. (original author of ceramics Isabelia BC). Now it's back production amazing bonsai pots.
http://www.keramikadorda.cz/bonsai-misky-hranate.php






Greetings Pavel
more pict.: http://www.bonsaivigi.cz/fotoalbum/galerie/potentila-2010/

Hi Pavel, great tree, and still getting better, but it's not suprising for me. Don't forget to show it in bloom!
I will be digging similar one from my garden and I'm curious what soil have You put Your tree in after collecting. If it's not a secret...