Repotting a Trident Ficus
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Repotting a Trident Ficus
I always felt this Japanese shallow oval pot was a bit too small for this massive trunked Willow Leaf Ficus. So yesterday I repotted into a bigger glazed Chinese pot. What do you think?
Before. This is actually the back of the tree. I forgot to turn it around for the photo.
After
Before. This is actually the back of the tree. I forgot to turn it around for the photo.
After
Rob Kempinski- Member
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Clearly better and the color doesn't clash with the folage.
Billy M. Rhodes- Member
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Guest- Guest
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Sankofabonsai wrote:Stunning Tree!!!
Trident ficus is Nerifolia???
Thank you so much.
Trident Ficus is my name for this tree. I can't grow trident maples in my climate so I use Willow Leaf Ficus to accomplish the same design goals as one would do with a trident maple. Also this tree happens to be triple trunk - hence the trident!
Rob Kempinski- Member
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Rob Kempinski wrote:I always felt this Japanese shallow oval pot was a bit too small for this massive trunked Willow Leaf Ficus. So yesterday I repotted into a bigger glazed Chinese pot. What do you think?
Before. This is actually the back of the tree. I forgot to turn it around for the photo.
After
Very nice tree, great improvement on the pot too.
I would consider tweaking the planting angle. Right now it looks a bit unbalanced in my humble opinion.
Just a couple degrees to the left, as shown below. (keep the pot level though - too lazy to do a proper virt).
LSBonsai- Member
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looks way better and more balanced in that pot the small one was way too small(or the tree was getting way to big). I agree the color of the new pot is great for this tree.
Seth Ellwood- Member
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Rob,
Looking good in the new pot. Move it a bit to the left?
Jerry
Looking good in the new pot. Move it a bit to the left?
Jerry
Jerry Meislik- Member
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Hi Rob
Beautiful tree. Thank you for sharing, i like the pot too.
Beautiful tree. Thank you for sharing, i like the pot too.
Jose O. Rivera- Member
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Rob,
Try Acer Buergeranium var. Ningpoense. It should grow well for you.
Kind Regards,
Jose Luis
Try Acer Buergeranium var. Ningpoense. It should grow well for you.
Kind Regards,
Jose Luis
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jrodriguez- Member
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Any idea where to get them?jrodriguez wrote:Rob,
Try Acer Buergeranium var. Ningpoense. It should grow well for you.
Kind Regards,
Jose Lui
Rob Kempinski- Member
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Rob,
Try www.forestfarm.com . They should have it. It tolerates zones 6-10, and although i do not live in any of these, it is equally happy in my yard.
Kind regards,
Jose Luis
Try www.forestfarm.com . They should have it. It tolerates zones 6-10, and although i do not live in any of these, it is equally happy in my yard.
Kind regards,
Jose Luis
jrodriguez- Member
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Rob,
Very nice tree!
The willow leaf ficus is quite a slow grower here in the Philippines.
Very nice tree!
The willow leaf ficus is quite a slow grower here in the Philippines.
Rudi_G- Member
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