from exposed root to slanting to cascade

this murraya used be have a wide base exposed root design, then due to neglect 60% of the exposed root got rotten(not my fault), then the tree was given to me in a slanting position but the base of the tree degraded further and more of the exposed root rots away, I thought this poor tree wont make it. after removing all the rotten parts and the proper medication was given to the tree, less than 20% of the tree trunk made it alive and less than half of the foliage and branches survived, as seen below. then i leave it to recover for almost a year. today i finally decided what to do with the tree.





this trunk and root system used to be huge and magnificent....poor tree.



...third evolution of the thee below.


from jun to tree- " this is your last evolution the next you die...you're dead!"

regards,
jun

Jun, I'm afraid that before dying the poor murraya will suffer severe breakage falling down of such height

Thanks Alexandra. im planning to extend the branches further downward later. to compensate for the slim trunk of the tree.

regards,
jun