Brazillian rain tree
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Paul Landis
greerhw
John Quinn
malix
luciano benyakob
ScribbleJ
Joe Alansalon
Budi Sulistyo
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Re: Brazillian rain tree
Hello there. What's the scientific name of this material? Very nice finish.
Hope to see you in Taiwan for the 10th ASPAC Bonsai and Suiseki Conv. [b]
Hope to see you in Taiwan for the 10th ASPAC Bonsai and Suiseki Conv. [b]
Joe Alansalon- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Hi Joe,
The scientific name is Pithecellobium tortum.
See you in ASPAC 10 Taiwan.
Budi
The scientific name is Pithecellobium tortum.
See you in ASPAC 10 Taiwan.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Perfect....
We consider this tree,perfect !
Since the nebari, trunk,until this fantastic ramification!
I cite it like a lesson for us of the Brazil.
Thanks Luciano.
Since the nebari, trunk,until this fantastic ramification!
I cite it like a lesson for us of the Brazil.
Thanks Luciano.
luciano benyakob- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Great tree!! I liked the original, oval pot better but I realize it was perhaps getting a bit small for the tree.
John Quinn- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Budi Sulistyo wrote:Hi Joe,
The scientific name is Pithecellobium tortum.
See you in ASPAC 10 Taiwan.
Budi
How does this material differ from the Pithecellobium dulce? Is this the plant that
bear the coiled fruits and edible when ripe? Again, Thanks for sharing.
Joe Alansalon- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Ho John,
You are right that an oval pot will be better. The old one is too small and I can not find more suitable pot than what I used now. It is hard to find good ceramic pot in Indonesia.
Hi Harry,
I just do it without removing the thorn.
Hi Joe,
Pithecellobium dulce has different shape of leaves with bigger size compare to that of tortum. Here is the picture I took from my garden.
Budi
You are right that an oval pot will be better. The old one is too small and I can not find more suitable pot than what I used now. It is hard to find good ceramic pot in Indonesia.
Hi Harry,
I just do it without removing the thorn.
Hi Joe,
Pithecellobium dulce has different shape of leaves with bigger size compare to that of tortum. Here is the picture I took from my garden.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
I hope you will have some patience of my several inquiries made. The latest photo you sent were two comparison, I guess the top most is the P. dulce and "tamarind like leaves" is the P. tortum?Budi Sulistyo wrote:Ho John,
You are right that an oval pot will be better. The old one is too small and I can not find more suitable pot than what I used now. It is hard to find good ceramic pot in Indonesia.
Hi Harry,
I just do it without removing the thorn.
Hi Joe,
Pithecellobium dulce has different shape of leaves with bigger size compare to that of tortum. Here is the picture I took from my garden.
Budi
I am making this clarification for educational purpose. Finally, I agree with the rest that this is a very nice
bonsai.
Joe Alansalon- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Nice tree Budi,
It's a fast grower. I forgotten, what is the history of this tree? Was it via India via USA?
Glad you are coming to New Orleans. "Laissez les bons temps rouler!"
It's a fast grower. I forgotten, what is the history of this tree? Was it via India via USA?
Glad you are coming to New Orleans. "Laissez les bons temps rouler!"
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Hi Joe,
You are right that in my last picture the upper one is Pithecellobium dulce, where as the lower one is tortum.
Hi Rob,
I got the small tree from cutting from Nikunj Parekh, India in 1995.
I sent some email to your personal email, but never got an answer. Probably they went to the spam.
See you in New Orleans.
Budi
You are right that in my last picture the upper one is Pithecellobium dulce, where as the lower one is tortum.
Hi Rob,
I got the small tree from cutting from Nikunj Parekh, India in 1995.
I sent some email to your personal email, but never got an answer. Probably they went to the spam.
See you in New Orleans.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
It is 52 cmbumblebee wrote:What are the dimensions of your tree?
Libby
Ogie,
I have just returned from Korea attending the international flower show.
Bonsai had a special pavillion. All the ABFF countries were invited. We missed Philippines. Is Bobby still the chairman?
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Well Budi,Budi Sulistyo wrote:It is 52 cmbumblebee wrote:What are the dimensions of your tree?
Libby
Ogie,
I have just returned from Korea attending the international flower show.
Bonsai had a special pavillion. All the ABFF countries were invited. We missed Philippines. Is Bobby still the chairman?
Budi
Let's see some photos from Korea.
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
Budi,
Yes, Bobby is still the chairman. Bobby missed the the show from korea due to work related activity.
Ogi
Yes, Bobby is still the chairman. Bobby missed the the show from korea due to work related activity.
Ogi
ogi uyehara- Member
Re: Brazillian rain tree
ogi uyehara wrote:Budi,
Yes, Bobby is still the chairman. Bobby missed the the show from korea due to work related activity.
Ogi
Ogi,
I hoe we will not miss all of you, Philippines, in the ASPAC 10 in Taiwan.
Budi
Budi Sulistyo- Member
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