Quicky styling of elm

Hi IBC.
I'm playing with my stopwatch styling with simple elm (just for fun).
This is the downside of not having a club...got to entertain myself with my work.

Elm before...



After 5 minutes of styling and 3 1/2 minutes of replanting...






regards,
jun

Jun.

literati ? going to smaller pot ?

Wish my tall Serissa had your elm's body.
Until.
Khaimraj

That was pretty quick. I think we Bonsaists should have our own set of Guinness Book of records. I am sure this one would not only make it but also stand for a long time

On serious considerations, good tree Jun and good styling at that....

Ravi

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Jun.

literati ? going to smaller pot ?

Wish my tall Serissa had your elm's body.
Until.
Khaimraj

Hi Khaimraj.
I'm aiming for a flat top tree, but my canopy at the moment isn't that refine yet. I always wanted to have a small acasia with flat top design (african savannah style).
I'm practicing with some elms.

regards,
jun

Ravi Kiran wrote:That was pretty quick. I think we Bonsaists should have our own set of Guinness Book of records. I am sure this one would not only make it but also stand for a long time

On serious considerations, good tree Jun and good styling at that....

Ravi

I think Chinese elms are the easiest and fastest to style because the branches are fine and proportion plus they recover very quickly...and never die in my ruthless hands....yet.

thanks Ravi.

regards,
jun

Now that the world's speed record is firmly in hand, spend some real time on he base, please. The rest of the tree is quite nice. The base is terrible!

JimLewis wrote:Now that the world's speed record is firmly in hand, spend some real time on he base, please. The rest of the tree is quite nice. The base is terrible!

Thank you Jim.

That would add a few more minutes. I can live with that for a day,, for now.

regards,
jun

JUN,,,The tree is looking good with your speed triming and potting....what about the callus places where old branches were???? Thanks for posting...take care john