"tornado" tree

Hi IBC.
my weirdest tree is alive.
any design suggestion?
Specie-Sysgium Cumini
Common name- Black plum
Type- fruit bearing
Ht- 120cm


style- "hershey's kisses" ( partially melted) or tonado















regards,
jun

JUN,,,this one has to be the most interesting trunk yet!! IT looks like it had a real struggle to survive..it will be a surprise to find out your branch placement...let us see please....take care john

Dear Jun

I look forward to see what you make out of this interesting material .

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Dear Jun

I look forward to see what you make out of this interesting material .

Kind regards Yvonne

Me too jun me too...hehehe
What are you going to do with this monster?

regards

Thank you John!

I am contented for now that this tree is alive, I didn't expect it to survive. but its very healthy right now, the future design can wait depending on new shoots. just seeing the trunk of this tree makes me smile ,keeps me wondering what on earth happened to this trunk.

regards,
jun

Hello jun

That's a very nice tree! I made a quick virtual. IMO it can be a nice halfkaskade!
Well this will need some time to turn the tree and develope the roots but its well worth the afford.
I hope you like it!

Kind regards
Martin


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Thanks Martin!

The semicascade is perfect. I love the design on your virts!
But I'll be needing a very huge pot for that.

regards,
jun

Indeed an amazing tree and i also hope to see some branching on this one!

Thanks Neil!

regards,
jun

Hi Jun,
very interesing tree. I like it.
I also like the virtual from Martin.

Pavel

Thanks Pavel.

I wish I can take it to you for styling.

regards,
jun

Jun, I just saw your tree post. I love it! Tornado/Twister !! Honestly, I like the upward orientation better than the semi-cascade right now. The reason is because, despite the twister-like movement, the tree still looks solid (natural) in the soil; like it has been growing there for a long time. The semi-cascade image creates tension, but it doesn't look like its been growing in the ground for long. (Just my first impression)

Keep us posted!
Salut,
Todd

Thanks Todd!
I really don't have a final design solution for this tree yet. and inputs from other people like you will surely help.


regards,
jun