Phempis acidula cascade
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Phempis acidula cascade
Hi IBC.
I would like to share my cascade phempis. I redesigned the tree in preparation for the repotting season for the specie which is just around the corner. after the freezing cold here is over---25 to 30degree celcius...brrrr my fingers are numb.
Original front...
Side view, most of the time. sometimes front...depending on my mood...
the new front and angle...
after some foliage reduction and wiring a bit...
thanks!
Idea with the pot please???
regards,
jun
I would like to share my cascade phempis. I redesigned the tree in preparation for the repotting season for the specie which is just around the corner. after the freezing cold here is over---25 to 30degree celcius...brrrr my fingers are numb.
Original front...
Side view, most of the time. sometimes front...depending on my mood...
the new front and angle...
after some foliage reduction and wiring a bit...
thanks!
Idea with the pot please???
regards,
jun
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Re: Phempis acidula cascade
Hey Jun,
Interesting material you have there. Just a thought... the upper part of the tree is fine and the Jin is great.... the lower trunk .... the one that cascades ... IMHO needs to be redirected. It seems to be turning at almost 90 degrees into the viewer when it should have continued along in the straight line of the trunk. This would have ensured that the upper and lower parts of the tree are in the same plane. Would you want to consider bending it into position and yes this is a major bending that I am suggesting. Not too sure how phempis takes to drastic bending whether it needs rafia or a substitute to protect it while bending... but I am sure you know better...
All the best.....
Ravi
Interesting material you have there. Just a thought... the upper part of the tree is fine and the Jin is great.... the lower trunk .... the one that cascades ... IMHO needs to be redirected. It seems to be turning at almost 90 degrees into the viewer when it should have continued along in the straight line of the trunk. This would have ensured that the upper and lower parts of the tree are in the same plane. Would you want to consider bending it into position and yes this is a major bending that I am suggesting. Not too sure how phempis takes to drastic bending whether it needs rafia or a substitute to protect it while bending... but I am sure you know better...
All the best.....
Ravi
Ravi Kiran- Member
Re: Phempis acidula cascade
Ravi Kiran wrote:Hey Jun,
Interesting material you have there. Just a thought... the upper part of the tree is fine and the Jin is great.... the lower trunk .... the one that cascades ... IMHO needs to be redirected. It seems to be turning at almost 90 degrees into the viewer when it should have continued along in the straight line of the trunk. This would have ensured that the upper and lower parts of the tree are in the same plane. Would you want to consider bending it into position and yes this is a major bending that I am suggesting. Not too sure how phempis takes to drastic bending whether it needs rafia or a substitute to protect it while bending... but I am sure you know better...
All the best.....
Ravi
Hi Ravi.
thanks.
It would be impossible to bend this primary branch.
regards.
jun
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phempis acidula cascade
JUN,,,this is a interesting tree...lots of dead wood to play with.. are you saying it is 60 deg. and you are cold??? come visit when it is single digets here ha ha....nice tree take care john
moyogijohn- Member
Re: Phempis acidula cascade
Hi, for the "front" i was thinking on something between the 2 first photos with a inclination to the back.
Regards, Miguel
Regards, Miguel
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