Ficus retusa "mr. Patient"
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Todd Ellis
ogi uyehara
NemusStipes
pitu
Pavel Slovák
WOG
Jerry Meislik
martin kolacia
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Re: Ficus retusa "mr. Patient"
Martin,
Very nice work. You have brought this tree along very, very well.
Jerry
Very nice work. You have brought this tree along very, very well.
Jerry
Jerry Meislik- Member
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Very nice Martin!
I like your tree... It looks better than the ficus trees from that guy (I think its Jun) in the Philippines!
But seriously, it is a very nice composition. congratulations for the good progress.
regards,
jun
I like your tree... It looks better than the ficus trees from that guy (I think its Jun) in the Philippines!
But seriously, it is a very nice composition. congratulations for the good progress.
regards,
jun
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Jerry , Wog , Jun,
thank for your nice responses ....
thank for your nice responses ....
martin kolacia- Member
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Martin,
It´s simply amazing to see the results of your work -it reflects some of the cardinal virtues of a good real bonsaist: love and patience. I´d like to mention that the design is not one of the usual ones. Ficus is a very strong species and it´s a shame I don´t have more than one or two in my collection at the moment (I live in El Salvador).
My respect and warm regards to you, my friend .
It´s simply amazing to see the results of your work -it reflects some of the cardinal virtues of a good real bonsaist: love and patience. I´d like to mention that the design is not one of the usual ones. Ficus is a very strong species and it´s a shame I don´t have more than one or two in my collection at the moment (I live in El Salvador).
My respect and warm regards to you, my friend .
pitu- Member
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Its interesting that you've been able to train to that nice shallow pot since 2004! Also amazing is the leaf reduction. I like the mass of the rock, the slender snake like roots of the tree and the shallow pot, these three elements together in the proportion you have crafted them makes this a great work of living art.
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Hi Martin,
I like you ficus, very nice. I was looking at your little boy who seems to be having a good time next to your tree. There is a straight row of small stones on the table in front of him. Did he line up those stones? If so, he has an artistic eye!
Best,
Todd
I like you ficus, very nice. I was looking at your little boy who seems to be having a good time next to your tree. There is a straight row of small stones on the table in front of him. Did he line up those stones? If so, he has an artistic eye!
Best,
Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
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excellent progression! it made me realize i need to be more patient, thanks for sharing
rexman- Member
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Pavel Slovak : I thank ... realy !
Pitu: thanks for your nice comment my friend
NemusStipes : Very thanks
man on the mountain:choice of pot was very easy... I looked for a pot for stone not for tree
ogi uyehara: I thank for your nice reply
Todd Ellis: Yes it was his work ... thanks for kind answer
rexman: Thanks for compliment ...IMHO be patient isnt difficult when patient is the ficus
Pitu: thanks for your nice comment my friend
NemusStipes : Very thanks
man on the mountain:choice of pot was very easy... I looked for a pot for stone not for tree
ogi uyehara: I thank for your nice reply
Todd Ellis: Yes it was his work ... thanks for kind answer
rexman: Thanks for compliment ...IMHO be patient isnt difficult when patient is the ficus
martin kolacia- Member
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I must agree with the others...very credible styling...great job!!
Pola- Member
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Nice Fig! Patience indeed! I just started a similar project a couple months ago with a willow leaf fig. It is a really young now, so I think it will take a long time for it to develop nicely. Good work!
Jon
Jon
Youngwirth09- Member
Re: Ficus retusa "mr. Patient"
every year in spring you can defoliate all ficus .... new leaves are than smaller
martin kolacia- Member
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