BUDDLEIA BONSAI

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Wow!

That's really interesting. I love to see unusual bonsai like this. How about a good, clear picture of the front??

Welcome!

R

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probably 40 years aged.
Three years ago , i've taken this tree who grew in slaked lime , trunk diameter : 25 cm

If you like unusual bonsai : actinidia arguta ( kiwai) , trunk diameter : 15 cm , 30 years old , pot : john pitt , tablet : vines braided
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Cheers,

Andrew

Nice trees. But I must say I really loved that last one.

Sorry , that's true , there is a problem with the first photographs , i will resend them tomorrow.

ACER NEGUNDO - 40 years old , seedling, trunk diameter: 15 cm , pot : KLIKA ( Czech Republic )

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I love that kiwi! Does it produce fruit? I've got a few vines in my yard, they are very vigorous plants. Male and female flowers are on separate plants, so at least 2 are required to get fruit. Ours will be ripening over the next few weeks...can't wait!

Chris

Hello , it's à kiwai ( actinidia arguta , kiwi off siberia ) , not a kiwi , male , no fruit , but I will graft a bud female in August 2012 for fruits.

Impressive trunk. I love it!
Tks for share
Quí

abcd wrote:Hello , it's à kiwai ( actinidia arguta , kiwi off siberia ) , not a kiwi , male , no fruit , but I will graft a bud female in August 2012 for fruits.

We call them hardy kiwis...for anyone who isn't familiar with them, they produce little (size of large grapes) fruits that look just like the regular kiwis inside, but they have no fuzz on the skin...can eat the whole thing. I like them better than regular kiwis, they seem sweeter and have a greater depth of flavor.

The vines in our yard are full of fruit this year, not quite ripe yet...soon!


Cut open (from a few years ago):


Chris

And with kiwai , the fruits are more adapted than kiwi with the bonsai sizes

Definitely! They'd be in perfect scale with the size of your tree. The only problem that I can foresee...is managing growth to actually get flower/fruit production. We've had our plants in the ground for about 7 years and I still haven't quite figured out the pruning technique, i.e. where the flowers tend to form (old wood, new wood, etc). We pretty much let the vines run wild and they do well that way, but that won't work too well for a bonsai...Does your plant produce (male) flowers?

Chris

Yes , she produce males flowers on the new wood , in may ( LYON , FRANCE ) .