Phempis acidula

Flavio,
Thanks!

regards,
jun




Yes Robert, Left the tree unchecked for more than 6 months. I am removing some older wires.

Thanks!

regards,
jun

Hi IBC,
Some of my Phempis acidula are flowering, and I culled them. Took the opportunity to take photos as well to share them in this Thread.
Here is one of my literati.









regards,
jun

Great trees as always Jun!

hi jun, oh dear.....so chilly, dont catch a cold !

very nice literati tree, - i really like the very smart pot - but do you think the branch (trunk) that leads to the foliage needs to be wired up a little bit ? the crown looks like it has drooped down too much. I think it is just because the fine ramification on the left is going upwards and the ramification on the right is going down, making the crown look a little odd...it looks perfect when i tilt my computer screen up a bit

dont get too cold,

best wishes

Marcus

Hi Jun
Again, beautiful trees. I always look forward and I like to look at your trees. Very nice work.
Gretings Pavel

hi Jun,

looking at your trees is a pleasure !
they are GREAT !!!

can you please share with us some info on them ( espicially on Phempis acidula 2 & 3 )
how old are they ? how many years in training ? and any other interesting detail you are willing to share with us

kind regards,
alon

Jesse,

Thanks!

regards,
jun



Marcus,

If you are referring to the trunk leading to the top foliage (crown) , It is almost impossible to be now, i cannot take the risk of breaking that part.
Later on the foliage pads will flow only in direction, to the right and will still be thinned out.


Thanks!

regards,
jun




Pavel,

Thanks!
I glad you like one too.

regards,
jun




Alon,

Thanks!

In training, number 2 is around four years and number 3 is around 3 years. Phempis acidula can be trained in less than 4 years to be a show ready tree, specially if it got a slim trunk line, like my literati above. As per the age of the trees from it seeds, 2 and 3 is more than 50 years old, probably more than a hundred.

regards,
jun

Robert Steven wrote:

john5555leonard wrote:hi jun, nice trees, how much is robert paying you for the advert lol . regards john

Jun is cheap..I promised him for a beer in Mabini..

Regards from China (having my Chinese breakfast - Green-tea and "Cha-kue")

in Viet Nam, we call it: chò chấu quẩy heheheheh, when I see it I remember to my granfather, when I was a child She bought it and make a cup of milk coffee to me eat, now She died- cause of old and i am adult, for along time I haven't eaten
thanks all
bigbabol!
ah! your trees is nice but I prefer the second to one