shohin Pemphis. UPDATE sep 2012

Hello all .

I got this tiny Pemphis on Dec 2011 from my friend who live on seaside of Thailand. with it's small taper and barkages... I'm very happy!



so... I'm try to find it's style that posible. I'm not have working on this kind of plants before, so I try to design in easy way that posible to do.



today I have start to first styleing by wiring and remove some unnessery branchs (shoots) as less as I can...
,because my country is still cool and I'm not sure to remove much branch.



Up to date at 22/3/2012



Up to date at Sep 2012







thank you for looking , an update soon as posible,
best regards.

Hi Pongsatorn.k
Very nice base tree. I really like your design - drawing.
Gretings Pavel

Nice material! Awesome drawing! Will look great if you can get it to look like in that drawing...good luck!

Very nice drawing Pongsatorn.

With the small tree you have, it would take a shorter period of time to create your vision, 2 to 3 years maybe. Just an unsolicited advice, if this is your first Phempis acidula, Just let the selected branches grow long...very long, to build thickness, Even if you are on the stage of wiring the major branches/designing still keep the branches long until you achieved the desired thickness. Once you cut it back it would take much longer time to make it thicker.
The specie is also hungry for fertilizer...hehehe.

Good luck!

regards,
jun

Pavel Slovák wrote:Hi Pongsatorn.k
Very nice base tree. I really like your design - drawing.
Gretings Pavel

looklike I'm forget to reply this topics sorry too busy and apologize to all.

Thank you Pavel

Pola wrote:Nice material! Awesome drawing! Will look great if you can get it to look like in that drawing...good luck!

Thank you Pola

jun wrote:Very nice drawing Pongsatorn.

With the small tree you have, it would take a shorter period of time to create your vision, 2 to 3 years maybe. Just an unsolicited advice, if this is your first Phempis acidula, Just let the selected branches grow long...very long, to build thickness, Even if you are on the stage of wiring the major branches/designing still keep the branches long until you achieved the desired thickness. Once you cut it back it would take much longer time to make it thicker.
The specie is also hungry for fertilizer..

Jun... Thank you very much for advise

UPDATE on 12 Sep 2012

Pongsatorn.k,

Beautiful specimen and can't wait for the update.
Great drawing as usual!
Later.
Khaimraj

pongsatorn.k wrote:UPDATE on 12 Sep 2012

Hi Pongsatorn.

Did you post an image? Can't see it
How is this tree going.


regards,
jun

jun wrote:

pongsatorn.k wrote:UPDATE on 12 Sep 2012

Did you post an image?

Hi Jun, the new update images are on above (the last 3 pics). I'm just edit this topic for easy looking on progression

Pongsatorn.k,

if I follow the dramatics of your drawing, then you need to slant your tree backwards a little more.

Will be looking to see just how you handle the foliage.
Nicely done so far.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj

Very nice, love the drawing. The tree is truly on the way.
Wish we could get this species here in South Africa, after following Robert and Jun i would love to have it.

Regards
Brett

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Pongsatorn.k,

if I follow the dramatics of your drawing, then you need to slant your tree backwards a little more.

Will be looking to see just how you handle the foliage.
Nicely done so far.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj

Thank you very much I will consider it is again, I don,t know for now that how much I can follow the sketch as it foliages pad are very shot. I'm also looking for my future

regards,
Pongsatorn.K

Brett Simon wrote:Very nice, love the drawing. The tree is truly on the way.
Wish we could get this species here in South Africa, after following Robert and Jun i would love to have it.

Regards
Brett

Thank you very much for nice comments I dont know too much about Africa but it is also tropical. and it is seaside specie... I mean... as salt water fish very same and can find around the world, I think the Pemphis do so I guess

regards,
Pongsatorn.K