Another Tamarind

Hi IBC,

This tree is in training for almost 5 years now
Trunk size- 8inches diameter








Still a training pot




regards,
jun

Very promising tree Jun!

Brings me back when I was a child climbing tamarind trees like a monkey LOL I recall myself hanging on very small but tough flexible branches (almost like rope IIRC) 40 feet above ground , does this trait make wiring their branches difficult?

I agree with Dario. Very promising tree.

Have a great week, kids!!!!!
Sam

Thanks Dario.

The branches of tamarind is tough and flexible, It won't break easily and very easy to wire. It also responds well to clip and grow method, but the combination of the two methods I prefer using with this specie.

regards,
jun

Sam Ogranaja wrote:I agree with Dario. Very promising tree.

Have a great week, kids!!!!!
Sam

Thanks Sam!

...Another two years maybe.

regards,
jun

JUN,,, I like it !!!! The way you have it trimmed in picture #2 looks really good.. guess it is about time for you to make mouths water again!!! take care john

moyogijohn wrote:... guess it is about time for you to make mouths water again!!!

Yep! Tamarind is just the thing to do that. (sorry can't resist)

so nice! i have a tamarind bonsai too..but not like as beautiful as this bonsai -tianrey

Jun,
very nice Tamarind!!
Perhaps remove the two small roots that are coming from above the soil?
Jerry