this one makes me find it hard to sleep.. what should i do with it

Ship it to me, I'm sleeping just fine!

Jay Gaydosh wrote:Ship it to me, I'm sleeping just fine!

LOL now you will give him nightmares!

Mackoy, How long has this been on the rock? It looks like it integrated well (but pics could be deceiving) and I am wondering why there is not much ramification on the branches yet.

What is that big tree on the left?

jay

ha ha sorry i cant shift to you

mackoy

Poink88 wrote:

Jay Gaydosh wrote:Ship it to me, I'm sleeping just fine!

LOL now you will give him nightmares!

Mackoy, How long has this been on the rock? It looks like it integrated well (but pics could be deceiving) and I am wondering why there is not much ramification on the branches yet.

What is that big tree on the left?

Poink 88

it has been there for almost 3 years now and it is really integrated already you can even lift the tree out of the pot and the stone will go together with it

the tree on the left is what we call as lagundi tree( i forgot the scientific name sorry)

the reason why there are very few branches is because i have reformatted the tree and cut it back to zero

thanks

We could help more if the tree were against a solid background. It is hard to tell what is the tree in question and the background foliage.

Billy M. Rhodes wrote:We could help more if the tree were against a solid background. It is hard to tell what is the tree in question and the background foliage.

ok bill ill work on a new picture thanks

mackoy wrote:

the tree on the left is what we call as lagundi tree( i forgot the scientific name sorry)

Lagundi
Vitex negundo Linn.
FIVE-LEAF CHASTE TREE
Huang jing zi
The name lagundi is also sometimes applied to other species of Vitex. The genus is occasionally used for bonsai.
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