Punica Granatum Nejikan

Hi,
Here are some pics of my last acquisition:











Cheers.

Beautiful

I do like your pomegranite,
and I'm not the expert here, I'm also here to learn,
but your Apex look to 'heavy' for me - branches are to thick at the top.. I think.

Where are the experts? probably still- ing

It almost looks like a fantasy tree. nice

Hi Rui!
Are you planning to keep your pomegranate small? If you do, it will easily ramified, and for me I like the last photo for front but the right side branches longer with more movement. if you keep your tree small the fruit size would be a problem in the future.


regards,
jun

An update:

April 2012:



May 2012





Regards.

jun wrote:Hi Rui!
Are you planning to keep your pomegranate small? If you do, it will easily ramified, and for me I like the last photo for front but the right side branches longer with more movement. if you keep your tree small the fruit size would be a problem in the future.

regards,
jun

Hi Jun,

This one is for you..

My pomegranate is starting to show some yellow colors. Photos soon.

Thet will drop leaves in cool weather. In warmer areas the old leaves turn yellow and drop but the plant grows and has new leaves all winter.

nice, rui

Hi all,

After searching, i remember about this post of Hans Van Meer: https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t9249-restyling-my-old-blackthorn-bonsai-completely

Is it feasible this kind of work on this punica?

Hi IBC,

Some Autumn 2012 photos.







Regards.

As promised:

An update - February 2015





This year I will try Tibolar-RS fertilizer (NPK 4-6-2).

Let's see how it goes.

Nice progress. How about some pics when she puts her cloths on those bones. Should be outstanding.

Nice tree. About time for a bonsai pot, isn't it?

JimLewis wrote:Nice tree. About time for a bonsai pot, isn't it?

I'm sure it is time, but my main goal is the development of the tree now.

15th March 2015

Some details:

An update:

How it looks now.