50 years, please provide me the new design
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50 years, please provide me the new design
hi IBC
please give me advice and helping to design new committee
thank IBC
please give me advice and helping to design new committee
thank IBC
Last edited by hungbonsai on Tue Mar 20, 2012 10:04 am; edited 1 time in total
hungbonsai- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
hi,
very nice trunk but it is much to soon to have any choices of design as there is not enough new growth. Your drawing shows one way to grow the tree into a design, but to get several ideas it is better to have lots of branches and foliage so the best can be chosen.
Another good way to design a tree that has no plan yet is to find pictures of great trees of the same species that you like and see if your material has similar features - then grow the rest to fit the design.
cheers Marcus
very nice trunk but it is much to soon to have any choices of design as there is not enough new growth. Your drawing shows one way to grow the tree into a design, but to get several ideas it is better to have lots of branches and foliage so the best can be chosen.
Another good way to design a tree that has no plan yet is to find pictures of great trees of the same species that you like and see if your material has similar features - then grow the rest to fit the design.
cheers Marcus
marcus watts- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
Hi Hung,
Can you tell us what species this is?
Like Marcus says its hard to design with so little branches. but being a tropical tree and judging by the many bulbous growths on the trunk I'm guessing those are aborted buds so this tree will bud back anywhere. A basic informal upright style with branches on the outside portion of a curve would be a good place to start.
One step I would take is to repot the tree and plant it deeper in the next pot so that the roots are in or maybe under the soil a bit. Is it possible to trim the roots closer (much closer) to the trunk to cause them to have better ramification?
Can you tell us what species this is?
Like Marcus says its hard to design with so little branches. but being a tropical tree and judging by the many bulbous growths on the trunk I'm guessing those are aborted buds so this tree will bud back anywhere. A basic informal upright style with branches on the outside portion of a curve would be a good place to start.
One step I would take is to repot the tree and plant it deeper in the next pot so that the roots are in or maybe under the soil a bit. Is it possible to trim the roots closer (much closer) to the trunk to cause them to have better ramification?
Rob Kempinski- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
hungbonsai wrote:hi IBC
please give me advice and helping to design new committee
thank IBC
This tree is too old. old Aglaia Duperreana tree so rare that Hung, congratulations.
lnvinh- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
As Marcus noted, I would suggest you re-pot a bit deeper. I will also remove that protruding piece at the front base.
Very nice material!
Very nice material!
Poink88- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
hi ,marcus watts,Rob Kempinski,Poink88,lnvinh
thank you, time to repot later I will go further and cover the bottom, because the old pot-cast original parts so well adapted,
please give me some idea of the new design, thank
thank you, time to repot later I will go further and cover the bottom, because the old pot-cast original parts so well adapted,
please give me some idea of the new design, thank
hungbonsai- Member
Re: 50 years, please provide me the new design
of design at truongca (my friend) for my opinion
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