Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Here is the bigger brother that I got from the thick air-layers sometime ago. I am aware that the foliage needs trimming to make it look more like a bonsai but. I don't want to waste the flower buds at the moment.
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Dk that is fantastic Only one way to improve on it give it to meeeeeeeeeeeee
Seriously well done
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Kirky
Seriously well done
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Thanks for the comment Kirky. However, the secondary ramification needs refining. Also either the left or right lower branch needs to be shorten.
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DK
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Hi DK, oh yes its terrible so many faults you should really send it to me.
Seriously a very nice tree after it flowers I am sure you will address the small issues you have mentioned.
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Kirky
Seriously a very nice tree after it flowers I am sure you will address the small issues you have mentioned.
Cheers
Kirky
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Such a nice tree. As for the "problems", well everyone knows somethings have to be sacrificed if we want brilliant flowering/fruit on our Bonsai. That tree is going to look absolutely fantastic when the flowers open. Hope you post another pic when it does (please).
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Sure Graeme. It has been stormy over here for the last couple nights. A lot of buds dropped. Hope that they still look good when they open.Graeme wrote:Such a nice tree. As for the "problems", well everyone knows somethings have to be sacrificed if we want brilliant flowering/fruit on our Bonsai. That tree is going to look absolutely fantastic when the flowers open. Hope you post another pic when it does (please).
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
You got me Kirky. Not these two children thoughKIRKY wrote:Hi DK, oh yes its terrible so many faults you should really send it to me.
Seriously a very nice tree after it flowers I am sure you will address the small issues you have mentioned.
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Very nice. I'm in Brissie, could you tell me where you got the cutting from? Yamadori?
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
From a family member. I could give you some when the time comes (usually when they drop their leaves at the end of winter is the best). Pm me the info and we could work things out.
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DK
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
OK. The buds opened a little more and I did some light trimming. I was tempting to cut back the lower right branch but didn't have the courage to do now
The good thing is the tree didn't get much affected by the storm as I worried.
The good thing is the tree didn't get much affected by the storm as I worried.
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Now that I looked at the pictures, I think I shouldn't have trimmed it to make more "triangle" shape. It was much more natural before. So sometimes we just overdone things
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Also the cascade brother is near the end of the flowering. I think this is maybe I kept it indoor for too long and this made it drop the flowers sooner??? Anyway, we learn new things every time don't we?
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
Epic tree's in here!
Does anyone successfully grow WR in Melbourne?
Does anyone successfully grow WR in Melbourne?
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
DK, every time I see these trees they just get better.
May I ask how long you have been working on them to get to this stage?
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May I ask how long you have been working on them to get to this stage?
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Re: Wrightia Religiosia - cutting turns cascade.
HI Kirsty. Sorry I have been busy and did not check the post. I had this one for around 6 years. Yesterday, I just did the wiring for the big brother this spring.
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