Old Man Fig
Posted: December 28th, 2016, 4:56 pm
This fig is probably my oldest at around 65 years old,could be older,but at the end of the day they say it is what you do with them that really makes you look at them.
So looking at this fig the old guy is on his knees back bent over but definitely not giving up with all the vigour and growth...lol
As you can see the old beast and very wild at that,but interesting and only nature can come up with these unique trunks most of the times...cost me penny and some mind you.
So here is its journey and a change of direction half way through thanks to another great fig gentleman and friend Jerry Meislik...cheers
Had some shoots just coming to fill in the away side/back
Jerry thought better character this side and I thought that too after another good look if I could get the nearest arm /branch down....after time got it down and set....thanks Jerry
Once the structure is roughly in place just let it go unhindered to get it nice and wide in all directions.
Tamed and and time to refine
So looking at this fig the old guy is on his knees back bent over but definitely not giving up with all the vigour and growth...lol
As you can see the old beast and very wild at that,but interesting and only nature can come up with these unique trunks most of the times...cost me penny and some mind you.
So here is its journey and a change of direction half way through thanks to another great fig gentleman and friend Jerry Meislik...cheers
Had some shoots just coming to fill in the away side/back
Jerry thought better character this side and I thought that too after another good look if I could get the nearest arm /branch down....after time got it down and set....thanks Jerry
Once the structure is roughly in place just let it go unhindered to get it nice and wide in all directions.
Tamed and and time to refine