[Neli] Duranta gold2
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Re: [Neli] Duranta gold2
And here is the final 10 cm high
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I ask lots of questions that sound like suggestions. Please remember I am a inquisitive newbie trying to figure out why You made a particular decision, in order to learn.
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- Aussie Bonsai Fan
- Posts: 1404
- Joined: April 27th, 2012, 3:17 am
- Favorite Species: Tropical
- Bonsai Age: 0
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Re: [Neli] Duranta gold2
Comments for the final submission:
This is a duranta I grew from a tiny cutting, for 5 years now. It was a large shrub which I cut back hard.
Duranta is a tropical shrub, easy to grow , with blue flowers and orange berries. It back buds very well, i is easy to trunk chop but if overworked has the tendency of branch die back. Also if lignified branches are cut hard back without leaving foliage at the end, I have also experienced some die back.
This tree had its primary branches only wired for movement, and the rest has been clip and grow. The tree was repotted and defoliated several times, so that the branch structure can be addressed.
Future:
Fatten primary branches and develop ramification.
Repot in a better pot. This is a DIY training pot.
This is a duranta I grew from a tiny cutting, for 5 years now. It was a large shrub which I cut back hard.
Duranta is a tropical shrub, easy to grow , with blue flowers and orange berries. It back buds very well, i is easy to trunk chop but if overworked has the tendency of branch die back. Also if lignified branches are cut hard back without leaving foliage at the end, I have also experienced some die back.
This tree had its primary branches only wired for movement, and the rest has been clip and grow. The tree was repotted and defoliated several times, so that the branch structure can be addressed.
Future:
Fatten primary branches and develop ramification.
Repot in a better pot. This is a DIY training pot.
I ask lots of questions that sound like suggestions. Please remember I am a inquisitive newbie trying to figure out why You made a particular decision, in order to learn.
I started a blog:http://nelibonsai.wordpress.com/2013/07 ... a-nursery/
I started a blog:http://nelibonsai.wordpress.com/2013/07 ... a-nursery/