Here is my 3rd entry, a callistemon matthew flinders that i got from a local nerssery on sunday. i'm thinking of making an informal upright and hopefully strike the top as a cutting using the methods i have learnt since becoming a member to try getta 2fa Well now time will tell how much ive learn't BEST OF LUCK TO YOU ALL
Species: callistemon matthew flinders
Height: 30cm from top of pot
Origin: local nurssery
Price: $10.00
p.s sorry bout the photos stormin here
[greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
so today i choped the top off and wired the new leader into place for the informal upright. but now im thinking of a cascade or semi anyway heres my recent pics
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
Hi Green horn
Nice chop but is a bit hard to see they true shape of the tree due to the high angle of the shots
Can we all ensure that photos are taken from just above the root level rather than down on the tree. That is the way we all look at Bonsai to appreciate the movement and shape in the trees
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Nice chop but is a bit hard to see they true shape of the tree due to the high angle of the shots
Can we all ensure that photos are taken from just above the root level rather than down on the tree. That is the way we all look at Bonsai to appreciate the movement and shape in the trees
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
haha will do thanks ken, beginner photographer here too
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
hey all i've been thinking about trying to do an air layer on this guy half way up just wanting to know if that would be alowable in the rules and if it was succesfull would i then have to choose which piece i wanted to use for the rest of the comp or could i still use both? also if it is a good time to prefom one? cheers
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so heres an update on this one, not really sure what i'm gonna be doingor if its even worth continuing with it in the comp, ah well see how it goes.
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
Hey mate..... seems like so many options! . . . . . I would look at it once each day for 30 days... then what you decide to do is your ART. =D
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Re: [greenhorn] Callistemon Matthew Flinders 3rd
well here's an update. today i thought i would cut the trunk to the second banch then wire that one up as the new leader and as i was bening to see if it woul look any good SNAP so off it came so now this is what i have to run with and all in all i think it may have worked out for the best so i wired the 3 branches and now will see how i go
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