Casuarina cunninghamiana
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Casuarina cunninghamiana
Repotted over Christmas into a shallower pot with a hint of Penjing with the rocks ( Granite). Moss to follow and refinment of the foliage.
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
Very nice!
How long has it been in training and was it collected or grown from nursery stock? Care routine? Climate?
Jan
How long has it been in training and was it collected or grown from nursery stock? Care routine? Climate?
Jan
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
Interesting potting medium?
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
The 2 smaller ones are from a setting a club member gave me and the large one was ground grown 2005 to 2007 then trained in a pot till 2014 when they were all put together.Semi styled in a workshop at one of the native symposiums. I think around 2015 - 16. Care is the same as all my trees. Water and osmicote. Regular pinching and cutting back of needles this time of year.The setting of branches takes a few seasons. Climate is Canberra.Jan wrote:Very nice!
How long has it been in training and was it collected or grown from nursery stock? Care routine? Climate?
Jan
Watto,
Clay dam on the outside to hold the soil in. I will moss it when I find some.
Regards,
Peter
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Ahhh, thank you.
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
That's going to be lovely Peter. 
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
Well done Peter. That is a nicely coordinated group setting and another really great native bonsai from your backyard 
I think I remember being at that workshop too.
I think I remember being at that workshop too.
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
Update,
Some wiring and thinning.
Regards,
Peter
Some wiring and thinning.
Regards,
Peter
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
That. Is. Stunning.
Brilliant work and love the pot - it's what my Japanese maples are in... but this... this is proper bonsai or penjing or whatever you want to call it! Wonderful.
Brilliant work and love the pot - it's what my Japanese maples are in... but this... this is proper bonsai or penjing or whatever you want to call it! Wonderful.
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
A beautiful composition Peter, something to aspire to
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Re: Casuarina cunninghamiana
No idea how you keep it going but hats off to you! As soon as my allocasuarina comes out of the ground and into any kind of pot it goes down hill.
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