CORIMBIA MACULATA

[Green_Thumbs83]

HI
Great to be a part of a greater network. Thank you.
My first question is as follows.
Im training my first bonsai and its a spotty gum.
Does anyone have any tips, ideas or photos they could share with me to help my craft bloom.
Anything would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Regards
Chris

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[shibui]

You've picked a difficult one to train Like other eucs they respond well to pruning and make lots of new buds on old wood but branches can die back when pruned. I have also cut roots quite hard without any problems. Root pruning generally in warmer weather.
Eucs/ Corymbias tend to look better as larger bonsai.

[Green_Thumbs83]

HI
Great to be a part of a greater network. Thank you.
My first question is as follows.

Im training my first bonsai and its a spotty gum which I saved as seedling from beneath out clothsline amongst the gravel.

Being nearly two yrs old, It allready has quite a knarled swollen trunk and i have wired its three branches to give it a open canopy.

Does anyone have any tips, ideas or photos they could share with me to help my craft and passion bloom.

Anything would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Regards
Green_Thumbs83

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[Bougy Fan]

Hi GT welcome to the site. A photo would be great - as would filling out your location on your profile. Where you live can assist us to correctly assist you

[Bougy Fan]

I have merged these 2 topics as they are about the same tree - thus the reason it is a little disjointed