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Calitris Endlicheri
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Calitris Endlicheri
This was collected many moons ago {1999} for the features , dead branches and natural jin ,This was never looked after growing in this pot from collection  in rough dry river sand . Thinking I had better keep the natives growing I decided to  trim , wire  then re-pot it into a nicer container . the natural jin has almost healed over , the rough bark has turned into aged split bark , after 17-18 years of neglect its lucky to have survived  , bloody thing might die now  
  All in a good days work .
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Re: Calitris Endlicheri
Pic 492 looks good Alps. 
I very much like Calitris for Bonsai.
			
			
									
						I very much like Calitris for Bonsai.
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
			
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Re: Calitris Endlicheri
Hi Biocs , mate it it survives and grows it will be slightly redesigned bringing the outer branches on the  right in pic 492 down 100mm  lower . From past experience they can die off hence the bend down and back up hoping to keep the juices flowing 
.Its back budding now so here's hoping it continues .
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						.Its back budding now so here's hoping it continues .
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Re: Calitris Endlicheri
Hi Alpine, Great species to work with, your long period of neglect has paid of. 
 . I have been letting any new growth on the underside of the branches go for it. Have not lost any of these ones yet. Good luck with it .
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						Cheers John.
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Re: Calitris Endlicheri
Hi Boom64 , now its pre-styled  I might just ignore it and see what happens . Sometimes human intervention is not appreciated by our natives especially the inexperienced amateurs like me  
 If only it's has been a good wiring and styling experience .
Cheers . Alpine
			
			
									
						Cheers . Alpine

