Tick Bush
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Tick Bush
First styling/wiring and repot today, took some heavy wiring here and there to get wobble in the bloody gnarly old thing haha, cost me packet in wire hmm , unfortunately the pics don t show all movement, anyway a start for now and a make do pot ...cheers
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Re: Tick Bush
Hi Anthony ,
Cool looking Tree ,something special about mother nature and the chaotic way branches just fire out from here and there. Hope to see more .Great species but i am a little bit biased. Cheers John.
Cool looking Tree ,something special about mother nature and the chaotic way branches just fire out from here and there. Hope to see more .Great species but i am a little bit biased. Cheers John.
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Re: Tick Bush
Cool night shot. It's styled like an offspring of the Cassie recently posted by PeterH.
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Thanks John, yes enjoy working with the material, but i took a good part of the roots off to get it in pot that will interesting.
Thanks Mark yes can see the silhouette resemblance mate.
cheers guys.
Thanks Mark yes can see the silhouette resemblance mate.
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Always good to see another tick bush. I keep killing em....one left out of half a dozen!
I might have to watch everyone else's for a year or two. Nice start with this one Anthony!
I might have to watch everyone else's for a year or two. Nice start with this one Anthony!
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Thanks Mel, I m wondering what your thoughts are, I find they do love water and these guys i m playing with have excellent rootage before I attempt to start but?...are they a bit touchy with there roots, you are scaring me now lol...Anthony
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I might have been a little less careful with them than I should have been. They're not very common up here in the sub-tropics, not that I've seen, anyway! Seeing what Hugh, Matt and David do with them in NSW, and all the Vic Native members in Victoria, I'm guessing they might just be a little problematic for this climate....That's my story, anyway.
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Re: Tick Bush
That's a nice looking tree Anthony, it looks like something you'd see in the bush, which I assume is what you were trying for! How shallow a pot do you think it could handle?
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Re: Tick Bush
Agree with the general concensus above - it looks like a great job, nice vision and I really like all of it ... except maybe the branch I have marked in your image below ...
Is this collected??
Look forward to seeing this develop, thanks for posting.
... just not sure it is in harmony with the rest of your styling in terms of the line and I feel like with the movement heading left it could maybe be reduced in length?? Things always look a bit different in 3D so maybe I am being finicky about nothing! (just my initial feeling when I looked at it) Is this collected??
Look forward to seeing this develop, thanks for posting.
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Thanks Matt, yes trying to do that, good qestion on pot depth not sure about that, I would like to go a little more shallower Matt, if it survives this repot as i ripped off a third to get it into this pot, ...cheers
Good pick up Ryan, the photo does accentuate it, but I did flatten it out a little bit and brought the branch above down slightly to shadow it as I need more focal from the busy main trunk action...cheers
cheers Bubba, yes I can see that with the night shot... cheers
Good pick up Ryan, the photo does accentuate it, but I did flatten it out a little bit and brought the branch above down slightly to shadow it as I need more focal from the busy main trunk action...cheers
cheers Bubba, yes I can see that with the night shot... cheers