Just a single picture on this one, re-potted (same pot) and restyled 3-4 mths ago, just doing my catalogue, so you get to see it as well.
Did this one from a sprout in a brick wall, wrapped over a rock from out near Mt Isa, covered it all up in a training pot and slowly bought it up and up and up, the base is 8 or so years old, you would laugh if you saw what this looked like before, maybe I should be glad the virus took out my previous progression photos?
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Just updating the pics, wired this one with the leaf and fruit on so as to get a better picture of its future so no before photos
wired with a new front,
hope you enjoy
Watty
wired with a new front,
hope you enjoy
Watty
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Re: root over rock cascade fig
That's a lovely little tree!
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I love it when I see people doing something a little different. It has inspired me to do this to a fig of mine. Well done.
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Hello Watty,
I love it as well. You have posted some nice figs lately. Do you have many?
I have the older sibling to the above ROR Ficus, removed from a masonry crack and planted over a rock, circa 1998. I looked at mine this morning, the figs all but swallowed the rock. New to this arena, will this happen to yours as well? Or did i lose the plot / rock years ago?
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I love it as well. You have posted some nice figs lately. Do you have many?
I have the older sibling to the above ROR Ficus, removed from a masonry crack and planted over a rock, circa 1998. I looked at mine this morning, the figs all but swallowed the rock. New to this arena, will this happen to yours as well? Or did i lose the plot / rock years ago?
Kevin
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Re: root over rock cascade fig
Love this! Can we get a progression over the years? Pretty please?
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Thanks for the encouragement guys,
Theo, thanks for the comments.
Small trees, if I have inspired, my job is done, it is what bonsai is about. Thanks.
Ken, as to your fig quantity question, YES, I have too many. I have figs that also have nearly swallowed their rock.
In this instance being kept in a small pot, mate it will take a LONG time, perhaps for the next owner should I be graced to hand this on.
And Ulf, I have many progressions, but due to a virus (crypto locker v3) about 18 months or so ago lost a whole hard drive so some went history, sorry.
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Theo, thanks for the comments.
Small trees, if I have inspired, my job is done, it is what bonsai is about. Thanks.
Ken, as to your fig quantity question, YES, I have too many. I have figs that also have nearly swallowed their rock.
In this instance being kept in a small pot, mate it will take a LONG time, perhaps for the next owner should I be graced to hand this on.
And Ulf, I have many progressions, but due to a virus (crypto locker v3) about 18 months or so ago lost a whole hard drive so some went history, sorry.
Watty
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Just an update and a little trip down memory lane as I dug up a photo from the archives;
Aug 09 and just cut back, again going crazy in the season for new shoots. thanks for lookin'
Watty
Aug 09 and just cut back, again going crazy in the season for new shoots. thanks for lookin'
Watty
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