AusBonsai

I have had this little tree siting in a pot for several years ,originally came with a large clump I collected. It had a wild trunk and root section and some very annoying branch placements[deal with it latter tree ]. This year I finally potted it up ,first thought was to stand it upright but have gone semi-cascade. There was a lot of super straight branching going on, usually I would be wiring it up . However the jin kind of sets the tone .So it stays a little straight and curvy. The last two photos are from the back ,not to shabby either.
Always open for feedback, good bad or otherwise . Cheers John.

Cracker trunk and great movement. The pots good too. A bit of foliage closer to the trunk would be great.
I like it!

Sh!t I like your work John. I’m only on my phone and want to get a bigger look on the laptop. A ripper ... again. Great pot choice too.


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Very nice!

Very nice John. Lovely movement.

Of the Kunzea I've got growing, my favourite is definitely ericoides.

I find that most Kunzea need a lot more Sun than many other similar looking genus.
So I'm leaning my preference more to other genus now.

Nice John, plenty potential there, just wondering if you have put a sheet over the bottom branch to see what it looks like with out it, can see something there, just inquisitive that's all mate...cheers

Little bit of fun there John

Thanks guys.
Watto ,I kind of let this one go in the early days. May be possible to get growth a bit closer as still pretty small size branches.
Mark ,inspired by your Olive with that long straight section.
Rory, I have some beautiful gums and casuarinas beside me however about this time of the year I suffer from lack of sun. Have even had a little Myrtle Rust The Kunzea go on a welded frame i put on top of the shed. Desperate times..
Anthony ,well spotted it certainly changes the dynamics without the bottom branch. I have a real trouble with removing branches. Anything obvious bar branches and eye pokers ,yes but the others I find hard to take. They go to the trouble of growing them but... there is a point when aesthetics take over. Tough in the Bonsai world.
Much appreciate the feedback , Cheers John.