AusBonsai

It is only one start! The tree is a Caliandra Brevipes, very common Leguminosa here in the Brazil.

Front...

Front seen more close...

Rigth side...

Back side...

Left side...

Stone seen more close...

Seen tree from above...
Shalom Luciano...
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very nice start once again luciano

i have been wondering for a while what the process is to make the artificial stones?


jamie

The process in the link bellow:
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/viewt ... ial#p36210
Shalom Luciano...
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cheers luciano..

i cant read spainish (if it is spainish ) and i would need to register. is there any way of posting a bit of a progression on it?


thanks


jamie

In this link post is opened.
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/viewt ... ial#p27976

luciano benyakob wrote:I finished to make this artifial rock, for correction of inverted coning of this trunk of Pitechelobium or Brazilian Rain Tree.






Its more an option for correction of defects!
All the process in the link bellow:
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/viewt ... =12&t=3291
Thans Luciano.
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In the Brazil we speak Portuguese, language relative of the Spanish.
Shalom Luciano...
http://bonsaistudio.forumvila.com/index.php
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jamie111 wrote:cheers luciano..

i cant read spainish (if it is spainish ) and i would need to register. is there any way of posting a bit of a progression on it?


thanks


jamie

Jamie, use google translate. It translates whole web pages, although it does it literally so the grammar appears weird, but you can get the gist of it. Try the link in the last posting when he said it is open.

Glenda

Interesting calliandra Luciano, this is a species we could try in australia we have plenty growing here. I went to your forum mate to my surprise I found a pic of my elm tree at the last AABC show - couldn`t believe it ! CHEERS ROD ...............

Another translator which I find easy to use is http://babelfish.yahoo.com/
Regards
Steve

Nice work luciano this will be great in the future! Thanks for posting mate.

Rod wrote:Interesting calliandra Luciano, this is a species we could try in australia we have plenty growing here. I went to your forum mate to my surprise I found a pic of my elm tree at the last AABC show - couldn`t believe it ! CHEERS ROD ...............

Up here in the tropics we have heaps of Brazillian raintrees too so we could try them also. I have about 8 in my custody at the moment (belong to my son and is botanist mate - both at University in Townsville. Mate lives in Perth and can't transport plants home over the Christmas break, so I get custody of them......)

Glenda

That`s another one I would like to get hold of Glenda .Tamarind is another tree we can grow in the sub tropics , I have started one- they have great bark. ROD