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leatherback wrote: Looks like some plastic got stuck in your elm!?

Ah, this is a weird alien growth from a distant planet . It gives personality to the tree.
BTW, your Deshojo is sooo nice! I love the pot.
Hey, Orlando, what a nice little tree! Colour of the pot also, and those flowers! WoW!
It seems we have VERY shy people around this forum; where are your trees guys???

A deciduous Bougainvillea in winter, will change pots in the Spring:

Clicio, I think I misunderstood your previous post on the other topic, but I’m happy to be here

Orlando, I just love this tree!!
(With puffy flower power I don’t think anyone can beat Clicio’s Mimosa.. That tree looks like an unicorn threw up the seed after drinking too much ambrosia..)

Young JM here

Felidae wrote: Young JM here

Well,well,well.
I see red maples are all the rage around this forum. In fashion, aren't they?
Fact is yours looks much healthier than mine, so.... Congrats!
I will post a Kumquat instead. Picture from last week.

Clicio wrote: I will post a Kumquat instead. Picture from last week

That is incredible! :woohoo: Until now I see just bad, unproportionate citrus stuff...


Young Cherry, I started to train few weeks ago:

Small Sabina Juniper i been working for a year, purchased may2018 for $2. Now on the hunt for a pot to go into.

Felidae wrote: Young Cherry, I started to train few weeks ago

It has good potential, Felidae. Are you aware they take quite a long time to thicken up, don't you? But I like them very much.

crent98 wrote: Small Sabina Juniper i been working for a year

Thanks for posting crent! I would say the upper right branch that is wired down is quite long, being a little out of proportion to the height of the tree right now, what do you think?

And since we've got more contributors to this thread with young material, I will share one of my Japanese Quinces, a Chojubai in clump style, in training. It will get better with the passing of time.

Clicio wrote: Thanks for posting crent! I would say the upper right branch that is wired down is quite long, being a little out of proportion to the height of the tree right now, what do you think?

yes i agree, been debating on cutting it back or not. just glad im not the only one with the same thought. thanks!

crent89 wrote: yes i agree...

Hey Crent, you are NOT allowed to post here if you don't post a tree in your comment!
So... You owe us one picture of a tree!
As for me:
This New Zealand Teatree mame that was in training for two years DIED on me with no warnings whatsoever, as they always do.
Before/after, six months difference.

Crent Nooooooooo.... 50 push-ups...
Whereisyourpicture?

I love those flowers! I cannot see how many quinces you have in this pot I don’t know nothing about them.. Hard to keep species?

Clicio wrote: It has good potential, Felidae. Are you aware they take quite a long time to thicken up, don't you? But I like them very much.

Thank you.. ^^ It was 2 hours passed while I was under a pile of 30-40 little trees to find an acceptable. The employees probably considered me totally crazy...
I know it would be much better, but I didn’t planned to thicken this up too much. I would like to make a fine landscape tree from it, so maybe I’ll let it grow freely until next year, and we’ll see


Juniper

Clicio wrote: Hey Crent, you are NOT allowed to post here if you don't post a tree in your comment!
So... You owe us one picture of a tree!

ah fair enough as it does say it on the OP. sorry for your loss on the nice little teatree btw.
here is a Wisteria i dug up from my grandparents garden a few seasons ago. after last years repot only 1 flower bud this season .