名媛直播

I kinda get lost in myself sometimes, I love these little projects because they provide experience
and practise .



Shimpaku I took as a cutting a year or so ago now.













Easy to move around



Have Fun. regards Craig

Nice little tree, as per usual.
How much growth do you get on a rooted shimpaku in a year? Did you take a thick cutting?

Craig wrote: I kinda get lost in myself sometimes, I love these little projects because they provide experience and practise

Another tree that makes me think you're nuts thinking that it could survive in such a small pot with such a small vein left.
But it does live, looks healthy and it is not hard to see that this will get even better in the future. I'm impressed.

Yeah I don't get massive extension growth or anything crazy like that just steady growth most of the year long.
I usually take cutting which have a fair amount of good foliage on them and don't trim them back at all, just plant them up and usually they go ok.

:silly:

ha ha, not nuts but a little tree crazy maybe.
Seriously, when established they are not as hard to look after as you may think, I can have temps over 40 degrees celcius in summer and they do alright. Like I say, they are actually a good form of practise for everything from stying to watering , also they bring great pleasure to look at.

Craig wrote: Seriously, when established they are not as hard to look after as you may think, I can have temps over 40 degrees celcius in summer and they do alright. Like I say, they are actually a good form of practise for everything from stying to watering , also they bring great pleasure to look at.

I have a juniper that has survived my maltreatment for more than 14 years now, so yeah, they can tolerate a bit
I have another and when I prune it, I routinely stick the clippings in a pot with soil. Surprisingly, they rooted easily.
As I pulled one from the ground... it lost these tiny roots, but strangely, it is still alive. I planted it months ago.
There's even growth - a good sign.

The clippings are to thin to be anything useful, but I might try a bigger one. Why not. It's free material

That's the Spirit Auk, have a go mate. It doesn't need to be an elaborate design but just have some fun




Have a great day everyone.

That's not only a sweet little tree, it's also a great composition.

Auk wrote:

This image is hidden for guests.
Please log in or register to see it.

Uhmmm... Amazing Craig. Hands down.

Alain

Uhm, that's Way to deeep for me lol,
The tree position just felt right.

Thanks very much regards Craig

Craig wrote: Uhm, that's Way to deeep for me lol,

It's just all scalene triangles