Original height 500mm
Obtained Private Property. Milton, South Coast N.S.W.
Cost Zero
Sorry about pics. I rotate on the computer but it returns to the original when I upload
[Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
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[Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Species name Kunzea Ambigua
Original height 500mm
Obtained Private Property. Milton, South Coast N.S.W.
Cost Zero
Sorry about pics. I rotate on the computer but it returns to the original when I upload
Original height 500mm
Obtained Private Property. Milton, South Coast N.S.W.
Cost Zero
Sorry about pics. I rotate on the computer but it returns to the original when I upload
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Last edited by Steven on May 20th, 2016, 5:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: [Boom 64]
Reason: [Boom 64]
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Re: (Boom 64) Kunzea Ambigua .
That's a strong trunk boom! Great find.
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Re: (Boom 64) Kunzea Ambigua .
Yes you need to strip out the rotate exif data.
Use the GIMP or photoshop to rotate them and then resave should do it.
when using phone cameras, take them in lansdcape mode the rotate will not be an issue.
Ken
Use the GIMP or photoshop to rotate them and then resave should do it.
when using phone cameras, take them in lansdcape mode the rotate will not be an issue.
Ken
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Hi All,
Have taken a major branch from he apex although hard to see from picture. Wired some movement into all the branches and have settled on a design. Wire will come of soon as starting to bite ,growing very well. Happy how things are progressing. Cheers John.
Have taken a major branch from he apex although hard to see from picture. Wired some movement into all the branches and have settled on a design. Wire will come of soon as starting to bite ,growing very well. Happy how things are progressing. Cheers John.
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Love it so far... Look forward to seeing it keep improving. Nice work, nice tree! 
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
That's an outstanding trunk, and what a beaut selection of branches! Looking forward to seeing this develop!
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Lots of potential. Great stock
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Have cut this one back pretty hard as happy with the major branch placements. Hopefully will get a good selection of buds to start work on the secondary branches and the apex. Also left a top shoot as a backup ,just in case. John
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Re: [Boom 64] Kunzea Ambigua .
Very nice material. Should turn out well. The trick is to try to retain the ''wild'' character....
Mike
