, kind of reminds me of the olives our south african friend on here posts sometimes. 
New olive
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Re: New olive
Awesome material mate! Look forward to seeing it progress 
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Re: New olive
Aquaman wrote:Very compact roots.
Haha, I'd still be there now if I wanted to get the roots as well
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Re: New olive
It better push, I done me back in getting the bitchAndrew Legg wrote:Nice material Ozzy! May the force be with you. Hope she pushes!
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Re: New olive
BahahahahaAquaman wrote:Very compact roots.
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Re: New olive
Very nice tree! One of the most naturalistic and well proportioned yamadori olives I have seen. Would love to see progress with this tree.
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Re: New olive
Yes most people have them produce roots quickly. I have never had sucess tho.nabil wrote:Where are the roots? Is that just a chopped truck?
Will it root back?
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Re: New olive
i just got three new shoots on main root from an 500 years old wild olives . here is a one shot
i was so please with it, and in few days it starts to shoot new white roots
here is a pic for one of them
cross fingers
i was so please with it, and in few days it starts to shoot new white roots
here is a pic for one of them
cross fingers
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Re: New olive
would love to see photos of the original tree too. We will have to wait a while before we have olives that old here in Australia! Those ancient trees are stunning! I have seen a few olive Bonsai around here which have that same appeal as the Eastern/Mediterranean trees but as a credit to there design and artistry to create an aged appearance. What an inspiration it would be to see these old trees in person.
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Re: New olive
I will have few pictures there is a tree estimated 1000 year old. Wonder natural art. All others are 400-500 years old.Mount Nasura wrote:would love to see photos of the original tree too. We will have to wait a while before we have olives that old here in Australia! Those ancient trees are stunning! I have seen a few olive Bonsai around here which have that same appeal as the Eastern/Mediterranean trees but as a credit to there design and artistry to create an aged appearance. What an inspiration it would be to see these old trees in person.
I will have pictures for you
in Mediterranean middleast we have very old trees since roman empireWhat do u think about my future bonsai will it be a nice one with this wood root lower part?
