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Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 26th, 2014, 9:25 pm
by Josh
Pick up this Lepto today. It had good movement and some good branches to choose a new leader and create taper in the trunk line.
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More to come.....

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 26th, 2014, 9:34 pm
by Josh
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Think this has real potential. Any comments welcome. I'll wait till spring and prune back to a single leader then regrow. Can you prune hard and repot/root prune at the same time?

Thanks
Josh

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 26th, 2014, 11:33 pm
by Elmar
I quite like the last shot as the front (but I'm new)! I teems to have the best movement, to me, that is...

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 26th, 2014, 11:48 pm
by Mount Nasura
I love the commentary on taking the tree away! Nice tree too, look forward to its development.

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 27th, 2014, 8:05 am
by Brian Bishop
Thanks for posting Josh,
You are right in saying that this fella is a goodun.
Great movement in your last photo and a good size trunk.
I like the way you handled getting it into your car :tu:
It's not so simple when you have an actual bonsai that won't fit into your car.
Cheers......Brian

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 27th, 2014, 10:10 am
by Josh
CoGRedeMptioN wrote:I quite like the last shot as the front (but I'm new)! I teems to have the best movement, to me, that is...
Thanks CoGRedeMptioN, yes the last photo is most likely the front. I just have to decide which branch to use as the new leader, left or right branch ??
Mount Nasura wrote:I love the commentary on taking the tree away! Nice tree too, look forward to its development.
Was rather funny watching the look on their face asking for a pair of secateurs to cut 3/4 of the tree off :o , his reply "you want to what :?:
Brian Bishop wrote:Thanks for posting Josh,
You are right in saying that this fella is a goodun.
Great movement in your last photo and a good size trunk.
I like the way you handled getting it into your car :tu:
It's not so simple when you have an actual bonsai that won't fit into your car.
Cheers......Brian
I've been watching this tree for over a year now. I loved the tree and movement but wasn't willing to pay their price, finally they dropped the price to a reasonable amount :fc:
I have a couple of trees that fit into your last statement and have no idea how I'll transport them :lost:

Josh

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 27th, 2014, 10:14 am
by Elmar
Josh wrote:I have a couple of trees that fit into your last statement and have no idea how I'll transport them :lost:

Josh
Lol, you have Jeep (?!?) use a trailer … It's probably not a Jeep, but their adds are quite frequent ... :tounge:

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 27th, 2014, 10:17 am
by Elmar
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Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: April 27th, 2014, 10:43 am
by lackhand
Josh wrote:I've been watching this tree for over a year now. I loved the tree and movement but wasn't willing to pay their price, finally they dropped the price to a reasonable amount :fc:
I have a few trees that I picked up that way. Waited too long on the last one though, and it was gone when I went back to look for it. :palm: Oh well. I've had luck telling them how long I've been watching it and asking when they would drop the price so I could buy it too. Only at big box stores though, I wouldn't do such a thing at a bonsai nursery where they put so much work into them.

Re: Leptospermum Morrisonii (copper Glow)

Posted: May 3rd, 2014, 8:27 pm
by Josh
Took this tree to our native bonsai workshop today. Cleaned up the roots and picked a leader. Just needs to back bad now and grow some new branches.
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Josh