WILD OLIVE SLIM AND TALL

Yamadory January 2011.
Looked like this March 2012.......
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After some cleaning up,during a workshop....
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After six months....First Styyling.....
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Very nice, it looks very healthy.
Leave it in peace for a couple of months and then you can work on the deadwood
well done Savvas

Some new photos of this tree,which even though it was nothing special when collected,however its picking up nicely,its healthy,and showed no signs of stress so far,and i re-potted it twice....
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Savvas,

Its look very healthy.
I have a few suggestions for you if you dont mind

1. refine the dead wood - create unregularities and grains
2, refine the line betwen the dead and live wood
3. Distinguish the dead from life part using lime Sulphur
3a. emphasize the life part using some olive oil
4. Move Top of apex to be center to nebari ( see virtual)
5. Start styling the olive to look like a tree ( see virtual)
6. Start to remove leaves in order to create further ramification
7. give it to me as a present for the new year   

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Thanks for your suggestions Greg,i will have them in mind and try to follow some on the way.....Santa Claus forgot about you this year a?Off course,you have been a very bad boy my friend....try harder and maybe next year you will get a present.....    

Savvas P. wrote:Thanks for your suggestions Greg,i will have them in mind and try to follow some on the way.....Santa Claus forgot about you this year a?Off course,you have been a very bad boy my friend....try harder and maybe next year you will get a present.....      

ok Santa Savva