Vougenvilia No1
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Vougenvilia No1
Vougenvilia No1
Bought May 2010 from a local nursery. An Urban yamadory I suppose. Was forgotten attached by the nursery people at the back of the nursery probably for a few years.
The 12-13 months progress can be seen on the following photos
Bought like this
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cut cut cut
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new growth
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repotted
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the nebari
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Today......
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Bought May 2010 from a local nursery. An Urban yamadory I suppose. Was forgotten attached by the nursery people at the back of the nursery probably for a few years.
The 12-13 months progress can be seen on the following photos
Bought like this
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cut cut cut
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new growth
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repotted
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the nebari
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Today......
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Re: Vougenvilia No1
restyling my bougainvillea
I did some major carving including cut back of the old stubs to reveal the trunk line. A Shari created as well in order to enhance the trunk movement ( advised by Graham during April workshop) and finally some pruning and bending took place .
any comments , advises? What do you think of the pot I intent to use?
The tree before works
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The puzzle with stubs to be solved.
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The final result
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A virtual with a new pot that I have in mind to use with next repot ting
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I did some major carving including cut back of the old stubs to reveal the trunk line. A Shari created as well in order to enhance the trunk movement ( advised by Graham during April workshop) and finally some pruning and bending took place .
any comments , advises? What do you think of the pot I intent to use?
The tree before works
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The puzzle with stubs to be solved.
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The final result
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A virtual with a new pot that I have in mind to use with next repot ting
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Re: Vougenvilia No1
i like what you have done and i also think that the pot will enhance the colourful bracts.
Re: Vougenvilia No1
You did a good job there..but to be honest i have an issue with the think branches we leave behind....in this case i would like it even more if you cut that thick branch on the right and thus you have a balance of new branches....
Savvas P.- Posts : 808
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Re: Vougenvilia No1
Thanks for your comments!
I hope that in a few years the old and new branches will become one and eventually to have the desirible balance.
I hope that in a few years the old and new branches will become one and eventually to have the desirible balance.
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