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Thanks a lot my friend! I am really happy you like it! The movie reference is so nice, I had not thought about that, thanks again! Peace

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Thanks a lot Sorce! and thanks also for the tip, taking another look, really can greatly improve! I'll wait a bit but I'll write down your tip! Peace bro!

I'm glad you liked it! I thank you for the feedback, I really like this forum, where everyone thinks, help each other to evolve. I would be very happy to see your Lonicera. :)

Yes !I understood, no doubt this will help a lot! Thank you both!

Thanks a lot my friend! Could you draw It ? If is not a problem, I really appreciate receiving tips, but my english is not so good...Thank you again.

Yes, totaly agree with you! I took this plant to a meeting of friends, and one of them gave me the idea of reducing the branches, it was the most important thing for the development of the project.

Thanks a lot Vin! your mother is absolutely right! Hahaha.

Hello guys! I wolud like to show the progression of this Duranta Repens. This plant was being killed by the neighbor because he no longer wanted it in his garden, luckily I was passing by, I asked if I could keep it, which I think was at the end of 2014. I did not take a photo when I took the...

Update. New soil and smaller vessel. Growing well. Now I Will let It grow Free, and then wire again. Peace for us ALL!

Hi Cris, Your plants are very beautiful! Apparently they are very healthy, although they are in an internal environment, it seems to have good lighting and ventilation. About BRT (Pithecolobium tortum), it seems very healthy too, it usually loses some leaves in winter, they turn yellow and fall...

Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it. Thanks for the tips, with the increase in the sun entrance, I believe that new shoots will come soon, I will update after changing the soil and put in a smaller vessel. Peace!

Thank you so much!! I am very happy when I know that someone understood exactly what I would like to express, my greatest inspiration comes from the trees I see in my daily life. Peace!

How you doing man? Looks a lot like a Duranta Repens, here in brazil is very common. I grow some, they have pretty purple flowers. Let's wait for more opinions. peace!

Thank you guys, I'm really glad you liked it! Peace!

Thanks a lot! Something that can kill boxwood is a wrong pruning, I never leave any branch without leaves, and I also do periodic cleaning on the old leaves, similar to what they do with black pine, this helps a lot in the entrance of sun in the plant, because it has a tendency to block the sun...

You are the best Sorce hahahahahah this was a bird cage, but as I prefer to see them flying, I tried to turn it into a barbecue grill, and it works fine... The other boxwood is still developing, I did a little wire, but I'm waiting for a more significant development to be able to update it...

Thank you so much! My idea is to wait for the new shoots to then work the small branches, basically that keep this format, but adding more details. Peace!

Hello guys! I would like to show my frist work in this plant. Hope you guys like It. Feel Free to coment

Great! hahaha Creativity is essential in bonsai and life!

Yes man, very well observed, I will work on this for sure. Many thanks for the tips!

Mutio obrigado amigo fico feliz que tenha gostado! Thanks a lot, I'm glad you liked it! Você tb mora no Brasil?, se sim em que estado? You live in Brazil too? if yes, in which state? Peace!

Thanks a lot JudyB!!! I understood what you mean, I have a little of that same feeling too ... would you have any tips on how to visually improve this branch? Or would it be better to wait for the new budding? Advice and tips are always welcome! Peace!

Updating. Without wire. Now let it grow and then wire again. Wait a couple months because now it's winter in Brazil, so no a lot of growing... The branch returned a little to the position after the removal of the wire, but I liked this position of the branch.