Friends, today I decided to organize my files and retrieve some information that went through scattered. In this way I will present the history of this plant a Guajuvira - Patagonula americana. This is an indigenous species from south Brazil, wich i like very much to work , its a perenial tree with dense foliage. The first record I have of her is 2010, at the peak of my interest in bonsai (the first time I read something was in August 2008). In this period i was suported and helped by my great friend and tutor Afonso Fengler, who gave me this plant because it had roots out of the middle of the trunk, impossible to fix.
March 2010: As soon as the plan was to stop in my old house (temporary), was rather neglected and without intervention.
November 2010: defoliation, pruning, selection of branches and wiring. Notice the inverted taper and the adventitious roots.
2011-2013: black period, which i remained two years completely neglecting my bonsai.
June 2013: In my residence, I rescue the surviving plants, this Guajuvira was one of it.
March 2014: Just keeping the sacrifice branches on the lower part of the tree, thinner than it should.
February 2016: After complete restyling.
August 2016: New training pot and spring defoliation.
March 2010: As soon as the plan was to stop in my old house (temporary), was rather neglected and without intervention.
November 2010: defoliation, pruning, selection of branches and wiring. Notice the inverted taper and the adventitious roots.
2011-2013: black period, which i remained two years completely neglecting my bonsai.
June 2013: In my residence, I rescue the surviving plants, this Guajuvira was one of it.
March 2014: Just keeping the sacrifice branches on the lower part of the tree, thinner than it should.
February 2016: After complete restyling.
August 2016: New training pot and spring defoliation.
