progression of a bogainvillea i found in a dumpsite about a year later. This tree is about 5 years old or more, thrown by a prostrated owner...its recovery proces is done on shallow pot to train the roots, but before that i pruned it cutting excessive brunch and roots to achieve its base structure. And now the tree has achieve it but the brunches are thin and small in number so planting it to a bigger pot is the solution..i want this tree to be a broom style but more similar to accasia tree structure....to maintain the roots i use some technics but this technique can asure the growth of this tree

and again im having the problem of uploading file huhu...

final preparation...

final preparation...

its been almost two weeks in the shade, and now the tree recovered from replanting and it is the time to say hellow sunlight...there are over growing roots on the edge of the pot, a good sign of recovery....upter 1week a pruning will aply.

I like this tree, can be something really nice in a few years, now it needs more refinement and more branching! But it's looking good already!

natural nebari without technique.

cleaner626 wrote: natural nebari without technique.

What do you mean?

try to zoom in the image...if you can see there are over growing roots on the edge of the soil and on the lower trank those roots if mature will form the nebari specially those growing near the trank...if the temporary stack soil be remove those roots be the nebari...that happent occure during two weeks on the shade from the last repotting.

by the way that tree is only 8inches tall...