This is the amla tree which I have been growing for past 4-5 years from a pencil thick plant. It has grown upto 2 meters height as a tall mini tree. Recently I prunned all the top branches, and left a single foilage for feeding, as well as the roots, and transferred into a shallow bonsai pot (I use to buy them from a nursery in kotturpuram- very good one with lot of bonsai's). The tree responded very early within 2 months and foilages are growing now. I will be removing the right branch with bigger foilage quickly and make it as a deadwood branch. I feel very happy at everyday morning to have a look at this new born bonsai.
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The tree's present look, the stone was removed now |
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Soon after the cut |
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The root ball which was grown for years |
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The trees look before all the work |
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The hard prunned root ball |
This is not Amal...it's curry leaves..or methi been tree
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