Prunus mahaleb_Tyr

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This little tree seems to be not very cooperative in helping me to have a more oval shaped crown...

Height: 34 cm
Width: 35 cm
Pot: Martin Ašenbrenner_wood fired kiln
In training since 2012


Nov 2019


October 2019


Comments

  1. Rasťo Moravčík03/12/2019, 10:50

    Kam ty na tie prunusky chodíš ? Ďalší pekný kúsok, akurátne veľký.

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  2. Vlad03/12/2019, 12:36

    Normálka: v lese:)))

    Co se mahalebek týče: objevil jsem svoji horu Myouji, kde tyhle stromky rostou/přežívají. Před cca 2 lety jsem se rozhodl, že tam ostatní ponechám. Vzhledem ke stále problematičtějším srážkám je ale otázka, jak dlouho tam tyhle stromky vydrží. Uvidím, třeba se tam někdy vrátím a pár kousků ještě přinesu...

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  3. Maroš03/12/2019, 19:38

    Dobrý stromček, nebari na jednotku. Popracujes na štruktúre koruny pár rokov a oválna koruna príde sama.

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  4. Mimo Krištof09/12/2019, 11:34

    Tak toto je nádherne prirodzene vyzerajúci strom, ako píše Maroš, koruna sa časom zaoblí a potom bude dokonalý :)

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