How To Get Rid Of Wine Breathe

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araki This is a mulberry tree, which is a plant that was cultivated for many years in the field and prepared to become a future bonsai.
The white mulberry Morus alba is an essence particularly vigorous, suitable for bonsaizzata and also offers a beautiful flowering and fruiting an equally magnificent.
The specimen in question came into my possession in January 2008 and about to face the awakening of spring in need of an aggressive disassembly, to eliminate the many faults of branching that had developed over many years of cultivation in the field.

have begun in Saltara various branches ..

examining every part of the plant I found in a dry part of the trunk and I decided to create a loop, so as to have a focal point of interest instead of a big scar difficult to heal in time.
With the use of power tools that I carried out the digging-through, and I have protected the cutting edge of healing with adhesive containing hormones.

Finally, I proceeded to carry the repotting to remove all the earth's field and in the home plant in a pot with Akadama not final, and a small amount of pumice lapilli .

This is the final result.

After about 4 months dismantling the plant has responded very well in step with an abundant and healthy vegetation ..



as is normal in hardwood defoliation period of July and then set ...
So armed with scissors, I proceeded to complete defoliation of the plant ..





So I proceeded to tie with copper wire of each branch and I set the new hunted ...
This is the end result ..



After about 6 days here it is in my garden that starts to make new leaves ..



To be continued ...


After a good growing season, the plant had hunted long and beautiful here as it appeared this morning before putting your hands on ...





I removed the old wire and marked where all the branches trimmed after I proceeded to the new setting ...
Here is the result ...





Next step before awakening, where he will proceed to trim the cuts and to treat the central part of hollowed log to protect it from rot ...

To be continued ...