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28-Jun-2002	#1
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Bougainville 3 (Orange) Tree before transplantation. It will be pruned (aerial and roots) and front and apex defined. Date: May 2002 Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

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28-Jun-2002	#2
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Re: Bougainville 3 (Orange) Tree after transplantation. The front and apex are well defined. The tree was treated with B1 soon after transplantation, full sun was avoided. All the flowers are removed to enhance root formations.

28-Jun-2002	#3
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Re: Bougainville 3 (Orange) A brand new flower (it is a modified leaf), one month latter. Date: June 2002 Rio de Janeiro - Brasil

28-Jun-2002	#4
Shambhala Please Correct Your Email Address Join Date: Feb-2002 Location: Toronto Country: Canada Posts: 249	Re: Bougainville 3 (Orange) How many Bougainvilles do you have?! I really like these though, the flowers are nice and yours look great.

28-Jun-2002	#5
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Re: Bougainville 3 (Orange) Hi Shambhala, I have four Bougainvilles (until now ), one red, one pink, one white, one orange (above). I like them too, they are a good material to work on, with them we can produce nice bonsai. They have a good resistance to desiccation, and it does not like overwater (a great adaptation here in tropics). Do you have bougies in Canada ?

8-Jul-2002

Muniz

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This a new pic took this morning, showing the tree full covered with pretty new flowers (we are in winter here in Rio de Janeiro !!!).

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8-Jul-2002	#7
Jose_Alberto Tropical bonsai Join Date: May-2002 Location: Guatemala Country: Guatemala Posts: 579	I really like what you do with Bougies... because I've seen some at the nursery, and they don't look not even similar to what you get from them... Of course they are not trained, but... __________________ Jose Alberto Franco Guatemala Central America http://www.doschivos.com

8-Jul-2002	#8
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Estimado Alberto, Thanks for your nice words again. These Bougies are bought in a nursery (not trained) too as you can see above in the beggining. Buy one and go ahead they are very friendly to work. Transplant it, put in a shaded area, water twice with pure B1 (2 pills in 1,5l of water), mist is needed, add no NPK (until day 45) and 20 days latter put it in full sun. Luís You Wrote: I really like what you do with Bougies... because I've seen some at the nursery, and they don't look not even similar to what you get from them... Of course they are not trained, but...

8-Jul-2002	#9
Brian bonsaiTALK Artisan Join Date: Apr-2002 Location: Northern Michigan Country: United States USDA Zone: 4 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 130	Muniz ,, another great looking Bougainville there great to look at as allways,, thanks for posting __________________ Brian Zone 4 Michigan USA

8-Jul-2002	#10
Muniz BANNED!! Join Date: May-2002 Location: Rio de Janeiro Country: BRASIL USDA Zone: out of use AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 168	Dear Brian, Thanks for your nice words too. I transplanted one more yesterday, as soon as possible I will post it. Luís

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