Saturday, 8 November 2014

Thursday, 6 November 2014

Moss Cake!!

Still trying to determine the name of these moss! 
But, whatever it may be named, it is still a nice puffy moss that visually soothing to our eyes... if not most at least for me :P 
The plastic container was used for Japanese snack banana cake, were recycled to plant this moss, and hence I named this Moss Cake!

Thursday, 30 October 2014

Bryophytes - Moss
Gametophyte

Sporophyte

Bryophyte Life Cycle

Epic Little Forest, Moss!

Tuesday, 21 October 2014

Wrightia Religiosa (Water Jasmine or Shui Mei)

This small wrightia religiosa was marcotted on 15 March 2014.

Picture taken on 13 August 2014

Picture taken on 21 October 2014
 
Currently, it stands at total height of 200mm (pot = 50mm + tree = 150mm)

Monday, 6 October 2014

Wrightia Religiosa


31 Jul 2014
Overall View with the 3 air-layered branch of this Wrightia Religiosa


25 Aug 2014
 
These are the 3 air-layered new plants for future training


Will let this wrightia religiosa recuperate for few weeks before further work on it.


5 Oct 2014
Some trimming and wiring work done on it.

Defoliated all the leaves to prepare for new growth, buds and flowers. 

21 Oct 2014
New healthy buds growth (after 16 days of de-foliation) and awaiting for blooming..

This wrightia religiosa were bought and planted few years back. 
Please click on the below link to view it:



Monday, 29 September 2014

Moss Landscape - Terrain

Day Light Scene 1

Day Light Scene 2 

Day Light Scene 3

Comparing its size to a lighter

Night Scene



Here is the YouTube Video, Enjoy!

Thursday, 25 September 2014

Polyscias-Moss Terrarium

Polyscias inside the bottle

Height is similar to a lighter

Friday, 19 September 2014

Moss Terrarium - Journey


Diameter 80mm x Height 80 mm Circular Glass Bowl

Same height as a lighter

Closed-up view 1

 Closed-up view 2

Closed-up view 3


This is the YouTube Video... hope you will enjoy it..

Monday, 1 September 2014

Polyscias - Garden
Development of this Polysicas - Garden, photo taken on 1 September 2014.
Growth of this plant was great! Overall, it look like a garden with grass and trees/shrubs. 
This shall be its front view for now.


Natural green mosses spurs out on its soil surface making it look great!
But not sure what is the species/name of this Bryophyte.

To see its previous state, click on the below link :
http://ahlimsan.blogspot.sg/2014/09/polyscias-from-cut-back-of-main-plant.html


Sunday, 31 August 2014

Polyscias - Gokan Bonsai Style


My very first tried for a Gokan Style Bonsai with Polyscias 
(using those propagated from the main plant that I've bought from IKEA)
Note those wires are just to support the trunks in place and not really wiring/shape the branches.

Monday, 25 August 2014

Wrightia Religiosa

Wrightia Religiosa

Comparing its mini multi-petal flower (~5mm) to a large multi-petal flower (~20mm)


Decided to air-layer this mini multi-petal flower breed; after my bold decision, plan, cut the barks, applied root hormone powder and position the transparent containers.
Hope to have 5 of them in few weeks time.

Filled containers with mixed garden soil

Watered them and shall update their 
development soon.. so....stay tune..


Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Polyscias - Propagation from cut-backs
This is about 3 months of growth from cutting.
The plastic pot was reused (originally from its parent Polysicas).

These are the baby Polyscias from the main plant. 
They were propagated from all the past cut-back of the main plant (between 2-4 months ago).
Now they have new roots on them.
The latest addition (cutted/planted today) is the one on the top-right pot. 

Few of it were put together to form a Polyscias Bonsai.
Click on the link to view it :

Monday, 4 August 2014

Wrightia Religiosa

This large multi-petal flower measures about 20mm diameter


Air layering

Air layering 3 sections

New root growth can be seen

The air-layered section was separated and individually planted on 25 August 2014, for future training..

What was the initial look of this wrightia religiosa? Click on the below link to view: