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Myrtle-leaved orange tree
Citrus myrtifolia
Botanical family : RutaceaeReviscolat
Myrtle-leaved orange tree (Citrus myrtifolia). Age : 1 year and 9 months. Acquisition Date : 12/11/24. Acquisition method : Layering
Age : 1 year and 9 months
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Spain
Madrid
BSk
Cold steppe
Semi-arid climate where precipitation is low, but slightly more abundant than in deserts. Winters are cold and summers are hot.

Burton - Cosmic
The Burton - Cosmic style
Natural and creative style

The Burton - Cosmic style in bonsai is a captivating blend of imagination and reality, where nature meets the fantastical. In this art, trees are shaped to evoke supernatural landscapes, often inspired by dreamlike themes or fairy tales. The main characteristics include curved and fluid lines, with branches dramatically stretched, evoking dancing silhouettes under the influence of mysterious or magical forces.
Compositions in this style tend to include additional elements that accentuate their ethereal ambiance, such as mosses in deep green, rocks with unusual shapes, or even small accessories that remind of ancient or magical objects. The pots, often of varied styles and materials, are chosen to complement the story each tree seeks to tell, adding an extra layer of mystery and enchantment.
The use of color is deliberate but subtle, with hues that enhance the uniqueness of each composition without overshadowing the natural beauty of the tree. Tree species chosen for this style often have particular characteristics, such as textured barks or leaves in a bright green, that contribute to the overall fantastical atmosphere.
In sum, the Burton - Cosmic style transforms bonsais into portals to imaginary worlds, where every detail contributes to a rich and captivating visual narrative, inviting the observer on a journey beyond the real.
Height : 35 cm (13.8")
Width : 18 cm (7.1")
Nebari : 4 cm (1.6")
Weight : Not specified
Acquisition Date : 12/11/24 (1 year)
Source of acquisition : Vivero
Acquisition method : Layering
Owner's note :
El naranjo no tiene problemas en poda y pinzado.
Podaremos cada vez que las ramas tengan cuatro o cinco hojas, dejando solo dos.
Lo que necesita el naranjo es un abonado continúo y fuerte para brotar bien de las ramas podadas; si no, la poda solo lo debilitara.
Location : Sol
ID : Misc #6