Christmas tree grafted from clay pots in Nghe An sets Vietnamese record

(Baonghean.vn) - The Vietnam Record Organization has just certified the Vietnam record for the Christmas tree grafted from a clay pot in Tru Son commune, Do Luong district.

» Unique Christmas tree made from more than 5,000 clay pots

According to Mr. Hoang Thai Tuan Anh, Head of the Vietnam Record Development Representative Office, "Recently, the Vietnam Record Organization has set a record for the Christmas tree grafted from clay pots at My Loc parish, Do Luong district - Nghe An as the largest Christmas tree grafted from clay pots in Vietnam."

Christmas tree grafted from clay pots set a Vietnamese record. Photo: source

The Head of the Office also said: After receiving the complete dossier proposing to establish the Record of "The largest Christmas tree grafted from clay pot in Vietnam", this organization conducted an independent and objective assessment and found sufficient basis to establish the record for this proposal.

Accordingly, it is expected that on December 24, the representative of the Vietnam Record Organization will award the Vietnam Record certificate for the largest Christmas tree grafted from a clay pot in Vietnam at My Loc parish, Do Luong district.

Since November 2017, more than 20 skilled workers such as welders and construction workers from Tru Son commune, Do Luong district have started to build a Christmas tree to welcome Christmas 2017.

The unique Christmas tree is made from more than 5,000 clay pots at My Loc parish, Tru Son commune, with a base diameter of about 8m and a height of 25m. Photo: Hai An

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Announcement of record setting for the unique Christmas tree in Tru Son - Do Luong. Photo: Hai An

To keep the pine tree standing firm in the rain and wind, the team of workers had to build a frame and cut and weld it directly. The frame was made of V-shaped steel and welded together very firmly. In addition, the team of workers had to use pulleys to pull the clay pots up high and then carefully assemble them to avoid collisions and breakage.

Hai An