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I disagree on your statement. There are huge differences and that is exactly the point I am making in this video. But I don't have to convince you. All it needs is for you to try hq fertilizers like peters professional, Naroko or Tamahi and see it for yourself. It's about how much do you want to go down the rabbit hole....of course you can use normal cheap ones, but they come with a lot of problems .....they take a very long time to decompose and they stink like hell.... If you want to get a head start use hq bonsai fertilizers. If you have 1000 trees and you are a bonsai seller, use cheap ones.

Thank you. Glad to help out.

That's a cool ideea. But for now, it needs to grow a lot in order to thicken up. And that means a big pot. I will put wires on it soon.

Hi and thanks for watching. I've had it for years. You cannot find it right now. I am stretching it as much as I can :) because it's just amazing. And no, it does not hold a lot of water. I don't use pine bark because it rips the roots apart when you repot the tree. Also, I tend to use Ph neutral bonsai soils. Seramis is very very close to akadama and it holds a lot of water but not enough for me :) Bonsai soil mix is quite a tricky business. I've managed to make the "perfect" recipe for my environment and now I have to modify it due to the past 2 years dramatic climate change....

@@RABonsai Thanks. Maybe smaller bark particles would be better, unless you want to wash the roots clean, in which case I can understand why it could rip the roots while trying to remove it. So you prefer akadama over seramis for water retention at least, as toughness wise, seramis would hold better in time from what I understood. Also a nice place you have, just next to the mega mall, unfortunately quite busy and crowded. I'm quite close to you, near the Carrefour ex Cora Pantelimon.

You should never wash the roots of a bonsai tree. Never! It rips them because they are large and the bonsai roots grow into them. I prefer sphagnum moss at any time. You can see how fine it is in this video. Akadama and Seramis are quite the same in water retention. I don't need it to last too long, as I use small pots and need to repot anyway in max 2 years. That's nice. Maybe we can grab a beer and talk bonsai at some point :)

@@RABonsai yes, washing the roots is a sensitive topic. Some do it, some don't. I would see it practical maybe when you switch the substrate from fully organic to inorganic. I'm currently reading a nice book about bonsai horticulture and there it was recommended to try fired clay as the only inorganic substrate and bark for organic. Also beer would be nice, though I have to warn you, I'm a complete beginner and know more theory than anything practical.

Washing the roots is not a sensitive topic. No one can give any examples of benefits, but I can give you a lot of disadvantages. It was introduced by "we know who". A guy with a lot of views and subscribers, but very little experience in bonsai. The most experienced bonsai masters have an extremely low presence on video or even not at all. YES, there are cases, bot so few they don't even matter. Don't take things for granted and don't consider information as a rule. Not even from me! Learn new things, talk them over, test them and get valuable conclusions. 99% of bonsai beginners make the most common mistake - they do not correlate the information with the data of the problem in question.

E o specie destul de temperamentala. Cel mai probabil trebuie replantat.

E un pic cam tarziu, dar merge daca ii dai soare suficient.

Yeah it's nice. The only problem is that they kind a force you to pay by only allowing you to add 5 bonsai trees on the free version. I think that's a pretty pushy. They could have find a less agressive way to make you pay. It s not much, but it's still not nice.

Well creating an app like this costs a few hundred thousand dollars so I understand why they need paying customers.

I understand your point. But just don't make it free at all. Also if an app like that would cost that much, nobody in their right mind will build it for such a small niche. 40K tops.

Thank you.

Clip vechi. Cel mai probabil naturebonsai

buna. Ai multe de invatat. Primul pas e sa nu te atasezi prea tare de ei. La inceput, vor muri multi. Al doilea pas, este sa intelegi ca ceea ce se gaseste in comert, nu este bonsai. Bonsai nu bonzai. Al treilea pas este sa te apuci sa te documentezi. Este o arta foarte grea si nu pot sa iti spun cum sa uzi pentru ca nu stiu ce e, in ce sol e, in ce ghiveci e plantat....etc.. Si chiar daca iti spun asta, nu va fi de ajuns. Daca vrei sa vorbim mai multe, intra pe pagina de patreon ca free member si vorbim acolo:www.patreon.com/RABonsai

De la Leroy merlin

Yeah I don't like to use pumice for other stuff then conifers. I build my bonsai mix over the years. Due to recent climate change, I have to change it. The best substrates are the ones that don't retain a lot of water....that's the problem.

Me too. But it's quite tricky when they are this bad, and I will post a video today explaining why. My friend should have brought them to me sooner. I will see what can be done, but I cannot work miracles.

Mama ce tanar eram :))))) Sa nu folosesti asa ceva. De aia am facut eu greseli, ca sa nu le faceti voi. Cumpara pasta de rani japoneza dedicata bonsai. E scumpa, dar te tine 100 de ani, deci nu e scumpa ci foarte ieftina. Diferenta este efectiv de la cer la pamant.

@@RABonsai ai vreo recomandare de marca/site?

@@RABonsai când tai crengile groase folosești un clește concav?

Ibuki shop. Marca e destul de universala.

Metoda intrebari si raspunsuri nu e sub nici o forma suficienta pentru a progresa in aceasta arta. Vino pe pagina de patreon si discutam acolo ca e mult mai simplu. Poate stabilim si o convorbire ceva. Ma gandeam sa fac un curs online ceva mai relaxat unde sa si raspund la intrebari.

E f bun un mini sistem de picurare. Aranjamentul meu de pe balcon si faptul ca misc mereu ghivecele de colo colo sau le intorc mereu nu face ca sistemul sa fie o optiune pentru mine. De asemenea, micro sistemele de irigatie nu dau umiditate in atmosfera.... Dar, daca vrei sa pleci de acasa, e cam obligatoriu.

nu prea stiu cum as putea sa fac asta fara sa vad copacul....Intra aici te rog si lasa-mi un mesaj privat: facebook.com/RABonsaiRomania

Nu stiu cum as putea sa iti arat aici....

It is not the shadow. They are shading nets. As you will see at absolutely any bonsai nursery. Trees grow much better in partial shade during the summer. The internodes are long because the plant is left to grow freely. Large leaves help a lot in development. Bonsai are made in stages and now it is not in any form at the ramification stage. When we get there, then we start thinking about something like this. The behavior is absolutely normal considering that we had temperatures of over 45 degrees outside and about 35-36 inside thanks to the shading cloths. The plant grows very fast and well and of course I winter them. I have both deciduous and coniferous trees. I winter them all outside.

Cad singure. Sunt cateva secrete pe care nu o sa le dezvalui aici. Dar, orice ai face, oricum nu ai cum sa tai coditele de tot....

Este plantat. Gasesti aici pe canal clipuri despre cum sa faci asta si in romana si in engleza. E destul de greu sa faci asta la interior pt ca aerul este uscat, dar cu multa bibileala si atentie, reusesti. Din pacate, va trebui sa il dau jos la replantarea pe care o voi face acum in august.

Daca nu il tii afara, unde este foarte cald, cred ca se paote taia oricand. Momentan este inca in vegetatie, creste ca nebunul in perioada asta. Prin august o sa opreasca un pic

Depinde ce si cum planuiesti sa faci cu el anul asta. Mai vrei sa tai o data pana in octombrie? In ce stadiu e? Ce inseamna mare? De principiu poti taia si acum. Eu o sa o fac cam peste o saptamana.

Tropicalele sunt putin diferite. Dar, e in functie de stadiul in care se afla copacul, cum planuiesti sa gestionezi lucrarile pana la sfarsitul anului si ce vrei de la el in viitorul apropiat. Nu are nici o legatura cu faptul ca afara e mai cald ca la interior. Sunt multi factori care intra in discutie, inclusiv faptul ca la tropicale se poate tunde de mai multe ori decat la celelalte. Cel mai bine e sa vezi ce iti spune bonsaiul tau. De exemplu, prunusul din clip, se oprise evident din cresteri de mult timp. Medii diferite, comportamente diferite.

Thanks!

Ibuki shop. E in Polonia. Vine rpd si preturile sunt mici.

@@RABonsai mulțumesc mult pentru răspuns

Cu placere. Ti as recomanda si dp la noi, dar nu prea au stoc.

Multumesc frumos. Am cam neglijat in ultima vreme pt. ca stau prost cu timpul, dar incerc sa recuperez.

Nu sunt interesat de flori. Este format pentru a fi un bonsai. Florile extrem de mari (care tin foarte putin - undeva la 30 de ore) mananca extrem de multa energie. De asemenea, florile cresc pe ramuri mai lungi. Daca iti doresti o planta de casa din asa ceva, o poti lasa sa faca flori. Dar structural, va arata mult mai prost. Eu jumulesc la boboci cand e in perioadele de crestere de ma plictisesc. Face foarte multe flori.

Probabil ca este un mall sai, adica un "bonsai" din comert. Replantarea trebuie facuta daca acesta este cazul. Pe canal se regasesc tutoriale si despre replantari si despre mix de substrat care trebuie sa fie ceva mai special.

I am sorry but no. I ve sold that tree a long time ago. I ve experimented with a lot of bonsai species and I don t find the Fukien tea to be a good fit for me. It just thicken's up sooo hard.

Poti folosi orice dar e destul de greu sa stii cat de puternic sau slab este. Plus ca banuiesc ca miroase destul de intens....

Bineinteles. Doar ca ar fi bine sa le rupi de jos de tot. Daca le tai mai de sus, dau altele din radacina.

Take a better look at them. I didn't said you need a perfect dome shape. But the shepe is there even if it's more like a triangle shape. Dan Robinson also if you look closely. Trees always grow in this manner. Remember what John Naka said: Make a bonsai look like a tree not a tree look like a bonsai. Also yes, it is an visual artform, but just like in any art, you have to follow some rules. You can't just throw buckets of paint from the roof on a canvas and call it painting. I will try to put toghether a clip with examples for people to understand a little bit of the artwork part.

Thanks. The tree will look a lot better after will build that grafted branch. This is a very good species for bonsai and it's quite rare.

Folosesc vase de plastic la plante in dezvoltare. E mai bine. Sunt mari si ieftine. Nu folosesc vase de plastic la bonsai. Adica mai folosesc, dar vase dedicate.

Da.

Thanks. It will be yes. The biggest factor in my decision was the nebari. Ginkgo biloba is pretty tricky on building nebari and I didn't wanted to loose that great feature. The tree is starting to pop it's buds just now.