Potting up up field-grown Junipers? (I bought 20!)
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- Опубліковано 19 кві 2024
- When you grow bonsai, at some point you will buy plants that have been field grown. How would you go about potting up field-grown junipers? I bougt 20 of them, and I will highlight the main steps of planting these up!
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Absolutely impossible to resist a deal like that! A lot of happy club members and just as many unhappy partners that there's no space left on the patio! 😂
WOW. What a deal on these Juniper. Oh I would love to help sort, trimming and initial potting. 👍
Nice indeed. A lot of great projects ahead of you
Lucky you! Such a beautiful delivery ❤
So jealous. I was so confused in the potting up stage because I thought you were doing it now. Only half paying attention so I was muttering away that I do this work in the late summer. Then I get to 7 minutes and realise it is another timelapse video. Great stuff Jelle :)
That Juniper you were dissatisfied with.... Between the curve and that downward branch. That's the perfect spot to put a swing! 😄 I bet the birds would love a swing! Hee hee hee... Great score, there are some really great trees there!! The work and effort is well worth it!
Lucky you and club members. Those are so good materials. 😮
Some very nice bonsai s beautiful job my friend keep up the good work mate thanks
Great find. It is not easy to get 15-year-old Chinese junipers.
Congratulations.
Peter
Hi master
Will be wayting for updates on these big foliage and small pots...good luck
I appreciate your videos and I hope this helps you in the algorithm. Cheers =)
I hope so too! Thx for your kind consideration.
Nice video, keep them coming
Un grand merci pour la vidéo!
Looks soo great!
Here in Finland the field grown Junipers are hard to train into Bonsai. Your Junipers look amazing, lots of potential there!
Cheers from a snowy cold Finland!
What makes it dificult to grow junipers there?
@@GrowingBonsai I really don't know..
I never suceed.
They live a season in a pot and after that they just die for me. I've tried to use soil from where they actually trive and sometimes I've mixed the compost, but so far I've had no juniper more than two years alive in a pot.
This winter has been soo long, started in October and still tomorrow we expect 10 cm of snow, after next week there is a small chance of actual spring..
Maybe it is our growing season that is too short?..
Hey ! Loved the video as always. Would you share the name of your substrates and where do you get them? I'm trying to source my substrate more localy (not having to import it from japan), thanks ☺
Great video :) Rly cool to see you handling this nice trees.
So far i have noted you using:
-rigidur ausgleichschüttung
- Seramis
-Bodengold Pieniendekor
;)
I Was wondering where do you get your pumice from?
Looks like some of those looks like Hollywood Junipers as we call them here in the states
I’d love to get my hands on a bunch of junipers to make a copy of John Naka Goshin Forrest. Great stuff. Thanks and cheers from OjaiBonsai
Thanks Jelle 👍
Lucky boy! 🤩
Loved the video, Jelle! Is your garden full yet? 😂
hahaha, yes. Overfull. Selling many of my project-trees to make space for new projects!
Hey Jelle! Really cool trees! If you have too many and want to sell one, let me know. Or if you know where one could get one. The cuttings I got from you last year are all doing fine and well on their way. I made a small Tanuki with the Yew cutting and the Itoigawas will also become Tanuki this year... I have some really amazing pieces of deadwood that is perfect for them.
You bought 2.432902e+18 juniper, jeeeeeez
Considering this is not a math channel, no I did not.
Where did you get pine bark this size? Meestal zijn de stukken wel een paar cm groot
Did you say keep the foliage moist to help the plant root? I didn't know keeping foliage moist did anything really
Juniper can take up a large part of their water needs through the foliage. Not optimal but a great aid if little roots are available.
Hi Jelle, could you tell me where you found these trees in Belgium? Thanks!
This was last year at ginkgo bonsai. Danny has sales and this time he was selling a field of junipers, in lots of 10 trees per lot
and people say 'the luck of the Irish"
👍👌🙂
Thx!
Let me make a criticism to you. In almost every video there is something that is done with approximation: in this video it is the not so draining layer you put in the soil, in other videos there are similar thing (followed by phrases like "I'm doing this because I'm lazy, but you shouldn't"). This is in contrast with what you are trying to achieve (at least to my view) in the channel: precision and correcness of information. I find this bothersome and uncoherent.
I know what you mean when you say that you do something approximately because you don't feel like doing it precisely, it happens also to me, but be aware of the fact that this impacts how we see you and your channel: improving this aspect may be a small great step in increasing the quality of your videos (which is already veeery high, so I have to find the details to criticise😂).