What Plants Can You Make Into Bonsai? | Q&A
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- It seems like you guys are interested in turning a variety of different materials into bonsai! Today, we'll discuss the possibilities of what you can turn into bonsai as well as soil mix, water retention, and more.
0:00 Introduction
0:42 Should you start bonsai from a seed or cutting?
1:30 How to find the apex in bonsai?
2:38 How often to repot bonsai?
4:10 Can you make bonsai from bamboo?
5:32 Can you make bonsai from cypress tree?
5:57 Can you make bonsai from herbaceous perennials?
6:38 Can you make bonsai from fruit trees?
7:28 How to deal with bonsai pests?
9:49 Can you air layer oak tree?
11:44 Organic materials in bonsai soil
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Intelligent response to the organic vs chemical pesticide question! Balance: choose organic approach first (with sometimes slow or short-term response) or choose a chemical to address problem before significant damage occurs to a valuable tree. Or . . . use organics as a prophylactic to discourage a problem before it happens.
That is a great suggestion. We rarely thought about prevention when comes to insects...aside from keeping the plants clean.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I hope you don't ever get discouraged from some of the comments. I hope you have taken a couple of my comments meant in jest as good fun. I really appreciate all I've learned from you. I love that you are not a snob about your craft as some often become. I think you are right about watering being a key to success. Good luck as you launch your retail sale trees🎉
Younare very thoughtful!Thank you!
Thanks for your answers, Milton. I usually repot when the soil starts to go up over the edge of the pot, but now I've started to use the screen net like you, so I guess this won't happen so early.
Great, let me know how it goes for you!
I just emailed you an update picture of my garden mimosa tree. It’s slowly getting better and better. I appreciate your videos and advice!
That is one cool looking Boug in flower. Great Q&A session with some great info.
Thanks! Love it!
thank you just got into bonsai, all of your answers were very valuable. definetly will be going through all of your videos!
Thanks!
Go for it! 🙂
Thank you very much for the video! A nice spray you can make to deal with pests is a mix of water, vinegar and dish washing liquid! I won't use harsh chemicals on my plants/trees if I can avoid it!
Thanks for sharing!
Hey Milton! Thanks for the videos and your knowledge and candor! I’ve watched every one of your videos and look forward to more . I am going to use your soil mix as opposed to Akadama! I just don’t think I need it. Heading to Home Depot to get a screen for the pot now lol! Thanks !🎉🎉🎉
I don’t mind being tough and doing the thing that works. But I ALWAYS do it in a way to never spray the flowers (even of weeds). My little suburban yard has toads, plenty of bees, praying mantis and fire flies.
It’s a matter of being paying attention.
And yes, I have weeds that I hate seeing, but they are mostly in the underbrush that only I take notice to
That's nice for being thorough!
Discipline!
Thank you Mr. Chang!!! We appreciate your support and knowledge. Bonsai heirloom community is a blessing!!!
Thanks for being part of the Bonsai Heirloom community! :)
I’m happy you share your knowledge. We have a similar thought process about bonsai.
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoy watching you're clips, you are very knowledgeable and always seem to be at ease. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
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I took a few common yew cuttings about a month ago they seem to be working as they're not drying out yet I guess that's a good thing. Also have air layers on ground planted river birch and weeping japanese maple. Against my better judgment I tried an air layer on a mugo pine, any idea if it will work?
Never done it but acording to what I read, Mugo pine cutings works although not a high success rate...which implies to me it is possible by air layering.
Please share your .experience...to increase the knowledge of ths community. Make sure the rooting matrial does not dry out.
That's pretty much the terms of rooting a mugo I've heard as well. It's a rather large tree so really not losing anything if it doesn't work. The only way sometimes is to try it and see. I will certainly update in the future. Thanks again for everything Mr .Chang
I read mugo pines can be propagated by cuttings…just low yield for beginners. Have fun and tell us how it worked out for you. Overtime our community will have good cultural info. Thanking you in advance. :)
I've met many who don't care for pines.
It takea bit of effort to grow them...but it is well worth the effort.
Please stay tuned...I have several bonsai video coming. up.
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two click...Bruce, I am making progress!
Thanks!
I am trying to grow my first bonsai indoor. It is a cercis siliquastrum from seed. It is around 10 cm long and has 3 leaves. How big should the pot for it be?
Appreciate your videos a lot!!!!
Greetings
Any size pot...bigger posts are easier to keep the soil moist. Keep it in door only in the spring when it is colorful...it is not an indoor tree.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq thanks for the reply, appreciate it. I am living in austria so should i leave it the day and night outside in the summer?
Cause its still pretty little
I have had no success from any cuttings. I use your soil as advised, trim the bottom. And use new rooting powder i have a meter to check the moisture. Also the cut is close to the nodes and i cut the leaves off. Any advise will be so helpful it looks so easy but i do not know whats wrong.
Du kanst ein cutting bord nehmen zb von ghe ... Rooting Dünger und rooting Hormone clonex.... Und nicht die kompletten Blätter weg... Etwas licht schadet auch nicht... Blaues Spektrum nur ca 50w.
You did everything right…maybe missed something...
Keeping the branch moist is the key. Allow bright but no direct sunlight. Use ½ perlite and ½ vermiculite and bury the cutting deep with some node above soil level.
Start with easy semi-hardened cuttings any time during the active growing season…elm, maple…pomegranate….The trick is to not let the cutting dry out. Good luck and have fun!
Will your shop deliver worldwide (internationally) or will it be focused on local market only? Thank you in advance.
Only 48 contiguous state of US to strt.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq thank you.
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