More information- IBDU no 4 is a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer product which maintains constant effectiveness for a period of three months, providing ideal growth without any phytotoxic damage. To be used for agriculture crops and trees. Advantage Long-Lasting. IBDU keeps plants green and vibrant since it continuously releases nitrogen for three months. Does Not Burn. Since this fertilizer is a slow-release type, even application of a large amount will not cause burning or other adverse effects. Environmentally-oriented. Continuous and stable nitrogen release minimizes does not harm the environment, thus eliminating nitrate pollution. Simple and Efficient. IBDU is easy to use and cost-effective.
@@bonsai-haruyoshi very welcome :) I have imported it myself from Japan (IBDU 4) so you’ll be glad to know it is Japanese and not Russian :) I very much like your older small style Japanese black pine, here in the uk most importers also purchase the big thick trunk trees, while some can be nice such as maples etc I sometimes prefer the more elegant looking shohins
@@bonsai-haruyoshi I just make some video's of a few of my trees, I am no master like you but wanted you to see how my Japanese imported trees are doing over here in Scotland, I hope you like them. Feel free to give any honest advice if I am doing bad lol
I watched your videos. Even though Scotland is colder and less sunny than Japan, your trees look in good condition. You don't need to grow your trees the same way in Japan. If I were you, I'd cut back the branches more after fertilizer works well
Ive been told you have to pick either organic fertilizer or chemical fertilizer and not to mix them. I believe the chemical fertilizer the microbes or fungi to live to help break down the organic fertilizer.
お食事を楽しんでいただければ幸いです。Thank you for these good advice and opinions. Is it possible that you show some plants how they were in the beginning and now a few years later? Thanks for your time and advices. Greeting from the Netherlands.
@@bonsai-haruyoshi Good morning from the Netherlands. The Netherlands is also awakening and we are also starting to work here. Thanks for your inspiration and yesterday I made a first attempt with Bonsai plants. Nice to be talking to someone on the other side of the world and to have contact. The internet is good for something.
The Netherlands is far north of Japan. It seems to be much difficult to grow bonsai there. I hope you find the tree species that are good for your location. Good luck.
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いろんな肥料の話、勉強になります。
うちも遅れています
松の苗が良過ぎますね!
まだまだ肥料に関しては、グリーンキングとかバイオゴールドとかありますね。使ってませんが。
うちはビルの屋上で、黒松の生育にはさほど問題が無いんですよ。
Thank you, quite useful information 😊
I'm happy this video helps you.
私は植物への肥料やりは「薄く長期的に」と考えて与えています。その方が植物にも優しいし成長の成績も良いように感じています。勿論科学的な根拠は何一つ有りませんが。
私も肥料は程々で十分だと思いますよ。肥料をほとんど使わずに黒松を育てている人や、木を極力肥らせずに綺麗に楓を作る人がいます。その域に達するのが、憧れでもあります。
More information-
IBDU no 4 is a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer product which maintains constant effectiveness for a period of three months, providing ideal growth without any phytotoxic damage.
To be used for agriculture crops and trees.
Advantage
Long-Lasting.
IBDU keeps plants green and vibrant since it continuously releases nitrogen for three months.
Does Not Burn.
Since this fertilizer is a slow-release type, even application of a large amount will not cause burning or other adverse effects.
Environmentally-oriented.
Continuous and stable nitrogen release minimizes does not harm the environment, thus eliminating nitrate pollution.
Simple and Efficient.
IBDU is easy to use and cost-effective.
Thank you for your comment.
@@bonsai-haruyoshi very welcome :) I have imported it myself from Japan (IBDU 4) so you’ll be glad to know it is Japanese and not Russian :)
I very much like your older small style Japanese black pine, here in the uk most importers also purchase the big thick trunk trees, while some can be nice such as maples etc I sometimes prefer the more elegant looking shohins
Thank you for your detailed explanations about IB.
I also like the old style bonsai.
@@bonsai-haruyoshi I just make some video's of a few of my trees, I am no master like you but wanted you to see how my Japanese imported trees are doing over here in Scotland, I hope you like them. Feel free to give any honest advice if I am doing bad lol
I watched your videos. Even though Scotland is colder and less sunny than Japan, your trees look in good condition.
You don't need to grow your trees the same way in Japan.
If I were you, I'd cut back the branches more after fertilizer
works well
Ive been told you have to pick either organic fertilizer or chemical fertilizer and not to mix them. I believe the chemical fertilizer the microbes or fungi to live to help break down the organic fertilizer.
Thank you for your comment.
I have never heard about that.
お食事を楽しんでいただければ幸いです。Thank you for these good advice and opinions. Is it possible that you show some plants how they were in the beginning and now a few years later?
Thanks for your time and advices. Greeting from the Netherlands.
Thank you for your comment.
I wish I could make videos about the long-term growth process.
But it may be the most difficult.
Thank you for your quick response, it is almost time for you to go to bed and here in the Netherlands we have started the afternoon.
Good morning from Japan.
I just wake up and started working.
@@bonsai-haruyoshi Good morning from the Netherlands. The Netherlands is also awakening and we are also starting to work here. Thanks for your inspiration and yesterday I made a first attempt with Bonsai plants. Nice to be talking to someone on the other side of the world and to have contact. The internet is good for something.
The Netherlands is far north of Japan.
It seems to be much difficult to grow bonsai there. I hope you find the tree species that are good for your location.
Good luck.