Pomegranate Bonsai, from seed, in a Blue pot. 6
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Part 6 of my Pomegranate Bonsai grown from seed, it is in a small pot. This video shows its progression over the last year.
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Thanks, Ian
Tree sure did burst into growth mid-summer. Amazing how quick branches thicken at that point. Your pruning job looks great. So much detail in a small pot!
Cheers Sue, yeah its an aggressive one for sure!
Excellent tree. Loved to see the structure underneath after all that pruning.
Cheers bro, I hope your doing well :)
Lovely shape on that one Ian!
Cheers bro
Love your Pomegranate series, all of them. I’m always learning another thing or two. Appreciate you, Ian.
Cheers bro :)
Super cute 🌿
Cheers :)
Love the pomegranate Ian. And love the progression style videos! Ive been switching to your method on my videos as well. Cheers
Cheers bro :)
Ive made the mistake of a late summer pruning. Shit for energy come spring compared to unpruned. I love this tree Broski. Fast development. Cheers 😎🍺🍺
yeah exactly you have all that to consider too, let alone its health over winter. slow and steady wins the race ...apparently lol cheers bro
Looks great.
Cheers :)
Fine update 👍🏼
Cheers :)
My pomogranate inspired by you is now 1.5 years old
niiiice. i hope its growing powerfully
Foistski 😊
Have you thought about trying a hydrangea bonsai?
no, mainly as I have no space for any more trees lol maybe one day
Do you expect any fruits in any of the upcoming years?
Yes, but no. It has produced 1 flower in the past, but for some reason it didn't last long. so it is old enough now to flower/fruit ... the issue is i prune it often so its not really going to get the chance to develop. If i just left it alone all year it would probably fruit