How to feed your Bonsai trees
Вставка
- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- In this video, we will explore the reasons behind feeding our bonsai trees. It is not that we are all doing it incorrectly, but many of us may not fully comprehend the advantages of feeding or the underlying reasons for doing so.
if you are interested in the watering hose in the video
Here is the links to purchase
amzn.to/4dhWrOR
that is attached to a hose lock
amzn.to/4fd2d63
(disclaimer I get a small fraction on every purchase through those links)
for green dream products (I get nothing for these)
www.kaizenbons...
Bonsai trees, despite being pruned to maintain their diminutive size, still require adequate nutrition for growth. Unlike trees planted in the ground with extensive root systems for nutrient absorption, bonsai trees in pots face limitations. The soil in bonsai pots tends to lose nutrients rapidly due to the tree's uptake and the leaching effect of watering. Therefore, to ensure the well-being of a bonsai tree, it is essential to consistently replenish the soil with necessary nutrients.
[Do's:]
- It is advisable to use fertilizers regularly as they are crucial for the well-being of your bonsai and promote robust and vigorous growth.
- Kindly take the time to understand the specific requirements of each species, as different species may have varying fertilizer needs at different times of the year.
[Don'ts:]
- Please refrain from feeding trees when they are not actively growing, as any unused fertilizer will accumulate in the compost, potentially leading to an excessive buildup of salts.
- Kindly avoid feeding trees that are not growing due to poor health, as nourishing a sick tree is unlikely to stimulate growth and may cause further harm.
hashtags=
#japan #bonsai #bonsaitree #garden #workshop #agriculture #flower #gardener #landscape #moss #penjing #landscape #forest
Nothing too special in this video, but today we begin understanding the essentials of feeding Bonsai. 🌱🌳
The new online shop is now active
rojinbonsaistudio.com/
Thank you for watching 😁 #bonsai #gardening #nature
I'm really enjoying these tutorials! You shared a lot of unique and valuable information in this video that I haven't found anywhere else. Keep up the great work!
@@therealbonsaihunter thanks manny. I tried to give all the smaller details that most people miss. Now for the next tutorial 😅
Very informative and well produced video mate! 😎💪🏼💚
@@BonsaiCornwall thanks 😊 now onto the next tutorial 😅
Awesome bit of content callan and beautiful production
@@thebonsaiprojectkernow thanks Dan mate allways trying to improve the videos 😁
Great information, Callan. Excellent little tutorial.
Thank you for watching I really do appreciate it 😁 the tutorials saga is well on its way
An exceptionally soothing and educational video for a Saturday. Are you feeling well? 😅 I am enjoying these tutorials so far.
@@BrandonJones-c6w haha thanks for watching. And i know a random video on a Saturday.. videos are currently being posted soon as they are done instead of a schedule (fridays) as things are a little busy at the moment
Thanks for the simple to follow advice re types of fertiliser. I'm only a beginner so am very envious of your trees!!
Thank you for watching. We all started as beginners, and everyone has to start somewhere.
I've learnt so much from this video ( which has been put together very well). Now I know where I've been going wrong. Thank you for this Callan ❤
@@karenmoore2814 thank you for watching and happy to know the video is helpful 😊
Very helpful and informative Callan. Thanks for sharing and also giving us a look at some of your inspiring trees :-)
Thank you I tried to pack in as much as possible while trying to keep it simple. 😀
Another Awesome video Callan , you're Definitely doing what your ment to be doing .. Thankyou for sharing you're knowledge in clear and interesting way .. just kool 😎 👍
@@GardenlifeAustralia thank you for watching I really do appreciate it. Now to make the next one 😁
Catching up on videos, Callan.
No worries Tom. I've got a ton of videos to catch up on. I feel like there's way too many of them. 😅
Lovely job
@@raymondbirds2392 thanks Raymond 👍
I really enjoyed this video 😊 dome great advice given to
Thank you for watching 😁
Great advice cheers
Thank you for watching
Have you any videos or photos of your Spruce at 1:48 please Callan? Great looking tree.
@@mikeswain9085 absolutely Mike, here is the Latest video on the spruce tree
ua-cam.com/video/G2CZ1M0C9H0/v-deo.html
Thanks for the link Callan, really appreciated.
very concise and accurate Callan. the don'ts were important to hear, i always back off come high summer due to the salt in the fertilizer. never done seaweed drenches....do you notice a definite difference in growth (even subtle is significant imo )?
Thanks, Jon. It's definitely best to take a break from feeding if high temperatures are above 30 degrees Celsius for long periods. Salt buildup can accumulate quickly, especially in trees that are repotted less regularly. I would use something like an empty tea bag to help reduce salt. Liquid seaweed is an absolute must-have for me; I almost attribute my success in growing to it. I don't notice any faster growth, but when combined with a granular feed on rotation, you can definitely see a difference compared to just sticking to granular. Plus, it makes the trees look more vibrant in their color. 😅
@@Rojin_Bonsai I'll have to add seaweed to my regime next year i think ( i definitely will). Thankyou Callan
@maylucriandesigns If you can get some calcified seaweed, adding some when repotting can help promote a strong root system and vigorous growth. It's something I didn't mention in the video. 😉
@@Rojin_Bonsai do you use cold pressed seaweed feed?
@maylucriandesigns The granular seaweed? Yes, I have used that in the past. It attracts a lot of flies, though. 😅
That spray attachment looks nice and fine . Do you know the brand of it . Cheers .
Il see if I can find it for you
@@Rojin_Bonsai no worries mate found it of your watering video . Nice one .
@@snox7320 perfect. It's a good hose head and I have had some expensive Japanese watering lances to compare it to. This ones just as good