Developing Japanese Maple Seedings into Bonsai (2-5 yrs old Seedings)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this video, I will show you what I do to develop 2-5 years old Japanese maple seedings into Bonsai in late spring/early summer.
Another way to create trunk movement without using wires:
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Welcome to our channel! We are located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest (PNW)! We are in the middle of our journey to create a beautiful Japanese maple garden and develop bonsai trees for everyone to enjoy. Our garden is under construction but we hope to open it up to public in the near future! Follow us if you love Japanese maples and want to know what's happening in our garden! In this channel, we focus on walking thru our Japanese maple bonsai garden throughout all seasons, discussing how to prune Japanese maples, how to air layer Japanese maples, how to propagate Japanese maples and how to take care of them including pruning, fertilizing, etc.
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A very beautiful garden! Try slipping a length of paracord jacket over the wire to prevent adhesion and scarring. It works well for me!
Interesting idea, thanks for sharing!
Love it. I like the idea of alternating the wire direction. I am going to try some surgical tubing over the wire also.
For Japanese maples, I insert the wires into clear fish tank tubing. It stops it from biting in, a little. Once maples are scarred, it's there for a long time.
that's a good idea. Some people wrap wires with paper towels or tapes as well.
Like the movement....
that garden is looking fantastic 👏👏👏 U must do a walk through of it
I will soon! (see past walk thru videos too!)
i love this videos i have many little seedlings and learn step by step
Have fun with your little seedlings!!
Nice video, thanks for showing :-)
Thanks for watching!
Perfect!
Thank u!
Lots of meticulous work going into each tree. I’m friggen diggin it, brother!!
With your net pots, are you still top watering all of them? Or do you submerge them? I’ve been top watering, and coming back with a dunk every week or two. I’m trying to be more proficient though, and would like to know how you’re doing it so well
Lots of fun training each tree for great future :) I just top water them daily. What do you mean by coming back with a dunk?
@@MomijiEn once a week or so, I grab a 2 gallon bucket and scoop up rain water. Then I place the pot into the water to just a little below the soil line (dunking the root ball into the water). I’ll let it soak for maybe 5 mins to really saturate the soil and roots. Then back out and on the bench again. I find this helps maintain moisture in the bark fines I mix with my substrate, as well as the porous stones.
I’m always nervous that with just top watering, the water trickles out the side of the pot before it wets the substrate at the bottom. Especially when the beneficial fungi are fully active in summer and slow down/clog the soil.
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I have a question, whats the best course of action if an air layering fails ? can you go again at the same location ?
I would try a different location so you have a new freshly cut pholem that would produce roots. I also determine why it failed the last time - it could be simply due to technique issues or the tree might not be healthy.
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Thanks
I’ve heard letting young seedlings grow in baskets slow down their growth on nebari supposed to having it in a pot. Is this true ?
I think using a shallower basket with more drainage would accelerate the root / nebari growth
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First!!!
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