Saludos Kimiko, lindas movimientos tienen las Satsuki, no sabía que tenían 2000 variedad, buen dato. Gracias por mostrar los distintos trabajos que le haces a tus bonsái, puede ayudarnos a muchos, como también el sustrato que es tan importante para que tenga circuito sano de raíces. Muy buen trabajo con el escalón.
De nada un gusto ver tus videos y comentarlos. El aumento de los Satsuki es un beneficio cultural y de toda la humanidad, que además de ser hermosos no dan aire puro, cómo todos los árboles.
Hello Kimi. Let me one of the first abonnees to congratulate you with 12.000 abonnees! Congratulations with that pretty vast number of abo's all over the world! Well deserved and a job well done! Let's go for 13 k...!
Great work Shinto Kimi!👏🏽 & I'm insured by your Boldness... Maybe Autumn isn't the best time to Repot, but it Can be done😊 just be a bit more gentle with the Rootwork...🙃 I'll be a bit more bold going-forward! Thanks Kimi!✨️ As someone that Appreciates the Beauty of Nature(& the World), I Appreciate You.. A Brilliant Mind...A Vast Horticultural knowledge🎖, & you, like many of your Trees, are Beautiful also🥰 P.S Love the choice of Pot!👏🏽👏🏽 & your Boots also😊 Be careful during your Build... See you soon Kimi!⚘️
CIAO !!! KIMIKO SAN 🌹 di solito le SATSUKI che ho , le rinvaso subito dopo la fine della fioritura , un po' di torba la metto nei vasetti piccoli perché almeno non si asciugano in fretta, del rinvaso in autunno non sapevo , sapevo che anche a marzo si può fare, GRAZIE si , sono d 'accordo con la scelta del vasetto , 👌 i lavori stanno procedendo bene 💦 Ciao Andrea
Interesting. You showed a few Azalea's that I've never seen before. Personally, I always replant (and cut) Azalea's immediately after flowering, which is in (late) springtime in these regions (Western Europe). It is said that the growing and regrowing power of these trees (or bushes) is the strongest during that period (after flowering). I guess there are different methods. For me, cutting and replanting after flowering works the best for quite a few decades now. I'm not sure but perhaps giving the plant a chance to complete it's growing cycle (including flowering), serves it well. I never plant them in a shallow pot: in my experience, Azalea's love to grow in at least a bit deeper pots. They cannot survive drying out completely because their roots will dy very quickly. They also dislike drinking water (from the tap) in these areas because that contains too much calcium. So I only give them rainwater. I use mainly Kanuma, mixed with a bit of slightly acid peat as growing medium. I try to keep them always at least a bit moist and never ever let them dry. When the flowers occur, I keep them in a rather shady place: the beautiful flowers will last much longer then. A few weeks before the flowers will open, I quit fertilizing and I start again a few weeks after replanting when I have cut the roots. When rootcutting was not needed, I start fertilizing again, immediately after cutting back. For your garden stair step: perhaps ad a few (smaller) flat stones as a top layer? Good luck, Kimi!
Question: will you be trying to make a Chrysanthemum bonsai? In Japan there is a world renowned bonsai master: Tameji Nakajima who has perfected this art. I have his book with some fantastic pictures of his works with Chrysanthemums.
Chrysanthemum bonsai also has a long history, and there is a fan club that continues to do so near where I live.✨I also went to the exhibition and it was wonderful. I think the charm of chrysanthemums is endless😂
@@-kimisbonsai- I bet that exhibition was something to see. Maybe you can do a video on it the next time they have an exhibition. That would really be nice to see. Chrysanthemums are really cool. Thank you for the information.
![Let's make a bean bonsai! Juniper, Satsuki, Maple, Quercus, Pyracanthus [Bonsai Q]](/img/n.gif)
Suerte con los escalones quedo bien y muy bonitas azaleas gracias por compartir
Great video!⭐
Excellent video as always.
muy hermoso, ❤❤❤👍👍👍
終於有中文字幕，謝謝您！👍
Gracias
Grazie, bravissima!
Tangga menuju nursery down stair Sis Kimi.great job.
Saludos Kimiko, lindas movimientos tienen las Satsuki, no sabía que tenían 2000 variedad, buen dato. Gracias por mostrar los distintos trabajos que le haces a tus bonsái, puede ayudarnos a muchos, como también el sustrato que es tan importante para que tenga circuito sano de raíces. Muy buen trabajo con el escalón.
El número de variedades de Satsuki en Japón sigue aumentando ^^ Gracias
De nada un gusto ver tus videos y comentarlos. El aumento de los Satsuki es un beneficio cultural y de toda la humanidad, que además de ser hermosos no dan aire puro, cómo todos los árboles.
Hello Kimi. Let me one of the first abonnees to congratulate you with 12.000 abonnees! Congratulations with that pretty vast number of abo's all over the world! Well deserved and a job well done! Let's go for 13 k...!
Wow, thank you ✨
🙏
Great work Shinto Kimi!👏🏽
& I'm insured by your Boldness...
Maybe Autumn isn't the best time to Repot, but it Can be done😊
just be a bit more gentle with the Rootwork...🙃
I'll be a bit more bold going-forward!
Thanks Kimi!✨️
As someone that Appreciates the Beauty of Nature(& the World),
I Appreciate You..
A Brilliant Mind...A Vast Horticultural knowledge🎖,
& you, like many of your Trees, are Beautiful also🥰
P.S
Love the choice of Pot!👏🏽👏🏽
& your Boots also😊
Be careful during your Build...
See you soon Kimi!⚘️
Un escalon perfecto💯
良いサツキですねー、ピートモスイマイチでしたかー
何事も実験ですからね。
階段修理、頑張りましたね！
太ももパチンは面白かった。😂
腐った杭をリサイクルして土止めですね、えらい！
草を入れるのもナイス！
悔いを容赦無くぶっ叩くのがカッケ〜です。
カケヤ🪒をポイするのが可愛すぎる！
あれはカケヤとゆうのですか、なんでそんな名前…
UA-camで、雑草を詰めてた人がいて学びました。できるだけお金かけないであるもので作ってみたい^ ^
蚊がめっちゃいてやりにくいですよ
CIAO !!! KIMIKO SAN 🌹
di solito le SATSUKI che ho , le rinvaso subito dopo la fine della fioritura , un po' di torba la metto nei vasetti piccoli perché almeno non si asciugano in fretta, del rinvaso in autunno non sapevo , sapevo che anche a marzo si può fare, GRAZIE
si , sono d 'accordo con la scelta del vasetto , 👌
i lavori stanno procedendo bene 💦
Ciao
Andrea
とりの相槌
あ。しんとうさんこんばんは
みんみんさんこんばんは、ミニベル覚えたよ🔔
Mosquitoes are stubborn ! 蚊は頑固ですね！
ほんとうにそうです！
Interesting. You showed a few Azalea's that I've never seen before. Personally, I always replant (and cut) Azalea's immediately after flowering, which is in (late) springtime in these regions (Western Europe). It is said that the growing and regrowing power of these trees (or bushes) is the strongest during that period (after flowering). I guess there are different methods. For me, cutting and replanting after flowering works the best for quite a few decades now. I'm not sure but perhaps giving the plant a chance to complete it's growing cycle (including flowering), serves it well. I never plant them in a shallow pot: in my experience, Azalea's love to grow in at least a bit deeper pots. They cannot survive drying out completely because their roots will dy very quickly. They also dislike drinking water (from the tap) in these areas because that contains too much calcium. So I only give them rainwater. I use mainly Kanuma, mixed with a bit of slightly acid peat as growing medium. I try to keep them always at least a bit moist and never ever let them dry. When the flowers occur, I keep them in a rather shady place: the beautiful flowers will last much longer then. A few weeks before the flowers will open, I quit fertilizing and I start again a few weeks after replanting when I have cut the roots. When rootcutting was not needed, I start fertilizing again, immediately after cutting back. For your garden stair step: perhaps ad a few (smaller) flat stones as a top layer? Good luck, Kimi!
¡Gracias por publicar toda la información útil!
Hello Kimi. I do not speak Spanish but I guess I know what you mean...@@-kimisbonsai-
たまに出回る尖閣ツツジは普通のツツジとサツキの中間くらいの大きさ花が咲いて可愛いですよ🌸
でも葉が物凄く毛深い🪒
なんだか杭に結合用の穴があるような…
人工木が意外と安くて腐らないですよ😉
業者さんが入れるならポーラスコンクリートとかdry techを使うのもありだと思います👷
固まる土は高くてもろいのでやるなら配合を検索して自作がおすすめ🚧
そうそう、穴あいてますけど、どうつかったらいいかわからんです。でも繋げられるように向きはちゃんとやろうかな？
尖閣ツツジもってます！たしかに毛深い….
大きい方のサツキすごい好きです( ´∀｀)
ボーナスもとても勉強になりました✨
わたしも、山ツツジすきです、山っぽくて^ ^
庭整備はなんのためにもならないとおもうけど、面白いところを見出してみてください
今年は暖かいからまだセーフですかね＞＜
サツキは色んな種類があって奥が深いですねー
うちの子は枝がビュンビュン伸びるので小さく作るのが難しいです
階段づくり！すごい！力仕事大変でしたね＞＜
お怪我無いようにされてください！特に足元がいつもと違うと踏み外したりしそうなので。。。
そうですね、11月なのに全然暑いし、暖地性グループのムロ入れも遅くなるかもしれないですね🧐
みるからに危なく、怪我しそうでしょう笑
Question: will you be trying to make a Chrysanthemum bonsai? In Japan there is a world renowned bonsai master: Tameji Nakajima who has perfected this art. I have his book with some fantastic pictures of his works with Chrysanthemums.
Chrysanthemum bonsai also has a long history, and there is a fan club that continues to do so near where I live.✨I also went to the exhibition and it was wonderful. I think the charm of chrysanthemums is endless😂
@@-kimisbonsai- I bet that exhibition was something to see. Maybe you can do a video on it the next time they have an exhibition. That would really be nice to see. Chrysanthemums are really cool. Thank you for the information.
ILY
Why you do not use rocks to build the steps ? The logs will rot in several months !
Because there are no stones
I'll make it with what I have 💪 If it goes bad, I'll make it again
でも、庭の作業を手伝ってくれる人はいないの?全部自分でやるんですか?
全部自分です！^ ^
@@-kimisbonsai-
わかりました。あなたはまだ素晴らしい仕事をしています
+ Ok . Fai comunque un ottimo lavoro