Root Escape Technique For Mini Bonsai Of Ficus Religiosa - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- One easy way to grow mini bonsai in tiny containers is to allow the roots to escape from the main pot to another bigger pot or ground or water. The roots outside the main pot are sacrificial and need periodic pruning. This video shows how i developed 3 ficus specimens, pruned their roots & trunk, created a root-over-rock setup, wired the trunks and planted into a bigger container.
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Great experiments.
Beautiful
A great video again.Thanks dada for sharing.
Thanks Ayan :-)
Vinny dada, I can understand about your busy lifestyle.But would you keep my one request? Please don't stop uploading.If you like then upload once in a week,but don't stop. I really like your videos.You are my inspiration for creating my own Bonsai channel in English.You are just awesome dada.
+Bonsai Tricks And a Lot More Thanks, will try
Pipal bonsai full video ya shorts upload karo
Ayon aap ko bol raha hu
Aapki channel par dalo
Genius idea I love itI am going to try for my ficus religious cuttings thank you for sharing 🙌
감사합니다.
good technique for fast growth of bonsai
I like the three little trees on the rocks, look forward to seeing updates.
Hi Iqbal, me too. It was kind of a last minute idea. It would be cool to get success at this small scale :-) Fingers crossed.
I absolutely agree with you sir.
Beautiful .... bohat khooob
Thanks :-)
Nice idea with "pot under pot" - I like this technique. Waiting for development - the obtained movement of the trunk is very intriguing
Very interesting technique. I had been unknowingly using it. I used to place my bonsai pot in the lawn and the Ficus religiosa would grow roots into the lawn and grow really quickly. But it started to slow down when I moved the pot to concrete floor. I finally understand why now. Thank you. I'll use this technique again.
Helpful one, as always... thanks Vinny!
Welcome, Girish :-)
Vinny, where do u get cocopeat, compost n all d stuff from?
+girish kalaskar i got a 25kg bag of vermi-compost (rs 180) from a roadside nursery nearby, in Hyderabad. i bought cocopeat bricks from a shop in kerala about 2 years ago. its cheap there (rs 35 per brick), naturally bcos it is the land of coconuts :-)
+girish kalaskar After seiving out the fine dust, i get only half a brick of usable stuff though. wastage is high. for bricks, i prefer weathered old bricks as i can easily crush them with a hammer on my apartment balcony without disturbing the neighbors. this is the first time i am using them as part of my substrate. lets see how the roots respond.
That's very convenient for you people living in cities but as I live in a tahsil place an urban area where there is no nursary goods is available here,even people don't know what bonsai is..
Very cool technique! I was starting to worry, I haven't seen a video from you in awhile.
Thanks Frank ! I am alive and kicking ! :-)
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Nice video. Thanks and best wishes.
Thanks Anita :-)
Very nice Vinny, but I do miss your voice!
Thanks, Nigel. Maybe next video :-)
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I was dumb lost the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me.
@Colin Ashton Instablaster :)
@Gary Max I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
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how did you grow them initially?
i think they started as water rooted cuttings. more info in description. even better way is to start with air-layered cuttings. i have a playlist for it
How many hours of direct sun do your balcony plants receive each day?
5-7 hrs
@@VinnyChirayil Good to know. My Balcony receives just an hour of direct sun and indirect light for the rest of the day. Lets see if I get some growth on my Ficus Benjamina plants that I purchased recently.
Hi, What is the time period to keep wiring to set the shape of ficus branches ?
I have never wired such small plants before. So, i am guessing around 6 months. After that if the wire is cutting in to the bark, i will have to remove the wire and do it again
Vinny Chirayil. Hi, dhanyavadhamulu
of the 3 plants, my wire is already cutting into one of them. will leave scars. its just been 3 months :-)
Can i use 50% cowdung in soil mixture ?? Will it cause better and fast growth-Dr.Hemant
Hello Dr. Hemant, generally, manure & compost are the minor ingredients mixed into soil. Both are used as soil conditioners or additives. I haven't tried a 50% mix, so i really cannot say but you can do a test of few plants, side by side or ask some gardening experts. I tried a 50% mix with vermicompost and i am not happy with the results.
what is the purpose ?
Hi Sebastian, i think you missed reading the description. Smaller the container, higher the care unless roots can escape into extra soil.
+Vinny Chirayil sorry but I didn't understand . what are the benefits when the roots scapex
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Thanks :)