i like this apoxy method for root over rock planting. now i only need to find the right rocks lol. wish i lived near a volcano. thanks bonsaiQ. always awesome info!
I am amazed how easily do you work with pines. I have listened in many videos that pines are very delicate for roots and that you should keep most of the original soil but here you almost removed prety much all the previous soil.
For reporting, it’s safe to remove most if not all old soil, this to eliminate diseases. Pines can sustain hardships above 3-5 years old, so you feel free to reshape and report twice a year. For raised roots like this video shows, kato soil is the key. It can hold moisture very well, at the roots bottom, use akadama like so. Keep moist, then watch it grow nicely. Hope this help.
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凄いです！行程が面白すぎて見入ってしまいました！完成形もとても可愛い☺
盆栽って色んなことができるのですね～！
i like this apoxy method for root over rock planting. now i only need to find the right rocks lol. wish i lived near a volcano. thanks bonsaiQ. always awesome info!
I have a rock and planter like that someone abandoned. Now I see how to use it. You give me hope.
I am amazed how easily do you work with pines. I have listened in many videos that pines are very delicate for roots and that you should keep most of the original soil but here you almost removed prety much all the previous soil.
For reporting, it’s safe to remove most if not all old soil, this to eliminate diseases. Pines can sustain hardships above 3-5 years old, so you feel free to reshape and report twice a year. For raised roots like this video shows, kato soil is the key. It can hold moisture very well, at the roots bottom, use akadama like so. Keep moist, then watch it grow nicely. Hope this help.
@@JUSTENization hello
what is the kato soil that you were talking about
and what analogues I could find in Russia/Europe
@@Egortch Its a type of muck.
Very beautiful! What kind of stone do you use?
Un trabajo perfecto y muy delicado y fino, felicidades.
Love it ❤
Cuando se tenga que transplantar, como hacen?
Gracias por el contenido.
Beautiful, may I know what is the tree species used here?
This tree is called Goyomatsu! Thank you
Pinus parviflora？
@@bonsai_q thanks
what is the name of the tree used?
Pinus parviflora
(Goyoumatsu)
Manatab.... amazing.
beautiful
what bonsai soil do you use?
This is Akadama soil.
And it ’s keto soil😊
Hi... an inspiring work
Metode apik gawe bonsai ki om
Rất cảm ơn bạn
💓💓👉👉😍😍😍wowww good..
Мастер,что у вас за состав которым вы клеите камни?
これは石用の接着剤です。
sangat menginspirasi
Woooww amaziiiiiiinggg
❤️❤️❤️😄😄
Amazing
very good, thank you
🌳⛩👍🌲❤
😍
続編御待ちして降ります。
石をボンドで固定してしまったら購入した方が今後植え替えのとき どうするんですか 石の上だけでの培養になる訳ですか
これは私の盆栽ですが、針金を外せば普通に植え替えできます。
土を新しくしてまた植えても良いですし、別の鉢に植えることもできますよ😊
쓰고이데스네~^^
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