Nemawashi for Bonsai - Arkefthos Bonsai

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

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[@bikolanakaoraganvlog1924]

Beautiful bonsai ang sipag nmn my friend

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you Bikolana! Have a nice day!

[@guysolis5843]

Very informative and incredible video. What a tree, most people would pot it up stat but your patience by allowing the White Pine to continue in the earth should yield something spectacular..!

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you Guy! I have a plan with this tree and I have to stick to it. Some sacrificial branches to thicken it, grow the nebari while keep the foliage tight and close. It's going take years. Cheers!

[@MEISOUSHI]

It is very good that fine roots can be created by doing nemawashi.
Thick roots support the tree, and thin roots absorb nutrients.
For this reason, when nemawashi is done, I bury solid fertilizer at a point about 5cm from the tip of the cut root.
This will improve the vigor of the tree.
Thanks for the fun videos.
根回しを行う事で細かい根が出来るのはとても良い事です。
太い根は木の支えとなり、細い根は養分の吸収に働きます。
この事から私は根回しの時、切断した根の先に5cm程の所に固形肥料を埋め込んでいます。
これにより樹勢が良くなります。
楽しい動画をありがとう。

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

That is actually really good advise! I will implent it in the next trees! Thank you very much!

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

I really enjoyed watching this - so rerstful and informative too. I need to catch up on a few of your past videos by the look of it :)

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you Xavier! I'm all caught up with yours! Have a great day!

[@awchannel4351]

Program ground bahan Bonsai yang bagus dan menarik 👍

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you! It will be in a few years!

[@watsup6084]

Very nice video - Now its time for me to go outside and plant some trees :)

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Always a good time to go outside and plant trees! Thank you!

[@clayeasy]

Thank you for sharing! The tile underneath is clever! Cheers from Finland

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

You are welcome! Did not invent that, but I'm grateful for whoever did! Cheers!

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

You are welcome! Did not invent that, but I'm grateful for whoever did! Cheers!

[@gloriablanco7856]

Thank you.

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

You're welcome Gloria!

[@Inncognito170180]

Thank You for your Videos! 🙏🏻

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

You are welcome Marko!

[@demontalembertjean1432]

Most interesting !!! Thank you !!

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

You are welcome!

[@robertobreglia9224]

Your videos are always very beautiful and interesting! I really appreciate your technique,very compliments my friend!👍👍👍👍

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you Roberto for the support! Have a nice weekend!

[@robertobreglia9224]

@@ArkefthosBonsai Have a nice weekend you too!

[@markt4416]

Plumber's crack! MWAHAHAHA!

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

😁

[@Bonsaicrazy]

Great video fella 👍👍👍

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you mate! Cheers!

[@Juan_bonsai_Avila]

Gracias a ti por compartir.

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

De nada mate! Cheers!

[@bonsai_life_style]

yep but I have problem growing on tiles I get thick roots around the trunk on nabari that shouldn't be bad but it is not enough of them {thick root's } to look good. So I quit with tiles and let them grow down as well.

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

I understand. Are you going for the extreme maple nebari of the old Japanese maples? You know, the ones that look like solid wood plateau? Personally I prefer the aesthetic of the more natural nebari, with fewer thick roots. Cheers!

[@ChannelSobari]

👍👍❤️❤️

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Thank you!

[@abydosianchulac2]

What will you do with the ties that are stuck in the fusion tree? Will they be left behind as the tree comes together?

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Cut them flush in a few months and let the tree digest them. The original steel matrix will stay inside the tree as well, so a few more ties is not a problem. Cheers!

[@muhammadanbiyaa922]

how many cm for a good depth of planting in the ground ?

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Tha nebari should be just barely visible and not hidden below the soil line. If you have hot, dry conditions you can apply mulch, as I did. 4 - 5 cm (2in) of pine bark mulch will be sufficient. Do not plant deep! Cheers!

[@muhammadanbiyaa922]

@@ArkefthosBonsai if I don't apply Nebari just focus on enlarging the STEM does it need to be shallow or does it need to be deep to immerse the roots? my plan will focus stem enlargement on JBP

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Nebari is the lower part of the trunk where the roots start. Now read my first answer again and you will know what I mean!

[@Cuinghethuat]

Hello

[@ArkefthosBonsai]

Hello mate!