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Can I ask question please, I have 2 years old juniper and it's in the pot and it's getting tall and thin , can I prune it from the top to get strong trunk and makes new foliage?
Have watched countless of bonsai videos you are one of the best because you actually explain the whys which they help understanding the reason why we are doing certain things. Also you are able to do that by keeping it simple! Very good!! Keep standing out by keeping this approach. Thank you
Thank you for your feedback :) my main goal when starting the channel was to try and make things a little easier to digest as there is a lot of information. I find that equipping people with the knowledge of why helps them apply the techniques better then just showing it and not explaining it.
@@BonsaiEn with the broken branch if you don't have wire on it already can you use grafting film and if it's alright with you the link to this Channel and all of the beginner Bonsai online group
Ive never had a true bonsai, just those crappy little glued in ones you can find at Walmart. But I was given a true juniper bonsai for Christmas, and I had no idea how particular their care was. I'm dedicated to not letting this gift go to waste, and your video helped me IMMENSELY! Thank you!
SOMETHING I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO : When i was talking about wire i mentioned about putting the wire on the opposite direction from its last application to create a sense of age. What i forgot to mention at this point was this is done a season or 2 apart to allow the original scarring to heal over properly, if you do this in the same season you will kill the tree as you will cut of the flow with an X in the the trunk. This is something that needs to be done with alot of caution. ive successfully done it on a few of my junipers now but wouldn't recommend anyone try it until they fully understand how to achieve it safely.
Hi , I like this video because you explain things going back to basic scientific facts. Not many bonsai experts will talk about gravity columns or aerobic and anaerobic soil mixtures. As a person who has spent the last forty years looking after sick humans, you talk my language. Thanks. I will be watching you more often.
Like anything in life , you learn from years of experience with all the ups and downs that come with it. Then you become the expert , 15 minutes, I doubt it very much lol.
This is a first class lecture you've given here. I've just buy today my first Blue Point Juniper and I'm really very grateful to you on the way you explained everything with so much detail. Keep up the great job buddy.
Very interesting hearing someone else has noticed the one month seasonal delay thats been happening, also when it's someone on the direct opposite side of the planet. Wonderful information, hoping my tree isn't too far gone!
I just want to thank you for being so down to earth and making this a little easier on a newbie here. I am really enjoying the journey which is the whole point in doing bonsai. But if I can help a tree survive my journey along the way so much the better for the tree and for my pocket. 😆 Have a great day!
Got a new juniper think I know what I need to know but stumbled across this and thank you so much for such an in depth 'crash course'!!! This is unbelievably helpful and you have a new subscriber for sure - thank you great work mate!!
Great video mate, not many people want to give out this info, been growing for a few years now n you just cleared up the problems I've had with my more mature junipers, thanks
Im glad to hear you have taken something away from this video, Im always happy to share anything i have learnt along the way and i try to highlight the struggles i faced.
Probably THE best bsic info vid for bonsai I've ever come across. The info was spot on, and gives beginners, ( and intermediates) great, true info on Junipers. Great work. I've been trying ( with disasterous results ) for almost 2 decades to learn, several species of trees that I have, and my collection is basically, an illustration of mistakes, from year to year, including this year. I am just now finding your channel, ( wish I had earlier ) and have, indeed, picked up some good info. My biggest issues are usually, timing for processes like heavy pruning, light trimming in different species, and styling decisions for present and future. I have Trident maples, several types of Junipers, ( my 2 young Shimpaku are awful, my Hinoki is VERY small pre-bonsai, so not styled yet ) and 2 Chinese elms, several type of Japanese maples, etc...all testimonials of my past mistakes...LOL.. Thanks for the vid, I'll be checking more of your channel out as well.
i have a nice juniper sitting on a coffee table in my living room. it has been in there for years, its beautiful, healthy, and growing nicely. its between 2 windows, but i have a small UV lamp grow light, its nothing serious, just a tiny one off amazon. the juniper looks great though, the only issue ive encountered is it had spider mites a few years back, i rinsed it, and they have been gone since.
So glad you are an Australian bonsai expert! Just in time for me to gain knowledge before I touch the plants I just bought. I may have to leave them for a year first. Mine are not bonsai yet but I chose five which have excellent possibility. Thank you!
Excellent, well-organized, relevant and perfectly presented lecture. Conversational without being too wordy and very educational without being boring. Subscribed! Thank you.
I only recently subscribed but already I’ve gained an incredible amount of bonsai knowledge. Your explanations of what you’re doing and WHY are very understandable. I look forward to much more. Thank you!
I’m learning so much from you. I love your style of teaching. How you explain and give rationale for what you do. I just recently started reading and watching everything bonsai. I’m fascinated by this art. My first project is a blue star juniper. Keep up the good work. New subscriber!
Thank you! Great video! It covered so much information and explained WHY you do what you do, and how it influences the plant's future health and look. Thank you for keeping it simple!!
Thank you so much. I'm new to bonsai and therefore somewhat confused about all of the points you've covered in this video. I'm much less confused now! My poor junipers thank you. I very much appreciate your bullet point style presentation. It allowed me to take notes in a way that makes sense, unlike most other videos. Really excellent job.
That's awesome to hear mate! I'm glad we could help you understand your junipers a little more, and hopefully now you can acheive what you have in mind for them.
Thank you for an excellent video. This is the most comprehensive, informative and easy to follow video of the many I have viewed on TH-cam. You presentation was right on target for what I needed to understand when and how to care for and prune my 2 year old juniper bonsai. Keep up the good work.
This was sooooo helpful!! I learned a few really interesting things about how junipers grow. I'm new to the hobby 😅 The most interesting piece of info was probably how the mixture of the soil affects how thick your roots grow. Very interesting! loved the video!
This video was very informative and helpful for me as a beginner. I live in New York in the Hudson Valley. I recently plucked 2 young junipers straight from the woods. They are young enough that I can shape them to how I want as they grow, and old enough that they have an established trunk, (one is about 2 feet, the other around 2 3/4 feet tall), and it's a smaller investment in case I mess something up. I also plucked some very young maples. Their seeds have germinated all over the place this season (Spring 2022), so they are very young. Same deal, I can experiment with them without spending a whole lot of money, plus I know where they came from. Wish me luck!
What a great informative video - understanding the whys makes me actually remember all the details without getting lost. I’m glad I’m watching it now as I just got a mini pre-bonsai of a Japanese juniper that I’ll try and make a mame forest/landscape out of
Thank you very much! You, sir, are an excellent professor. You shared clearly the most pertinent knowledge you have reaped by means of your many years of hands-on experience. I really appreciate this video.
Great explanations. I watch allot of other people, but no one took the time to explain the why we do things. I was just copying them. Now I understand why.
Great video.. I got a bonsai for Xmas this year and instantly loved it but I know nothing about it. I have watched many videos and this one by far is the best diy video out there thanks again mate 👍
could u put a tiny bonsai like right in front of a window because i live in texas and it’s very sunny and hot and it might die if it’s outside in the summer when it’s 100°
In our Australian summer we reach 107f constantly. I've never had an issue. It's a matter of keeping up with the watering. All our junipers here in the nursery that are on display are also in an inorganic soil mix which dries even faster then regular soil and we still haven't had one die.
Ok first thank you for the video. Very well thought out and executed. I am brand new to this hobby. Everyone seems to agree that potting soil is out. No matter the pot or size of the tree. But I have to ask why is the small trees from the large lumber stores and greenhouses and other places, always come in potting soil and doing very well? It seems to me that at least a mix of potting soil might help to accumulate the tree during repotting, or the shock of first pruning. But really these pine trees grow fine in regular soil, so what makes shaping into a bonsi cause them to not be able to use miracle grow soil and fertilizer for that matter? Thank you!
The soil we use here for development is corse river sand with 20 - 30 % fly ash and pine bark. But that is just what works In our environment and what's available to us. The less corse the soil is the better for development, the more corse the soil is the better it is for refinement.
I got my juniper bonsai a week, from some random shop. The bonsai looks small and the trunk is not quite develop, but the overall health is good. So I got curious and decided to repot it because I wanna develop the trunk. When I analyze it’s root, the root system is not really good, it did not even cover half or at least close to half of its pot. I immediately knew the guy sold me an under develop cutting. So now I repotted it using “developing” pots with air holes and draining at the base. I soiled it using high Nitrogen content and medium P and K content. I hope it grows well, if it does I will probably stop growth and reduce nitrogen content when winter comes. It is an indoor juniper bonsai I’m refining. This video just tells me I’m in the right track of developing it. Thank you.
Hey man I really want to thank you and appreciate the time and effort that you put into this video very informative and I check it out from time to time to make sure that I am doing the correct things needed for my Bonsai's to be healthy and thriving. Keep it up bro
If your just starting out you can use any 6 month slow release pellet that is available to you. As you get a little more advanced and try to get the tree to do exactly what you want it too then you will need to be a little more picky about what you use and when you use it.
can i ask what time of year is best for repotting from development pots to bonsai pots , im in uk so , what season , is what i mean by that , is there also any special rule about root pruning and bare rooting before potting , and thanks for another great video
Hi. I have a juniper procumbens nana aged 3 years. I have noticed it has been 4/5 months the new growth of the juniper is turning pale green. Recently it is white ish pale green on outside buds but inside it's green. There are lots of dead needles inside. It hasn't been repotted for 2 years. it still has lots of foliage but bit less compare to last year. What should I do? When is the best time to repot.
Woooow, thank you sooooo very much!... You video is literary the best and the most informative I've ever seen! So-so-so useful!... I'm a starter, even befor that, learning theory, everyone show how to cut and shape, but so little information how to actually take care of the plant! Thank you very much for this great video!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
thank you!!! very thorough explanation. i was contemplating cutting my newly bought juniper but now ill leave it to flourish and grow to thicken up even if it might not be my desired shape atm. maybe repotting it into a larger training pot
I just started my Juniper bonsai collection and you are so on point! I also inherited a colossus Juniper that was outgrowing its pot. I went ahead and repotted in a pot that went according to the size of the Juniper. It started growing a bit wild prior to me repotting, though it was growing wild in its own natural design, but I have to admit, that it complements the natural design of this beautiful juniper. I did trim and cleaned it up a bit and I started wire training it slowly. I would like some advice on certain designs that I had in mind, just don’t have the proper guidance… can you assist me?
I just bought my first bonsai from Lowes... I really enjoyed watching your video and learning the different techniques that worked. Ty for being open & giving different options. 😊 Awesome video!! I wish I knew 2 buy from the nursery first... 🤪🤪
I just received the Juniper plant and I'm curious on if I can keep it in a screened in back porch I'm in Southwest Florida will the Sun come up and still give it nutrients
Is it possible to keep a juniper bonsai indoors with all the right grow lights etc. We live in the dessert it gets to 115* out here. I don’t want my plant to die. It was a special gift.
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Can I ask question please, I have 2 years old juniper and it's in the pot and it's getting tall and thin , can I prune it from the top to get strong trunk and makes new foliage?
By the way I live in North Africa on the Mediterranean sea and summer is average hot and humid
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@Tuna Rollo the juniper shows symptoms of dying 8 weeks afterwards
Heartbroken I bought my first one today and it’s got browning on its low branches
@@cranker11 its possible that its just in winter dormancy. Give it a while with proper watering and light. Junipers are pretty resilient.
Same
@@cranker11 is it still alive ?
Have watched countless of bonsai videos you are one of the best because you actually explain the whys which they help understanding the reason why we are doing certain things. Also you are able to do that by keeping it simple! Very good!! Keep standing out by keeping this approach. Thank you
Thank you for your feedback :) my main goal when starting the channel was to try and make things a little easier to digest as there is a lot of information. I find that equipping people with the knowledge of why helps them apply the techniques better then just showing it and not explaining it.
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@@BonsaiEn with the broken branch if you don't have wire on it already can you use grafting film and if it's alright with you the link to this Channel and all of the beginner Bonsai online group
@@BonsaiEn what is your take on humidity trays
Ive never had a true bonsai, just those crappy little glued in ones you can find at Walmart. But I was given a true juniper bonsai for Christmas, and I had no idea how particular their care was. I'm dedicated to not letting this gift go to waste, and your video helped me IMMENSELY! Thank you!
"The longer we let this run, the thicker are branches will become"
Mans a bloody poet.
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SOMETHING I FORGOT TO MENTION IN THE VIDEO : When i was talking about wire i mentioned about putting the wire on the opposite direction from its last application to create a sense of age. What i forgot to mention at this point was this is done a season or 2 apart to allow the original scarring to heal over properly, if you do this in the same season you will kill the tree as you will cut of the flow with an X in the the trunk. This is something that needs to be done with alot of caution. ive successfully done it on a few of my junipers now but wouldn't recommend anyone try it until they fully understand how to achieve it safely.
Where do you recommend getting one? It’ll be my first bonsai
I'd suggest doing a quick Google search for a Bonsai Nursery in your area. You will get a better quality tree.
Idk if we have any around here
Maybe try Facebook market place and see if anyone is selling anything nice.
Bonsai-En how small or how old of a tree should I start with?
I love the accent, I've watched this video over and over not only to learn about bonsai but to appreciate the interesting way you speak.
I got my first juniper today! I’m glad I watched this when I did, thank you!
Welcome to the world of bonsai!
I went from knowing nothing about my new bonsai tree to knowing where to start. Thank you so much for the video!!
Hi ,
I like this video because you explain things going back to basic scientific facts. Not many bonsai experts will talk about gravity columns or aerobic and anaerobic soil mixtures. As a person who has spent the last forty years looking after sick humans, you talk my language. Thanks. I will be watching you more often.
15 minutes in and I feel like an expert on bonsai trees. Amazing job explaining everything!!! Thanks!!
Like anything in life , you learn from years of experience with all the ups and downs that come with it. Then you become the expert , 15 minutes, I doubt it very much lol.
This is a first class lecture you've given here. I've just buy today my first Blue Point Juniper and I'm really very grateful to you on the way you explained everything with so much detail. Keep up the great job buddy.
Lots of great info. Especially about the watering. People really struggle with that for some reason.
Very interesting hearing someone else has noticed the one month seasonal delay thats been happening, also when it's someone on the direct opposite side of the planet. Wonderful information, hoping my tree isn't too far gone!
I just want to thank you for being so down to earth and making this a little easier on a newbie here. I am really enjoying the journey which is the whole point in doing bonsai. But if I can help a tree survive my journey along the way so much the better for the tree and for my pocket. 😆
Have a great day!
Got a new juniper think I know what I need to know but stumbled across this and thank you so much for such an in depth 'crash course'!!!
This is unbelievably helpful and you have a new subscriber for sure - thank you great work mate!!
Great video mate, not many people want to give out this info, been growing for a few years now n you just cleared up the problems I've had with my more mature junipers, thanks
Im glad to hear you have taken something away from this video, Im always happy to share anything i have learnt along the way and i try to highlight the struggles i faced.
Thank you for a clear concise presentation! Learned many new things about a juniper bonsai!!!!
Probably THE best bsic info vid for bonsai I've ever come across. The info was spot on, and gives beginners, ( and intermediates) great, true info on Junipers. Great work. I've been trying ( with disasterous results ) for almost 2 decades to learn, several species of trees that I have, and my collection is basically, an illustration of mistakes, from year to year, including this year.
I am just now finding your channel, ( wish I had earlier ) and have, indeed, picked up some good info. My biggest issues are usually, timing for processes like heavy pruning, light trimming in different species, and styling decisions for present and future. I have Trident maples, several types of Junipers, ( my 2 young Shimpaku are awful, my Hinoki is VERY small pre-bonsai, so not styled yet ) and 2 Chinese elms, several type of Japanese maples, etc...all testimonials of my past mistakes...LOL.. Thanks for the vid, I'll be checking more of your channel out as well.
I like his style because his bonsai is look natural and not over worked on the tree. And he has full knowledge if juniper!!!
Thanks for watching
This is the most well explained and concise explanation on caring for Jupiners that ive seen. So helpful. Thank you!
i have a nice juniper sitting on a coffee table in my living room. it has been in there for years, its beautiful, healthy, and growing nicely. its between 2 windows, but i have a small UV lamp grow light, its nothing serious, just a tiny one off amazon. the juniper looks great though, the only issue ive encountered is it had spider mites a few years back, i rinsed it, and they have been gone since.
Do you ever put it outside? I heard that you should keep it outside during winter time so that it goes dormant.
i got a bonsai 2 weeks ago :) so i’m excited for mine to grow
Welcome to the world of Bonsai!
8 weeks ago? Is it still alive?
@@jaredalexander3403 it turned brown a few weeks ago :(
@@stefanymogas4677 lmaoo
@@stefanymogas4677 oh no what happened. Root rot ?
So glad you are an Australian bonsai expert! Just in time for me to gain knowledge before I touch the plants I just bought. I may have to leave them for a year first. Mine are not bonsai yet but I chose five which have excellent possibility. Thank you!
Excellent, well-organized, relevant and perfectly presented lecture. Conversational without being too wordy and very educational without being boring. Subscribed! Thank you.
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So good to hear about caring for bonsai in the Australian climate. Much needed info for us Aussies, so thankyou!
Thanks for this video very thorough & informative.
I only recently subscribed but already I’ve gained an incredible amount of bonsai knowledge. Your explanations of what you’re doing and WHY are very understandable. I look forward to much more. Thank you!
Thanks Jack, its good to hear the lessons are resonating with people and helping them with their bonsai practise.
@@BonsaiEn best tutorial ive come across. You are a great teacher
Absolutely invaluable information for us new to junipers! Thanks for such a detailed deep dive, mate!
Glad you enjoyed!
I’m learning so much from you. I love your style of teaching. How you explain and give rationale for what you do. I just recently started reading and watching everything bonsai. I’m fascinated by this art. My first project is a blue star juniper. Keep up the good work. New subscriber!
Thank you! Great video! It covered so much information and explained WHY you do what you do, and how it influences the plant's future health and look. Thank you for keeping it simple!!
I have watched a lot of bonsai videos this is by far the most informative
I wish I would've seen this vid before I committed 14:40 on my first bonsai! Great content, subscribed!!
Five minutes and already loving it. Stellar video
Great knowledge thanks for the information 👍
Thank you so much. I'm new to bonsai and therefore somewhat confused about all of the points you've covered in this video. I'm much less confused now! My poor junipers thank you. I very much appreciate your bullet point style presentation. It allowed me to take notes in a way that makes sense, unlike most other videos. Really excellent job.
That's awesome to hear mate! I'm glad we could help you understand your junipers a little more, and hopefully now you can acheive what you have in mind for them.
I watched a lot of videos that's the most informative one I've ever seen you talked about things I had no clue
Thank you for an excellent video. This is the most comprehensive, informative and easy to follow video of the many I have viewed on TH-cam. You presentation was right on target for what I needed to understand when and how to care for and prune my 2 year old juniper bonsai. Keep up the good work.
This was sooooo helpful!! I learned a few really interesting things about how junipers grow. I'm new to the hobby 😅 The most interesting piece of info was probably how the mixture of the soil affects how thick your roots grow. Very interesting! loved the video!
Excellent teacher. The best bonsai explanation i have seen.
Most helpful and well explained bonsai video I've watched! THANK YOU!
This video was very informative and helpful for me as a beginner. I live in New York in the Hudson Valley. I recently plucked 2 young junipers straight from the woods. They are young enough that I can shape them to how I want as they grow, and old enough that they have an established trunk, (one is about 2 feet, the other around 2 3/4 feet tall), and it's a smaller investment in case I mess something up. I also plucked some very young maples. Their seeds have germinated all over the place this season (Spring 2022), so they are very young. Same deal, I can experiment with them without spending a whole lot of money, plus I know where they came from. Wish me luck!
So you keep them outside in the New York winters? I just got one as a gift and I live in Ohio. Pretty cold winters here as well.
Absolutely awesome summary!
Thanks for the video!
It's a great help. ☺️
What a great informative video - understanding the whys makes me actually remember all the details without getting lost. I’m glad I’m watching it now as I just got a mini pre-bonsai of a Japanese juniper that I’ll try and make a mame forest/landscape out of
Thanks!
Very nice informative video! Thanks
Thank you very much! You, sir, are an excellent professor. You shared clearly the most pertinent knowledge you have reaped by means of your many years of hands-on experience. I really appreciate this video.
Best juniper advice I’ve watched and read. Instant subscriber!
-Thank you from California
Thank you! I hope our future content is helpful as well
Sameeeee thank you!
Thank you for explaining this so well! I'm starting my first Bonsai soon, I'm so grateful to have this as a resource.
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Great explanations. I watch allot of other people, but no one took the time to explain the why we do things. I was just copying them. Now I understand why.
Thats great to hear, you now have the proper tools to make the right decisions!
Great video.. I got a bonsai for Xmas this year and instantly loved it but I know nothing about it. I have watched many videos and this one by far is the best diy video out there thanks again mate 👍
Finally I got a very good education how to take care of juniper. Thank you very much sir.
Incredible advice! I learned so much, thank you :)
could u put a tiny bonsai like right in front of a window because i live in texas and it’s very sunny and hot and it might die if it’s outside in the summer when it’s 100°
In our Australian summer we reach 107f constantly. I've never had an issue. It's a matter of keeping up with the watering. All our junipers here in the nursery that are on display are also in an inorganic soil mix which dries even faster then regular soil and we still haven't had one die.
Very nice and knowledgeable
If your keeping outside, how does watering work if it rains or snows.
Wow, such an amazing video and presentation of information. Thank you!
This video is tremendously helpful, thank you.
Ok first thank you for the video. Very well thought out and executed.
I am brand new to this hobby. Everyone seems to agree that potting soil is out. No matter the pot or size of the tree.
But I have to ask why is the small trees from the large lumber stores and greenhouses and other places, always come in potting soil and doing very well? It seems to me that at least a mix of potting soil might help to accumulate the tree during repotting, or the shock of first pruning.
But really these pine trees grow fine in regular soil, so what makes shaping into a bonsi cause them to not be able to use miracle grow soil and fertilizer for that matter? Thank you!
Thanks for mentioning the gravity column!
Very informative!!! Would love to know your recipe for training soil!!
The soil we use here for development is corse river sand with 20 - 30 % fly ash and pine bark. But that is just what works In our environment and what's available to us. The less corse the soil is the better for development, the more corse the soil is the better it is for refinement.
very very informative. i like how you are straightforward i giving the information as mr Herons Bonsai hehehe. thank you very much
You are very welcome
Thank you sir your program was excellent, so informative
Thank your for your simple clear advice. Glad to have found your channel.
I got my juniper bonsai a week, from some random shop. The bonsai looks small and the trunk is not quite develop, but the overall health is good. So I got curious and decided to repot it because I wanna develop the trunk. When I analyze it’s root, the root system is not really good, it did not even cover half or at least close to half of its pot. I immediately knew the guy sold me an under develop cutting. So now I repotted it using “developing” pots with air holes and draining at the base. I soiled it using high Nitrogen content and medium P and K content. I hope it grows well, if it does I will probably stop growth and reduce nitrogen content when winter comes. It is an indoor juniper bonsai I’m refining. This video just tells me I’m in the right track of developing it. Thank you.
The only thing I can correct is there is no such thing as an indoor juniper.
Hey man I really want to thank you and appreciate the time and effort that you put into this video very informative and I check it out from time to time to make sure that I am doing the correct things needed for my Bonsai's to be healthy and thriving. Keep it up bro
You think I can but my juniper close to a window? Will it still be the same ?
Your info is so helpful Josh. Thanks so much
Amazing video!
Congratulations on your work, I learned a lot from this video. What fertilizer do you use every six months?
If your just starting out you can use any 6 month slow release pellet that is available to you. As you get a little more advanced and try to get the tree to do exactly what you want it too then you will need to be a little more picky about what you use and when you use it.
I have mine on a window sill in Florida (indoors) and it is doing great
North facing window?
Saved on my real favourite videos to watch multiple times! Very well explained. Thanks and greetings from Barcelona
Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Useful and clear, thanks very much
Glad it was helpful!
Love this video. Following them for sure.
can i ask what time of year is best for repotting from development pots to bonsai pots , im in uk so , what season , is what i mean by that , is there also any special rule about root pruning and bare rooting before potting , and thanks for another great video
Wow only 7k likes!? This is an AWESOME intro video. Thank you very much for saving the life of thousands of trees lol.
Good stuff. I learned a bunch from this video thank you. Big fan of your videos and podcasts.
Thanks very informational and straight forward
Very informative.. thanks a ton.
Hi. I have a juniper procumbens nana aged 3 years. I have noticed it has been 4/5 months the new growth of the juniper is turning pale green. Recently it is white ish pale green on outside buds but inside it's green. There are lots of dead needles inside. It hasn't been repotted for 2 years. it still has lots of foliage but bit less compare to last year. What should I do? When is the best time to repot.
Great video fella
I’m fast becoming a big fan of your channel dude. Your a great help for newbie’s like me
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I got mines like the size of a grapefruit, can I bonsai a tiny tree or should I grow it out for a few months first? Probably a yearling tree
Simple explanations
Amazing information. I'll use all of it. Thank you.
Awesome video very informative thank you!!
super helpful, will probably watch this 3 or 4 times. Thanks
Woooow, thank you sooooo very much!... You video is literary the best and the most informative I've ever seen! So-so-so useful!... I'm a starter, even befor that, learning theory, everyone show how to cut and shape, but so little information how to actually take care of the plant! Thank you very much for this great video!!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Top notch video mate 👌🏼
thank you!!! very thorough explanation. i was contemplating cutting my newly bought juniper but now ill leave it to flourish and grow to thicken up even if it might not be my desired shape atm. maybe repotting it into a larger training pot
Thank for making this video it super useful
I just started my Juniper bonsai collection and you are so on point! I also inherited a colossus Juniper that was outgrowing its pot. I went ahead and repotted in a pot that went according to the size of the Juniper. It started growing a bit wild prior to me repotting, though it was growing wild in its own natural design, but I have to admit, that it complements the natural design of this beautiful juniper. I did trim and cleaned it up a bit and I started wire training it slowly. I would like some advice on certain designs that I had in mind, just don’t have the proper guidance… can you assist me?
Hi Tony, it sounds like a Coaching call is just what you need! Check out the info at the link here www.bonsai-en.com.au/book-online
A lot of info, all in one place. Great video. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Can I put a timed grow lamp on mine and keep it indoors on my desk?
this was absolutely the most helpful video. everything i have been having trouble was mentioned in detail. thank you :)
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Very informative! Thank you!
My brother was heavily into bonsai. It always interested me & I recently was gifted a juniper. Great info here thz
I just bought my first bonsai from Lowes... I really enjoyed watching your video and learning the different techniques that worked. Ty for being open & giving different options. 😊 Awesome video!! I wish I knew 2 buy from the nursery first... 🤪🤪
I just received the Juniper plant and I'm curious on if I can keep it in a screened in back porch I'm in Southwest Florida will the Sun come up and still give it nutrients
Is it possible to keep a juniper bonsai indoors with all the right grow lights etc. We live in the dessert it gets to 115* out here. I don’t want my plant to die. It was a special gift.
Should I water in winter? Won’t the soil freeze? Should I leave the bonsai out in the rain?