these low shoots are really sacrifice branches, too. just as these shoots came from adventitious needle buds on the main trunk, the final branches will be selected from adventitious buds closer to the base of these low shoots; though probably more like the adventitious buds of those buds. in the first zoomed in shot you can see some small needle buds coming out. these are what we cut back to to compact the size of the tree. really healthy shoots will back bud on jbp, so i didn't want to prune too much at this stage of growing out. ill probably decandle a few shoots that i want to slow down, but i don't really need bifurcation of these shoots at the tips for more ramification at this stage because these shoots are still just sacrifice branches. see what i mean 🙂
it starts by doing the seedling cutting technique so there's no long initial growth of the stem. instead of elongating off it's first tap root(s), the needles have to make new roots after you cut the stem off. that's why i cut close to the first needles. out of these needles you get the adventitious buds.
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Really cool JBPs bro, I'm just getting into the species like a year now, feels like I have a lot to learn with pines.
Bro please make more videos about this JBP, I'm addicted to this kind of tree and your small garden as well
as long as i wake up to water these guys, we won't give up 🖖
They look fantastic, man. Good job. You'll be able to sell the sh!t out of these in a few more years.
Suscrito y like, gracias por compartir 👍
Thanks for sharing! They look great. Are you planning to sell eventually or just hoard hundreds of JBPs?
hoard hoard hoard 😄
You mentioned in the beginning that you wont be doing much de candling of the buds low on the trunk? Im curious why?
these low shoots are really sacrifice branches, too. just as these shoots came from adventitious needle buds on the main trunk, the final branches will be selected from adventitious buds closer to the base of these low shoots; though probably more like the adventitious buds of those buds. in the first zoomed in shot you can see some small needle buds coming out. these are what we cut back to to compact the size of the tree. really healthy shoots will back bud on jbp, so i didn't want to prune too much at this stage of growing out. ill probably decandle a few shoots that i want to slow down, but i don't really need bifurcation of these shoots at the tips for more ramification at this stage because these shoots are still just sacrifice branches. see what i mean 🙂
@@DarthMasiah thank you for the great reply! I totally understand what you mean.
Sooper noice
Hi, neat video … where can I buy some plastic colanders?
i buy Thunder Group brand name colanders from restaurant supply shops on the internet. they start at 8".
Thanks
It looks like you can get them on Temu. Not seeing that style anywhere else yet. I really like that bowl style.
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search for 'Thunder Group colanders'. they're on amazon, too.
Many thanks! Found the Thunder Group ones. Now I'm being overly picky about color options. Where did you get your cage table tops?
Foist!
Wow dude these are picture perfect. How do you get the perfect cluster of buds at the base while growing it out to thicken?
it starts by doing the seedling cutting technique so there's no long initial growth of the stem. instead of elongating off it's first tap root(s), the needles have to make new roots after you cut the stem off. that's why i cut close to the first needles. out of these needles you get the adventitious buds.