Nice repot! I love hinokis, the reason I haven't got one in the last few years is all the specimens locally here have their graft bulge too big and obvious, you were very lucky with yours!
Thank you Dave! Ah that's annoying! You might be able to get one online like I did. They don't even do the grafted ones over here! 😅 I love them as a species tho.
I live in Germany and my local Gardencenter had some hinokis ( each about 30 cm in height and grown very vigorously. They sold each for 10€. That was a really happy day for me. (it‘s a very traditional flower/gardening store and held by the same family for more than 50 years)
Nigel did something happen to your channel? I’ve been off a while and noticed I was no longer subscribed to you??? We used to comment to each other often, hope all is well buddy
Great little cypress Adam, best of luck with the cuttings..i hope they root for you, i can see a nice little cypress forrest in the future if all goes well.
Great video! I appreciate the extra info about the variety. I’m just about to repot mine. It is also from nursery stock and I’ve had it on the bench for almost a year. I would like to see more about pruning hinoki. I love their foliage pads, but b/c they are so dense, I’m not sure how to develop them for ramification.
Really impressive that you retained a lot of foliage despite all that clean up. another super nice video. I hope those roots treat you well this season.
Loved your style on this tree! Great content man! Looking forward to watching your channel all day 😎 pretty new to bonsai but learning quick!! I will be turning a hinoki bonsai soon☺️
Another GREAT video Adam. I have several of these that look almost exactly like your final product here. Again, informative, high quality video and very easy to understand...you could almost make a "HOW TO" series with your videos. Great job!!!
Hey Wally!! Thanks! 😊 Aw nice one! How many Hinokis do you have?? They're so nice to work on. I may arrange the videos in a playlist when there is more! 😊
Thanks adam. Hinoki cypress is a favorit for me here in Norway. Hardy trees . Left them out on the bench all winter. I drops down to 20 minus where I live. They doing amazing
I would have tried a tourniquet to improve the roots on this tree. Just tie a wire around the root just below where you want the roots to come out, eventually it will choke the the root and the tree will have to make roots above the tourniquet. THe benifit of this is that its slower and the tree will not be in as much of a danger of dying.
Nice video, nice little tips and tricks for my own Hinoki. BTW there is enough oxygen in the water, so plants will not drown. Do not worry if you need to have any plant/tree in water a couple of days.
Hey thank you Howard 🙂I just searched for "Bonsai drainage mesh" and thats what I got. I believe it came in a plastic wrap with Kanji on it. It came with 5 sheets.
I’ve either not heard, or it didn’t sink in, about the sacrificial branch to thicken up a trunk. Thanks for the tip/reminder! My teacher once mentioned not to mess with the roots if you’re working on the top and vice versa because it’s too much for the plant. Did you do it all for the video or is that what you find works?
I'm glad you found the tip about sacrificial branches helpful! Regarding your teacher's advice about not working on both roots and the top of the tree simultaneously, it's indeed a common practice in bonsai. Making major changes to both the roots and the top foliage at the same time can put a lot of stress on the tree, potentially compromising its health and vigour. Personally I have found that is is generally ok to work on both if the tree is young, I would not do this with older Hinoki and if you want to be on the super safe side only work on one at a time. I hope this clarifies things for you! If you have any more questions or need further explanations, feel free to ask. Happy bonsai growing! 🌳🌿
Really enjoying watching your content. Looking to start making bonsai.. what was the other alternative tree to use as you stated in your video please. 👍
With a nursery hinoki purchased in summer would it be best to repot right away to get roots growing in bonsai mix or leave in poor compost till spring?
Hi Dave! It is generally recommended to wait until the following spring for repotting. The reason behind this is to avoid adding additional stress to the tree during its active growing season. In the meantime, it's important to ensure that the tree remains healthy and well-maintained. Keep it in a suitable location with proper sunlight, watering, and care. 🌱🙂
I got a hinoki cypress yesterday at the nursery! And because it’s still spring I’m going to give it a prune, wire shaping and a potting. One side of my hinoki is not as colored as the front. I think it’s due to lack of sunlight. I think when it’s all pruned it should get sun. I have a question, at what temperature is too hot or too cold for my bonsai’s?
I'd advise waiting a year after repotting a hinoki before you style it or work on the foliage. The temperature depends on the species. Hinoki cypress is adaptable to a range of temperatures and can tolerate both cold and hot conditions. In general, Hinoki cypress trees thrive in temperatures between 10°C and 30°C (50°F to 86°F). However, they can withstand temperatures as low as -20°C (-4°F) in winter and as high as 35°C (95°F) in summer, provided that they receive adequate water and care. It is important to note that different cultivars and growing conditions can also affect the temperature preferences of Hinoki cypress trees. In general, they prefer well-drained soil, partial shade, and protection from strong winds.
@@notionbonsai I did see youre hinoki cypress video, and you said they want a high drain soil but moist with spaghnum moss. Which I put in the soil. My species is thoweil hinoki cypress
Was there signs of new growth on the tree to prompt you to repot it? I’ve been taught to not repot until a tree shows positive signs of new growth, like green tips, etc,
I think it was beginning to! Thanks for that advice though! 🤗 I didn't take too much off the roots or foliage so hopefully it grows strong in that pot this year!
The best time to propagate cuttings from Hinoki is during late spring to early summer. This period allows the cuttings to establish roots while the plant is actively growing🌱😊
Maybe you should have more patience 😅 pruning, root pruning, Bare rooting and putting it in a small pot expect it to recover. I should have waited strip it down to its flare to see how the nebari is. Leave it in this container cause the roots and soil were looking Just fine. Setting the first 2 branches with wire. Choosing the front and brainstorm where i want to go with the design. When the tree shows some good growth i'll give some extra sweets to push some more and than i'll prune. To repot it in (a larger training pot) late summer early autumn. But hey this is bonsai its your tree and i love hinoki 2 but i killed a lot trees in the beginning with your speedy method😂🎉
Dude your videos are very much informative than any other bonsai TH-cam channels
Hey thanks very much! I try to make them as informative as I can. Though I'm always open to new ideas and other ways of doing things! 🙂
What a wonderful bonsai. Two Thumbs up 👍👍 thanks for sharing the knowledge
Thanks Bonsai Nusantara!
Ever since I became aware of hinoki cypresses I've been seeing them EVERYWHERE when I'm out. Their foliage is so pretty and just.. different
Great video Adam. Hinoki make for super cute little trees. Be careful that their dense growth habit can cause the inner foliage to brown and die off.
Hey thanks Jason! 😊 That's such great advice! 🌳✂️
Nice repot! I love hinokis, the reason I haven't got one in the last few years is all the specimens locally here have their graft bulge too big and obvious, you were very lucky with yours!
Thank you Dave! Ah that's annoying! You might be able to get one online like I did. They don't even do the grafted ones over here! 😅 I love them as a species tho.
I live in Germany and my local Gardencenter had some hinokis ( each about 30 cm in height and grown very vigorously. They sold each for 10€. That was a really happy day for me.
(it‘s a very traditional flower/gardening store and held by the same family for more than 50 years)
Oh wow thats a really good deal! 😲
Hello Adam, your excellent video inspired me to make another "cinematic" asmr style about my new bonsai bench!!
Hey Nigel! I'm honored to have inspired you! 😊 Just watched your video also and it was fantastic!
Nigel did something happen to your channel? I’ve been off a while and noticed I was no longer subscribed to you??? We used to comment to each other often, hope all is well buddy
@@Rob1337 My channel did get hacked last year, and I did loose many subscribers! Everything is going smoothly now!
Dobrá inspirace, díky
i too like hinoki! really lovely foliage fans .. which make great pads in the future.
Aw nice! Do you have many Hinoki? 🙂
Great job on the bonsai and the video Adam. You never stop impressing me with your skills.
Hey Raymond! Thanks very much 😊🌳Bonsai doesnt have to be complicated 🤗
Great little cypress Adam, best of luck with the cuttings..i hope they root for you, i can see a nice little cypress forrest in the future if all goes well.
Hey thanks Scott! Ooh a little forest would be cute for sure!! 🌳🌳🌳
Great work!
Couldn’t find a Hinoki here in Malaysia. U mentioned Thuja. Will get one and try it out.
Hey thank you Raja! You may be able to order Hinoki online if you really want to try one! Though I have found the thuja to be a fun one too!! 🙂
God job😍I really like that styling..
Hey thanks Harriet! 😊
Well done mate, another fantastic piece of work by a junior pro 👍🏼
Hey thanks!! 😊
Great video! I appreciate the extra info about the variety. I’m just about to repot mine. It is also from nursery stock and I’ve had it on the bench for almost a year. I would like to see more about pruning hinoki. I love their foliage pads, but b/c they are so dense, I’m not sure how to develop them for ramification.
Hey Dylan, thanks very much! Hinokis grow so slowly so it will take a long time to get good ramification on them!
Really impressive that you retained a lot of foliage despite all that clean up. another super nice video. I hope those roots treat you well this season.
Hey Taco! I hope so too! Got to watch out for cold spells as it is still coming into spring right now. How are your trees doing? 😊
@@notionbonsai hey thanks for asking they are good. We get cold spells but they are protected somehow. Cheers
@@tacobonsai Aw nice!
Thank you from the Netherlands
Really well done video. I liked the methodical approach, and descriptive explanation and the good tips. Keep up the good work! Excellent video!
Beautiful end result! Great work and video.
Hey thanks Meltdown grfx!
Grand job Adam. Very nice little tree. Keep up the good work.
Hey thank you Sam! 🤗 There will be lots more videos to come! Any species of tree you would like to see? 😊
Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Anne!
Loved your style on this tree! Great content man! Looking forward to watching your channel all day 😎 pretty new to bonsai but learning quick!! I will be turning a hinoki bonsai soon☺️
Aw nice one! Glad you are enjoying the art of Bonsai!!
Another GREAT video Adam. I have several of these that look almost exactly like your final product here. Again, informative, high quality video and very easy to understand...you could almost make a "HOW TO" series with your videos. Great job!!!
Hey Wally!! Thanks! 😊 Aw nice one! How many Hinokis do you have?? They're so nice to work on. I may arrange the videos in a playlist when there is more! 😊
Love your videos 😊
Nice job Adam keep it up mate thanks
Hey thanks Phillip! 🙂
Any updates on this? Great videos too! Straight forward! Informative!
There will be an update on this one coming soon!!
Thanks adam. Hinoki cypress is a favorit for me here in Norway. Hardy trees . Left them out on the bench all winter. I drops down to 20 minus where I live. They doing amazing
ah nice one! It's amazing how some trees can tolerate the cold and some just dont like it at all! Do you have many of them?
@@notionbonsai I got 4 of them. Every one pulled it true winter
Bravissimo!!!
Great video!👏👏👏
Thanks! 😊😊😊
I would have tried a tourniquet to improve the roots on this tree. Just tie a wire around the root just below where you want the roots to come out, eventually it will choke the the root and the tree will have to make roots above the tourniquet. THe benifit of this is that its slower and the tree will not be in as much of a danger of dying.
Ah nice! Thats a good idea 😊 I may do this on the next repot... depending on how they progress from here!
listen to master, greetings to Indonesian bonsai lovers
Hey! 😊
Nice video, nice little tips and tricks for my own Hinoki. BTW there is enough oxygen in the water, so plants will not drown. Do not worry if you need to have any plant/tree in water a couple of days.
Good, good ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very nice!
Hey thanks Eyeteeoh! 😊
I'm wondering if those cuttings ever rooted???
They are justtt producing some roots now! Maybe 1/2 cm roots on them. Gotta leave them longer to establish before working on them!
I am as well.
Very nice
Hey thanks Santosh!!
Hi did you leave the tree in shaded area to recover? and if so how long did you leave to recover.
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great video, Adam, where do you get your drainage mesh/what is it? thanks
Hey thank you Howard 🙂I just searched for "Bonsai drainage mesh" and thats what I got. I believe it came in a plastic wrap with Kanji on it. It came with 5 sheets.
@@notionbonsai ok, thank you
Very informative. Would like to see an update on this. I’m guessing it’s been about a year?
Lovely job, where did you pick up the hinoki, any updates on it please
I will post an update on the Hinoki soon! 🤗
I’ve either not heard, or it didn’t sink in, about the sacrificial branch to thicken up a trunk. Thanks for the tip/reminder!
My teacher once mentioned not to mess with the roots if you’re working on the top and vice versa because it’s too much for the plant.
Did you do it all for the video or is that what you find works?
I'm glad you found the tip about sacrificial branches helpful!
Regarding your teacher's advice about not working on both roots and the top of the tree simultaneously, it's indeed a common practice in bonsai. Making major changes to both the roots and the top foliage at the same time can put a lot of stress on the tree, potentially compromising its health and vigour.
Personally I have found that is is generally ok to work on both if the tree is young, I would not do this with older Hinoki and if you want to be on the super safe side only work on one at a time.
I hope this clarifies things for you! If you have any more questions or need further explanations, feel free to ask. Happy bonsai growing! 🌳🌿
Really enjoying watching your content. Looking to start making bonsai.. what was the other alternative tree to use as you stated in your video please. 👍
Hey thanks Dan 😁 The thuja is a good one! Similar growth to Hinoki but less dense!
@@notionbonsai thanks for that.. would of never guessed how to spell it correctly. . It's now on the buy list. 🙏
What is the best time of the year to take the cutting?
With a nursery hinoki purchased in summer would it be best to repot right away to get roots growing in bonsai mix or leave in poor compost till spring?
Hi Dave! It is generally recommended to wait until the following spring for repotting. The reason behind this is to avoid adding additional stress to the tree during its active growing season. In the meantime, it's important to ensure that the tree remains healthy and well-maintained. Keep it in a suitable location with proper sunlight, watering, and care. 🌱🙂
I got a hinoki cypress yesterday at the nursery! And because it’s still spring I’m going to give it a prune, wire shaping and a potting. One side of my hinoki is not as colored as the front. I think it’s due to lack of sunlight. I think when it’s all pruned it should get sun. I have a question, at what temperature is too hot or too cold for my bonsai’s?
I'd advise waiting a year after repotting a hinoki before you style it or work on the foliage. The temperature depends on the species. Hinoki cypress is adaptable to a range of temperatures and can tolerate both cold and hot conditions.
In general, Hinoki cypress trees thrive in temperatures between 10°C and 30°C (50°F to 86°F). However, they can withstand temperatures as low as -20°C (-4°F) in winter and as high as 35°C (95°F) in summer, provided that they receive adequate water and care.
It is important to note that different cultivars and growing conditions can also affect the temperature preferences of Hinoki cypress trees. In general, they prefer well-drained soil, partial shade, and protection from strong winds.
@@notionbonsai I did see youre hinoki cypress video, and you said they want a high drain soil but moist with spaghnum moss. Which I put in the soil. My species is thoweil hinoki cypress
Where dod you get your hinoki from? Doubt ill be able to find one at the local garden center
Hey Tony! I found mine on ebay!
How did your cuttings do. Did many root for you
Many of them rooted! I will have an update on them this year!
Im new to bonsai.
I have a False Cypress/Chamaecyparis would i treat it the same or does it require different care?
Hey! It would be a very similar procedure! Though do not remove too much of the roots and foliage at any one time 🙂
@@notionbonsai I will keep that in mind, thank you for the advice.
Can you show us how hinoky is today? Good Job
There will be an update on this Hinoki soon! 😁
Where do you buy ur IBA3 rooting hormone I can’t seem to find it in Northern Ireland
Hey! Yeah I found it hard to get here too. I order mine on ebay 😀
@@notionbonsai thanks Adam
Was there signs of new growth on the tree to prompt you to repot it? I’ve been taught to not repot until a tree shows positive signs of new growth, like green tips, etc,
I think it was beginning to! Thanks for that advice though! 🤗 I didn't take too much off the roots or foliage so hopefully it grows strong in that pot this year!
So may I ask did they root?
Hey! They sure did!
What time of the year is best for propergating cuttings from hinoki cyprus
The best time to propagate cuttings from Hinoki is during late spring to early summer. This period allows the cuttings to establish roots while the plant is actively growing🌱😊
@@notionbonsai thanks, how did your hinoki cuttings do for you
@@raymondbirds2392 They rooted well! I would say 90% success rate+
@@notionbonsai lovely job
Where I can find your video of making lime sulphur? This is the latest video I can find from you 😮
Hey! It is back on my channel now 😄
Just curious, is this done in spring?
The best time to repot these is spring yeah 😄
Thanks, that helps a lot!
Скажите пожалуйста зачем ?они заглубляют корневую шейку какой в этом смысл?Обьясните мне это.Постоянно приходится раскапывать все растения
I know this is an old video but instead of making the same nebari on all bonsai, why not try to work with curled root to make something unique?
You can do this if you wish to! If the curling root looks nice enough I may decide to keep it 🤗🌳
I’m wondering if you get anything from those cuttings 😂
Hi☺️
Hey! 😊
There is two Adam in bonsai,,, this Adam,,,, and Adam jones
Hey thanks! I've watched some of Adam Jones and he is very talented with Bonsai with a lot of experience! 🌳
@@notionbonsai yes im sure about that,, cheers from Indonesia
Maybe you should have more patience 😅 pruning, root pruning, Bare rooting and putting it in a small pot expect it to recover. I should have waited strip it down to its flare to see how the nebari is. Leave it in this container cause the roots and soil were looking Just fine. Setting the first 2 branches with wire. Choosing the front and brainstorm where i want to go with the design. When the tree shows some good growth i'll give some extra sweets to push some more and than i'll prune. To repot it in (a larger training pot) late summer early autumn. But hey this is bonsai its your tree and i love hinoki 2 but i killed a lot trees in the beginning with your speedy method😂🎉
Hey! Thank you for this advice 😄 This one is still looking well so I think it is OK 🙂 Keeping it in a humid environment until I see new growth.