Repotting Shin Deshojo Japanese Maple Bonsai - Step by Step guide

In this video, I will show you how I repot a Shin Deshojo Japanese Maple bonsai tree in late winter step by step. Enjoy!
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[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Beautiful Bonsai 😍
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My friend, thank you for good sharing 😊 Have a good day

[@tacobonsai]

super nice repot. beautiful tree!

[@MomijiEn]

Thank you very much!

[@craighunter3273]

Nice job. I like that trick with the two chopsticks being used to stabilise the tree. All the best. Craig

[@MomijiEn]

Thanks, nice way to stabilize the tree without hurting the roots :)

[@keysBW]

Love it

[@DarthMasiah]

nice tree

[@turkishdelight7083]

The tree is beautiful but the belt around the bucket is Genius!

[@MomijiEn]

Thanks, Good catch on the bucket with the belt to hold the tools. Super handy!

[@razor2ts]

A very elegant maple! Nicely done! We do our repots very similar! I let the buds swell and elongate before I repot mine, more so on older trees. Keep up the great work! Love your video's :-)

[@MomijiEn]

Yes I wait a bit longer for more mature trees too. Thanks for watching!

[@fletcherlewis]

It's gorgeous isn't it ,looks stunning in the photos

[@johnrb9397]

Lovely 😊. Thank you for a wonderful video.

[@MomijiEn]

Thanks!

[@michalgolf3]

Amazing ❤❤

[@backbudbonsai]

Beautiful maple bonsai!!

[@fletcherlewis]

That's a lovely tree 😍

[@JonathAN-4U]

so simple, so beautiful

[@MomijiEn]

Thanks!

[@tonigalindo9403]

Muy buen trabajo, me gustado mucho el sistema de sujeción utilizado para anclar el árbol, otro video con objetivo cumplido.

[@MomijiEn]

Thanks!

[@keysBW]

Momiji did you make the pot it’s beautiful

[@MomijiEn]

The pot was made by Nao Tokutake from Portland :)

[@samhart-thompson3502]

Hey Momiji! What soil blend did you use in the Andersen flat to rejuvenate the tree? 70% perlite and 30% coco?

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌👌🙂

[@gavinbuckner5659]

Can I ask what the last frost date is in your part of the US?

[@mikeswain9085]

Great video, thanks for sharing. At 20:12 in the video you mention using 'grinded' sphagnum moss, is the moss just shredded or actually put in a grinder please? Something I've not tried so far.

[@MomijiEn]

Thank you! Yes more like shredded using a sifter :)

[@Archeramaki]

Looking great! Do you have a recommendation for where to get pumice and akadama near Seattle eastside, or is that better ordered online?

[@MomijiEn]

Thank you! You can get Akadama and pumice from Bonsai Northwest as long as they have those in stock (Maple Valley). You can get pumice from indoor sun shoppe in Seattle too.

[@vincenttsoi5898]

Why not put soil on top instead of Pumice 😊

[@JWlikestrees]

What is your opinion on the much proclaimed “maples grown by layer or cutting don’t age well and are overtly prone to disease” line that I always hear? Your TH-cam seems to disprove that

[@MomijiEn]

Bases on my experience, trees grown by layer grow really well as long as you are providing good soil, water, fertilizers and environment. Cuttings do tend to grow slowly till they establish good roots but I never experienced that ther are overly prone to disease compared to grafted ones or seedlings personally.

[@DarthMasiah]

after growing the kotohime cultivar, which is propagated from cuttings, for awhile now i can say cuttings definitely get stronger as they develop a better root system, and i haven't experienced any susceptibility to disease or bug attacks. this is actually one of the strongest species on my tables. my original purchased cutting grew massive in four years without cutback in a nursery container.