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Japanese Black Pine - Prepare for an Exhibition - Maintain Bonsai Size - Arkefthos Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ย. 2023
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While I work on this tree, I explain ,in the subtitles, my 3 year plan to prepare this tree to be exhibited (if it was to be exhibited) and my way of maintaining a pine bonsai's size, indefinately. Thank you for your time!
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You thank us for our time, but we have to thank you for showing us this wonderful work. 🙏
Unfortunately my English is very bad, but I wanted to tell you that I really appreciate your work. 👍👏
Thanks and greetings from Switzerland
Your English was perfect Pablo! Love your comment! Thank you!
Watching your videos and work is always a pleasure. Thank you!
You are most welcome! Have a great day!
Hi my friend,i really appreciated your work on this wonderful pine! Fantastic movement of trunk and great progression in recent years! This pine is in excellent health and certainly will make an excellent impression at the exhibition! Have a great Sunday!👍👍👍👍
Thank you Roberto! Always a positive ray if light! I wish you well!
@@ArkefthosBonsai Yes I well my friend, and i wish you all the best!👍👍💪💪
Fantastic to see the progression since 2015. It gives me hope for the development of my own trees 😂
I find progressions really interesting, so I take the time to build one, whenever possible. Have a nice day!
That’s another awesome stunning tree you’ve created, first class feila mou 👍🏼
Thank you Harry! Good morning!
Great design work. Patience of a bonsaist.
Health
Thank you Fabian!
What a beautiful tree! that green leafy stuff is likely the cause, its called Liverwort and is always found on mostly organic soil and an indicator that there's too much water (possibly drainage problem) should definitely be removed as it spreads quite quickly, stops the water from penetrating the roots/soil evenly and impacts air circulation through the soil too. Rather replace with moss or top soil to let it air out. Thank you for another great video!
Thank you Wesley! Yeah, the liverwort.. unfortunately it came with the moss. Every once in a while I remove it but it comes back. Though luckily the drainage is perfect still as I use zeolite, pumice and perlite that do not break down. I appreciate the info on liverwort. I'll look into it in detail. Cheers!
Agree
Thank you Percy!
Thank you Percy!
Great tree. ! Thanks nice to see😊
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this !
You are welcome Vladimir!
Thank you for this video Very helpful in understanding your thought process…. Really enjoyed!
You are most welcome Raymond! This tree performs stable for a number of years now, let's see how it looks in November.
Hola que hermosa evolución tuvo, un trabajo maravilloso, saludos
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Krasna borovica
Thank you Jozef!
Hi bro, that is not fungus but that is very invasive type of moss take it all us much you can and throw it away it spread very fast and it is impossible to get rid of it if you wait for long. BTW you have nice collection.
Thank you for your input! I was not talking about the liverwort. There was a mushroom type under the moss and the liverwort,hard on the outside, mushy in the inside and smells like yoghurt. Probably not quite visible in my video. Have a great day!
@ArkefthosBonsai sorry but I didn't see that.
It is my fault. Didn't take the time to capture on t properly on camera. Cheers!
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Was that work recent? How many pairs of needles do you usually leave on each shoot? Great video!
Thank you Bob! Yes, the work was the 1st of november, I believe. As I say in every related video, people should "stop" counting needles as they get more experienced and start estimating effective photosynthetic surface. Not every needle is the same length and effectiveness. So as this tree needs to be quite bare, to let light in and create more adventitious buds, I removed all of the old needles, everywhere and then I start removing some of the new needles in areas of middle strength and more new needles on stronger areas. But strong areas with a bit shorter needles, I will leave 2 or 3 pairs more than strong areas with a bit longer needles, even if the shoots are next to each other. The minimum needles I've left on the tree are 6 pairs. In a more ramified tree you might get down to 4 pairs per strong shoot. I hope that helps! Cheers!
First ❕😉💚
Millennial? 😁
@@ArkefthosBonsai gen z 😉
Have a great day kid!! Ha ha ha
@@ArkefthosBonsai you too old man 👴🏼🤣😉💚