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How To Make Your Own Bonsai Soil
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.พ. 2024
- Welcome guys and gals. So today I am showing you all how I make my own bonsai soil i have been making this for many years and was past down the family so stay tuned for that also a quick look at the fish to see how they are after the events of last week.
I hope you enjoy, I hope it helps some of you doing something similar to me and if you have any questions drop me a comment 👍🏻
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This Video Came from My Other Channel @keepingitkoi
Excellent video Jamie and you've almost read my mind. I've been playing around with different bonsai soil mediums and almost hit on the same recipe. Only wish I remembered this video from back on October 😂
Haha well least it reminded ya it's been working for me for a couple of years now although I have changed it a bit now and upgraded a few of the materials so I will do an updated version at some point 👍
Subscribed and always a great thing to rewatch one of your videos!! 😊
Awww thanks Maureen I can't wait for the new content to start I've recorded some amazing stuff on this channel 👍
Nice soil mix 💚 one thing as petlite is vitrified any alcalinity isnt soluble so wouldnt, as far as i know, influence the ph 🙏
Thanks bud I was only going by what I've read and been told bit always open to learn something new 😊👍
Hi Celtic fellow ❤ thank you for this vid :) ❤ OMG 😱 you left those japanese maple's seeds on the ground ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you 😊 but they are not Japanese maple seeds they are sycamore seeds from the tree near my garden I have hundreds of little sycamores growing everywhere like weeds 🤣
@@KeepingItBonsai cool they bear Samaras like the maple do
I use hardware cloth (galvanized steel mesh) with 0.5 inch gaps for sieving out smaller pieces of pine bark nuggets
Great tip! Thanks 😊 👍
I bought a Deshojo in pure Akadama & it was dense & sludgy.
I'm very much a novice but made a similar mix to yours. The only difference being John Innes no. 3 & coir instead of ericaceous.
Great video, nice to see a new channel.
Thanks bud appreciate the comment 😊 I've recently changed the soil I use now but that's an up an coming video 😊 these videos are actually over a year old and are from my previous channel Keeping It Koi but the bonsai content never did well on that channel so I started this channel where hopefully people can enjoy it as much as I do 😊👍
Perlite is an expanded volcanic glass heated to 1000 degrees c till it pops. Its glass popcorn.
Well there ya go I've learnt something new 😊 thanks bud 👍
Your welcome @@KeepingItBonsai 👍
if youve got a garden leaf vac , put the bigger pine chips through it and sieve is out after works great
Thanks bud that's a great idea 👍😊
New to your channel yay a new bonsai channel for me to watch
Thanks for subbing! Lots more to come 😊👍
@@KeepingItBonsai I look forward to it I just started documenting my journey as well
Very good thank you
I’m going to try this
Thanks for the comment I hope it works as well for you as it has for me 😊👍
Need to wear a mask when handling perlite.
Thanks for that 👍 is it just a dust thing or is there more to it?
The perlite is an expanded rock, as such it is sharp, when inhaled will cause micro punctures to your lungs. Over time your breathing may become labored.
Just subbed.
Thanks bud welcome over 😊👍
What is the sharp sand ?
Sharp Sand you can get from most hardware stores as its used in the building trade