Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai Sacrifice Branch Styling Options
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, Jason discusses the purpose of sacrifice branches on your bonsai and options on how to use it once you're ready to style the tree. He demonstrates on a 1 gallon Shimpaku Juniper. Hosted by Jason Chan of Eastern Leaf.
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I like the first square pot best for the tree.
Me too
You always do magic with your material Jason. Thank you for sharing. I’m actually watching this with my morning coffee.
I like the last pot. i bought one of these around 15 yrs old and must have got real lucky cause u cant find these trees ANYWHERE online. Unless u want to drop ALOT of money. And grow slow ur not kidding would take forever for this tree to bulk up. Im about to style mine now and get it into a nice pot so i can enjoy it . Great video
I like the second pot - oblong, it gives the bonsai artist the opportunity to define and highlight the front of the tree..... I love the jin as well..... Great job Jason!
Man your skills are impeccable
Nice work Jason. I am about to try and "bonzai" a Shimpaku I just got and wanted to watch you first to get some ideas and I did get some. I am very much a beginner so fingers are crossed I don't mangle the tree too bad.
Last pot for sure it gives more elegance better than the rest and the Jin is nice as well! overall beautiful tree! junipers are my favorite! 😉
Love your videos Jason. Simple, clear, and informative. Thanks.
Wonderful making... Super brother!
Beautiful tree, great choice to do the gin, as always great styling and I would use the round pot. Love your videos and your teaching.
Great video. I like the round pot the best.
WOW!! You always do such wonderful trees! I learn so much from your videos. Thank you!
the way you bent the jin was awesome. i actually like it in the round pot personally
Like the Round one & of the choices, the long Jin you did was the way to go!
Looking at current design/shape, and looking forward in time a bit, definitely the square one you showed first.
Agree with Ed. Hadn’t thought of using the jin like that. Really like that idea. Also on board with the round.
omg I wish I had half your skill/knowledge with Bonsai! I liked the 3rd pot best and such a great job on the sac branch/jin :)
awesome process. beautiful work
I liked your idea about bending the Jin , just thought your were going to cut it off. I liked the round pot , but either would look good.
Just getting into Bonsai but I like what you did with jin and I like the 1st square pot the best. I'll be ordering something from y'all soon enough! ;) Ordered my first tree from another supplier, went with a Jaboticaba. My 2nd week probably be a shimpaku juniper from a local nursery if I can find it. Great vid!
I can't wait to see more videos from you man I truly like the deciduous one's it seems like to put out a new video every month which is nice to see just wanted to know if this is ture thank you 🍁🍁
Love your work
Love the 3rd pot. Ornate
Love your work😍
Just beautiful nice work 👍👍🇵🇷
Thanks for the video, great demonstration. Like
The slant style tree was beautiful and I preferred the round pot for this tree.
Bravo my friend ... nice tree
The second one is the best.
As usual, a well done, coherent explanation. However, there is another sacrifice branch option. I often bend/style them like stand-alone bonsai, and then air-layer them. When the air-layerings develop enough roots to be cut off and potted, they are practically ready-made trees. Besides the additional trees, this is a less drastic impact to the parent tree, since suddenly removing a large sacrifice branch can result in die-back all the way to the ground below the wound. Even so, I do like what you did with the sacrifice branch on this tree. Most people would not even think to keep it, as well as to thoroughly re-style and jin it.
Thanks! That was intense!
Go for volume to give the tree a chance to fatten up- larger square pot might do
I like the short and shallow pot
That's also my choice
Excellent 👍👍
I like the 2nd pot
that's awesome!
Nice video
Beautiful result! Will you still apply lime sulphur to the deadwood branch?
Wow the end result is very beautiful. Do you think thuja is a good bonsai material ?
You can do a bonsai with everything. The foliage in a thuja is very long and leggy, not the best for bonsai. But if you like the specie, go for it!
I like the square pot
Impressive results, I’d go first pot
Hey Jason, is there a chance to see you style a japanese larch?
I recnently bought some and i really want to see you styling one to figure out what i need to focus on.
I was liking the sacrificial branch as a literati and getting rid of the rest 😂
Is there maintenance monthly or annually in regards to the jin you made? It is beautiful. Thinking about trying it out myself.
I have been trying to get a Jin scraper since you used one on a previous video. But eastern leaf does not ship to Hawaii. Still trying, any ideas?
Since you are going to sacrifice it, can you air-layer it ?
Hi Jason. I would like to ask for an advice on spidermites infestation in juniper shimpaku. How do u irradicate them? What insecticide u r using?? Tq so much.
I like third pot.
I’m a sucker for that round pot, hey👌🏻
Sir, can I get the barked branch now, will it rot over time?
First pot is the best fit I think
Do juniper’s need to go dormant in the winter?
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My two small Shimpaku, are not very compact. In fact, they are quite sparse in the foliage. I've been trying to get these two vigorous all season, but they resist. I cant tell if I am watering too much, ( some very small branches have browned out a died, ) or if the heat here ( About 2 months of straight 90+° heat.) is stressing them. They get about 5 hours of solid sun, then the 40% shade cloth shields them for the rest of the day. They do have alot of growth at the tips, but they are so sparse. My soil for these are fast draining, so I tend to water everyday when I get home, but perhaps its too much? Perhaps I need more organic soil in these.... I was hoping this year, they would have gotten far more dense then they are.
Round pot 2. The longer dead wood is more dramatic. Better option than a short a jin or cutting it flush.
I prefer the third pot. First is to big and bulky
Great work. If I touched that tree in during summer I'd kill it, and it'd be completely dead in a few weeks.
how long does the wire stay on for?
Can I ask why you wouldn't air layer a branch off like that? I know shimpakus tend to be quite valuable...
Hi Jason. You can repot juniper in July?
Not yet. Just picking the pot for the fall.
The round pot.
I think the third pot is more suitable
Round pot
First pot for now, the last one in a few years.
Round pot!
You should have made a shari
Wait you did
round pot
Round pot,
dont many talk
I dont hate junipers but they are my least favorite for sure
Round pot