Blue Cedar Air-Layering & Repotting previous Successful Cedar Air-Layering! | Bonsai Material!
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- I have been looking forward to sharing with you Air-Layering A Cedar.
I then show you the results from previous Air-Layering on a Blue Cedar!
Hope You Enjoy!
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New Cedar Airlaying Video Out!!Which species will be successful Or Quickest? Link Down Below ⬇️
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Nice video, and the sound was spot on. Those cedars are going to make good trees I reckon.
Thank you Tony!! We are slowly getting there ha! 🌿
Multiplying beautiful tree’s!
What’s not to love 💙
Thank you 🌿
Really enjoying your videos mate. Thank you for sharing some great tips and tricks! Do you have a public nursery to visit or is it just a private one? I'd love to see a video about other propagation methods like cuttings please.
Thank you Alex! That means a lot to hear!🌿
No unfortunately I do not own a public nursery yet… this is my dream goal though!
I can certainly try to do some more content covering other propagation methods! Stay tuned!!
Beauties
Thank you 🌿
Dude only just found your channel! So glad I have!
I too have a blue atlas cedar and I'm considering air layer one of the branches, very useful and helpful video, I'll wait until the spring of 2023 until I attempt it tho 😬🤞
Thank you! As you’ve probably scanned the net to find it couldn’t be done. I say It can with patience!
Very nice tree 🌲
Cheers, thanks for stopping by!
Excellent video.
Thank you very much!
I can’t get cedrus cuttings to root at a high success rate, so it’s impressive you could get an air layer, I need to check the method you used because I have so many cedrus branches on multiple different cultivars which will be perfect for bonsai, I can air layer maples with good success rates, so really gotta try this.
Sometime you just have to have a go! Thicker branch’s on mature trees I’ve struggled with but I’m sure in time would work if you have an exceptional piece of movement you wanted to capture. The cutting of atlas cedar are very hard especially with uk strength rooting powder. The Himalayan Cedar Deodore doesn’t seem so fussy seems to root easily from cutting!
Hi great video. Thanks for sharing it. I just bought a blue ceder myself and am planning to do some airlayering on it.
Question: why do you remove the spagnhum moss from the roots? ...why not include the moss in the new pot...so that you leave the fragile roots untouched?
Thank you good luck be patient and don’t have moss to wet! I’ve removed the moss as I want to make sure the Roots flare and are in the order for bonsai from day one! Cedars and pines don’t like being bare rooted so best to get the pain out the way early. I guess I no what I can get away with you may just want to pot straight up will make a great tree just moved up the pit sizes no intervention 😊
Hi ! How long it takes to see the first roots and cut the air layering?
Excellent Job! Do you think Picea Hoopssi could be successfully Air Layered? Thank you
Thank you! I wouldn’t like to say either way as most the information out there suggests cedars (especially blue) don’t Airlayer but I found with persistence they do! If your doin a little irrelevant side branch or something that doesn’t ruin the whole tree. Not no harm in trying! Hoopssi is grafted? so maybe It doesn’t grown great on it own roots that part again you’d maybe want to do some reading. I experiment a lot but you don’t always get the same results :D
Great video. Did you use any hormone gel or powder on that air layer?
Thank you Don, I used a previously banned rooting hormone Bayer StrikeII but we don’t get the strong products here In the uk it seems. The stuff the Americans get in different %strengths could speed things up!
How long would it take to root if I put rooting hormone in it? thank you
Hi Stuart, rooting hormone’s we’re used on these start to finish these took 3 years. For me they were a personal challenge and the ability to get a plant without a graft potentially for bonsai! Layering cedars wouldn’t be commercially viable at that rate :D
Hi need help. I have cedar tree that was damaged by a snowplow. Most lower branches were broken off. The top seems to have recovered well. Is it possible to root the top (15cm diameter)? Thanks
Hi VcasF, I had only just noticed you comment! If there’s strong branches and foliage below where you intend to air-layer you may have a chance being in the vigours part of the tree but that’s quite a thickness and would take about 3 years to remove from the tree if it did root! I would clean up snapped branches up and tidy what’s left and let the tree recover. Being established the roots will be ready to put the work in with mass missing. Hope that help
thanks for the vid. how long are you leaving the wrap on? also, you called it the 'first wrap'...is there a second?
Hi Christopher these layers look me best part of 3 seasons to get of the parent. In between I went back into the layers, trimed callusing up and rewrapped just to see what was happening. The process was the same used in my acer air-layer video
Thank you 😊
Hello what’s the suggested season of the year to airlayering ?
Hi Early spring seems good, iv done late winter and kept them protected seem to work out well. I uploaded a New video up on the subject today!😊
the large garden tree you air layered looks like a larch
Thank you Seinfeld. The large is an Atlas Cedar and the cedar in the pot is a Glacua Cedar. 🌿
How long will it take to root?
Hi I do explain in the video, but these took 3 yrs :D iv made a recent video making more and I have a Himalayan cedar roots in 6 months
Can you layering a cedar in summer?
Yes but earlier on in year let’s the plant adjust to hotter weather in my opinion!
Can I ask you how long it took to layer?
I do explain in all my cedars Airlayer videos of which I have 3 just on that subject! However around 3 years start to finish blue cedar. Himalayan Cedar less than one year! A personal achievement more than anything 🌱
@@nillysbonsai9636 sorry, I will admit I didn’t look beyond this video
Have you had luck with ground layering?
Not something iv done much of as most the branches I select for use are higher up, but if it AirLayers well it should ground layer. Ground layers are probably preferable if possible as you can allow a greater growing space and not get such a root tangle in a confined moss ball. However some species like this cedar requires life bellow the layer and of courses above to be successful in my opinion. Thanks for stopping by 🌱