How to Make Cuttings for Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2020
- Last week someone asked how to properly take a cutting, so I thought I would make a video trying to explain from start to finish how to do so. This covers when to take cuttings, what kind of cuttings to take, where to keep them, what kind of soil to use, etc.
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Never been able to get cuttings to root but I will give your advice a go.
What kind of trees have you been trying?
@@smalltrees Acer Palmatum but seeing your vid has given me hope thanks
Many thanks! I think was me, I really appreciate, I see clearly how to cut in the node of lignified wood for the roots to develop, will be trying it for sure!
Awesome, glad it helped! Let me know if you get good results.
Great project i really enjoyed it,and i know that your next project will also be great
Did your cutting root?
So is it too late to do semi-lignified cuttings? Zone 8b, October. Thank you for a great video. I love the details you provided regarding the difference between the types of cuttings.
If you have bottom heat and can protect from the cold, you can do it year-round! Just going to need to create a stable, warm, humor environment.
great info, I need to know in detail how to cut up those cuttings in detail again, it happened so fast, Im new, where to cut...etc, any links for vids ?
I can do that in an upcoming video while I'm trimming. No problem!
Your content is brilliant! Please turn up the volume. I don't know why RUclips doesn't auto-level the sound, but it doesn't...
Whenever I watch my newer videos back on RUclips they seem loud..I wonder why it sounds different for me.
So is there holes in the pan?
In the top there are some. None in the bottom. I try to control the humidity and soil dampness by adding water every week or two when the sides of the container stop showing a lot of condensation.
Hey small trees - found your channel recently, glad I did. One thing - can you adjust your output audio up a bit? It sounds so very quiet compared to everything else. Really am enjoying your videos, thank you again for sharing.
No problem. I get that feedback a lot and it sounds good on my end. I'll have to make a demo video and get feedback from everyone on how loud to make me.
@@smalltrees If it's helpful, I think your voice is a good volume with headphones but on speakers (I use Bose) I have to raise the overall speaker volume 25 to 50% on your videos compared to other similar video.
That's very helpful. Thank you! I'll try to figure out how to optimize it for speakers as well.
Great vis. I did a branch from all of my trees stuck in sand late janruary. 80% started growing leaves about 30 days later. Another 30 days and 1/2 have roots. Then it snowed on Easter, and got down to 30 degrees. Killed 1/2. I'm so mad.. Left a like
What rooting hormone do you use? I struggle deciding which one to pick.
I just made a cutting like this befor watching this and already got all these steps but where do I get a good soil for a cutting and what would it be called. Thx😃🥵
You can use the soil that was too fine to go in your pots if you want. If you want to buy from the store, perlite works very well and is cheap.
small trees thank you so much sorry to bother you I’m new and trying to get all the info I can I just wanted to know one more thing I’m growing a Carmona cutting indoors and don’t know if I should seal it in a container or leave open
No bother at all. I would try to keep the humidity up, so a medium-sized container would be best. If inside, some indirect sunlight would be good.
How about a video on fertilization.
I can do that. Would you prefer more info on growing bed fertilization or pot fertilization?
@@smalltrees I'm mostly growing in pots but I do have a half dozen trees that were going into the ground. Mybe you could do a video on the pros and cons of each. Thanks
@@smalltrees sorry I don't think I was vary clear on what I meant. I meant growing beds verses the ground.
Also I think you should do it on both pots and beds.
Okay. I'll do a little planning and see what I can come up with.
@@smalltrees thanks I love your videos. There clear and easy to fallow. They could be longer to and I wouldn't mind.
Hi can you tell me the book you mentioned? thanks
It is Bonsai Maples by Andrea Meriggioli. It's one of the best books on maples out there. Hard to get in the US though. The easiest way is to contact Andrea directly on Facebook.
how much time they need to root?
If you put them on a heating pad, three to four weeks for good roots probably. Without bottom heat 5-6 weeks is a guess.
So what about watering? How often?
As long as I can see humidity on the walls and the soil seems moist, I don't water. Maybe a cup of water a week, if that.
Ok, and since we’re coming up on fall and colder weather, do I keep outside or shelter them? They’re oak cuttings. BTW love your videos, so easy to follow.
Thank you! It is late in the year to start cuttings, but if you can keep bottom heat on them and maybe keep them in the garage (depending on your location) they may do okay. I have been working on a big non-bonsai project and I'll share it soon. First time doing any masonry/carpentry/construction so I am not comfortable sharing the process (I did a ton of stuff wrong), but I'll show the finished product and tell how to make it.