How to Prune and Decandle your Black Pine Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Mastering Basic Bonsai Techniques by Jason Chan
www.easternleaf.com
In this video, we go through some of the techniques for pruning your black pine bonsai including decandling, proper balancing, and general tips and techniques. 
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Thank you! I have a Black Pine that is 20 years in my care and he needs a shaping!
The very best video I ever watch for black pine tree bonsai tutorial
Another EXCELLENT, INSTRUCTIVE, video/lesson!
Hi Jason, thanks for the great tutorials. Very easy to understand and great detail on the photography. Keep 'em coming please. Thanks.
Really helpful for me as I've only really collected pine but don't know how to get the ramification untill now, thankyou
I just got my first two JBPs. This was exactly what I needed Jason. 🙏
Thanx Jason, this was really well presented. I appreciate the time you took to share this. I learned a few things.
The most helpful video I have seen on this topic. Thank you
Thanks so much for all details you have shared
Have a nice day
Great info, I just ordered a Black Pine from your online store. Looking forward to applying what you have shown in this video.
By far the most helpful advice I have seen on this ‘king of bonsais’. I have studied with several people, one of whom was a Japanese master here in Australia who specialised in black pine, and this is still the best tutorial I have received. Thanks for making it so simple Jason. Looking forward to now trawling your site to find other seasonal care of black pine. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much!
I am new to the JBP bonsai. This de-candle info is very helpful. I like how you explain each step in a systematically. Thanks you so much!
I would like to say that your videos have been the most helpful I have seen. you go over so much detail and that's what others just won't do. I am really looking forward to seeing more videos. I would love to see some on working with and on dead wood and what one would need to do so. I would also like to see maybe some on maples and maybe oaks as well. thank you for these great videos and I wish you the best.
Great video . I like the very close up shots. You really explain everything. But keep it easy to understand as well. .looking forward to future videos
There was five candles on one at my apex this really helped me to understand the process thank you!
For me best video tutorial ever regarding Pine Bonsai pruning!! 👌
Excellent tutorial video! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing your skill and experience.
excellent teaching skills. good mind for awareness of what we DON'T know, but you do.
Really appreciate your in-depth explanations....Thx! Just found your channel!
Hi Jason ,Great video demonstration on Decandle a black pine.I fully understand how to carry out this work myself now after watching.Cheers.
very clear explanation, nice production, thanks for sharing!
Very nice information on black pine 🌲 ! Good work
superb video! very helpful. Thank you.
thk you, very helpful, found pruning bonsai pines confusing and was anxious, but this ceraintly helped
Such a helpful video! Thank you
Thank you for your explanations. You are awesome at helping us newbie! Love your videos!
An excellent tutorial - the technique was fully and clearly explained. Thank you Jason!
Thank you sooo much! I really needed this.🙋♀️
Thanks, you made this a simple as possible to understand.
Now I know! Thank you for that helpful tutorial.
Thank you. The instructions are very clear.
Very informative! Thanks for sharing. Please make more videos on pruning, trimming, and styling black pines. Thanks
This made so much sense. I have struggled with understanding care of black pines even though I have been taught by an expert in the field.
Very informative. Thank you very much.
Thank you for the subtitle option, it make me more easy to understand because English is not my first language.
And very helping video , thanks a lot :)
Great information!!
Thanks you for my seeds and videos like this from Eastern leaf
Hello Jason, a very nice and clear video!. So much detailed descriptions. It was very helpfull (anyway for the next season :-))
Thank you for the best explanation
I have watched tons of vids on black pine pruning and this vid is bar far the best. Would love to hear about what to do with the leader when you have multiple candles at the apex
Amazing video! I'd love to see a Larch version.
Great lesson!
Congratulations good for the educational videos. I recently opened a bonsai channel and I know how much work there is on those videos. greetings from Spain
Cool I'm planning on growing some trees from seed this spring so I can get started on growing some stuff.
Thx you for very good video with explanation !
helped me a lot to develop my pine! thx mate!
Excellente video!
The best tutorial jbp ever👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
So helpful! thank you! I just got a 30 year old black pine, but i am relatively unfamiliar with them.
Very good tutorial.
tks for your time... regards
Awesome video
Great video, keep making more
BEST BONSAI VIDEO EVER!!!!!! It's almost November, are you going to show the next branch selection cuttings you make on that "Y" branch? That would be really helpful.
Very helpfull. Thanks man!!
I also would like to know if these same techniques can be used on a white pine.Great video, always look forward to videos from you.Thanks
Very helpful !! thanks
oh man... a very interesting video! thanks for sharing!! :)
Thank you very much.
Very helpful!!
Awesome vid
Ty, so helping
Excellent
Very informative
Your style and clarit are appreciated. Can you please explain further energy distribution?
Very good
Subscribed! Hi Jason. Echoing other comments, you've detailed and demonstrated
with quality videography what I've had such a hard time wrapping my head around the
"Bonsai Today Master Series" book. You made it easier to understand and I like your
10 day 3 stage (10/3) interval too. This video gives me more confidence in my BP care.
read on...
I would be very grateful if you would duplicate this video, especially for White Pine but also
one for Mugho pine which pots up in Summer months, but need confidence in styling and pruning
my Mugho. I have no confidence with my WP and am losing style with a beautiful one.
I have 3 very nice sized WP and need such guidance as you demonstrated with this wonderful
Black Pine bonsai video. Thank you!
This explaination was very clear & understandable. Thank you
I have 2 Qs further...
1) the branches or needles or candles v cut. Can v put them in soil & grow new trees?
2) when u cut candles then u removed the extra needles below. So will these needles grow back or not?
It's one of the hakuho pine tree. Rather large lol but looks like a bonsai. I just want to keep its shape. Thank you so much for the reply.
Hey Jason, I'm very new at Bonsai. I thank you for all your very informative videos. I have just dug up a few black pines which a few of them are pretty leggy. 1 of the trees was about 6' tall with about a 2 1/2" trunk and I cut it down to about 1'. My questions are, can I just cut back the leggy branches and will they bud and still grow branches after they are cut back? And will the "stump" I now have, start to grow branches? I know deciduous trees will, but I seen no info for the pines. Maybe you could a video on this subject. Thanks Eric
please more:D great job
I get that you remove all the candles in summer for a JBP and select two to keep in the fall. What do you do with the new candles that have grown long from the spot of the summer cut that you decided to keep in the fall? Do you cut those back again leaving some needles at the base of the candle in the fall?
Hi Jason. Great videos the best on the web I have watched! Could you make a video pruning a juniper and a Japanese Maple please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Hello Eastern Leaf! I was wondering if you could do a review on one of your seed kits?
Thank you for this tutorial. Does this same method apply to any pine tree?
Tutorial mantap👍👍👍
This is great :) Can you do something similar covering white pines? Thanks
I red a technique where they only pinch the candles (cutting them for approx. 60%) before the needles come out.
Can you explain the difference between "gap cutting" and "pinching" candles and the idea behind this.
Thanx for the clear video!
Very good vidio and audio that is plane and clear. Now I know I was cutting candles the wrong way
It's all about pruning them candles!
Bonsai Talk Yeah man! thats where its at!
Thanks buddy
thanks
Great vids, great work, you've clearly got the bug just two things,! could you please use seasonal references whenever you're talking about timing, early /mid/late spring for example .This would be a great help for people living in different parts of the world and would make your teaching more widespread and practical to those living out of US. Also whats your take on spring candle work?
Good video, could you do a video about fertilizing a black pine bonsai, please?
Hey there Jason, love your work, it's really awesome. Got a little confused with energy distribution. The material I've been reading says to cut the strong candles at the apex 1st so the energy goes downs to the weaker ones developing them and then the middle section and botton. Help me out plz! Greatings from Brazil.👏👏👏🌱🌳
You are correct! 30 plus yrs. with 2 Bonsai businesses, now retired to just JBP's. Over 30 in my own collection.
Hi. Experts say to cut the stronger branches first ie the top first. If you cut the weaker branches first they get weaker.
Wow. Thank you so much for this informative video. I have a Japanese black pine that’s about 13 years old, and I was stressing about how and when to trim the candles. You’re awesome, sir. Would you think these dates are the same in Florida?
Hello Jason, thank you for your video sharing. Really enjoying watching them. However when I pruned my pine this summer it died. Don’t know what did I do wrongly and will them come back? Best regards, Helen
Hi Jason, I live in Australia so the time frame for pruning is different. I have watched your video and it was really fantastic. I do though before I try let you know what has happened. If have had my bonsai pruned by a person that was a bonsai specialist and in the summer of last we had horrific bushfires and he lost his house along with all his bonsais of over 100 years. I do not know where he is at present, but I have this magnificent black pine very old and have been afraid to tackle this myself. It is two years now and the tree is very healthy but very bushy. What do I do in this instance when I have these years coming up to three without pruning? What do I take it back to? What do I leave and pick off? Need to do this properly and need all the help I can get. This tree means more than you know, just knowing he has lost all his trees and I have two very old ones that deserve the best.
Thanks for sharing information. Would air layering works for Black Pine?
Hi, I picked up a pine today rescuing it from the sale section, it has great features so I want to bonsai it. Not sure of the cultivar as there was no label but looks very similar to this although there is no gap before the candles. I have clipped the bottom few branches as per this video. My plan is to continue clipping them through summer. Just wondering at what time of year you recommend pruning off whole branches, wiring and root pruning to expose the nebarie and move to a training pot?
As a complete bonsai beginner who brought a small, ~20 cm tall, pine from nursery to turn into bonsai, I didn't get why to decandle in the first place. Would be useful to explain at the very start why all that cutting is done.
How many years did it take to grow the pine that size? I just bought a bonsai kit and I’m so excited how it will turn out!
I love the pot you have in this video. Where do you get your pots?
Hello, this video was a before and after for me, now there are several doubts that I had about the meikiri, just to make it more clear to me, in what season of the year did you cut the candles?
excellent video. Would the same technique of pruning sections (bottom to top, separated by 10 days) apply to a full size tree?
Thank you bro your video always helps!! Have you ever heard of BANSHOSHO Japanese black pine ??I just got one I can not find it on RUclips ONLY if I google it, it’s about 25 to 30 years old and needs some tlc …
I bought a really nice pine from a nursery (pinus heldreichii), I bought it because it had a good size, shape and a fat trunk with old bark but the branches are quite bare with growth only at the ends, there is nothing going on close to the trunk. I know that pines don't back bud as easily as deciduous trees but will it back bud at all?
Would love to see a video on wiring and pruning azaleas :)
gilllie666 Me too! ive got 3
Eeeeasy to follow. Thanks a bunch for this great tutorial. I have a Mugo. Should I treat it the same way?