Rooting Juniper Cuttings!

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  • Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
  • In a step by step description I show the proven methods for taking cuttings of Chinese Juniper bonsai, and my way to ensure rooting success when converting trimming to rooted cuttings of Chinese Junipers such as kishu and ittoigawa. Join this video and learn how to root Chinese Juniper cuttings
    0:00 Love of Juniper Bonsai
    0:45 How to take cuttings of Juniper
    2:45 Substrate for rooting Juniper cuttings
    3:33 Planting rooted Cuttings
    4:58 What makes good cuttings material
    6:05 Is this branch too thick to root?
    6:41 Rooted example of optimal juniper cutting size
    7:05 Overview of different types and sizes of cuttings and their suitability
    8:30 Should you use rooting homone for juniper cuttings
    8:40 How long does it take for Juniper cuttings to root?
    9:10 What to do with flowers and seeds when rooting cuttings
    9:30 How to recognize rooted cuttings?
    10:54 When to take Juniper Cuttings?
    11:30 What is the rooting percentage for juniper cuttings?
    12:00 Where to place cuttings & aftercare
    12:30 Final words (Joke)
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Комментарии • 179

  • @XaviersBonsaiRetreat
    @XaviersBonsaiRetreat 2 года назад +36

    This has got to be the best explanation and demonstration of juniper cuttings I have seen. Blown away Jelle - thanks very much.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +3

      Ohw.. That is so nice of you! Glad you like it! Feel free to share it around :)!

  • @GrowingBonsai
    @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +15

    Hi All, I hope this help you in growing Juniper from cuttings! Please drop a comment, and let me know your experience, tips and tricks!
    (And of course, if you like the video, hit that like thumbs up!)

    • @media-maniacs
      @media-maniacs Год назад

      As you are pretty successfull rooting them, i am curious at which temperatur and humidity you keep them. I live in Southspain and we have about 25-50% humidity throughout the year without almost no rain and all itoigawa and kishu cuttings i tried so far die after some days.

  • @stevenzacharakis
    @stevenzacharakis 3 месяца назад +1

    Best explanation on the internet.
    And thanks for confirming they take forever to root lol

  • @shirynbaldaccini3385
    @shirynbaldaccini3385 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is the best video about rooting from cuttings. Thanks for sharing with us your knowledge!

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  11 месяцев назад

      So nice of you! Spread the word ;)

  • @greensage395
    @greensage395 Год назад +6

    I can see where I went wrong....my cuttings held for a long time, but they ultimately failed...I was using too old of growth! This was inspiring, I shall try again! Thank you!

  • @DwiyantoBonsai
    @DwiyantoBonsai Год назад +1

    I am very lucky to find your channel in terms of providing education about how to grow roots on Juniper plants. thank you for sharing very good knowledge

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Hi Dwi, welcome! Gad to have been of help!

  • @Dovietail
    @Dovietail Год назад +1

    Wicked girl here who just took a qhile bucket of juniper cuttings at the Grand Canyon. Thanks for the great tips!

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      Hey, I do hope you took them from a tree with suitable foliage, and from a tree which was not growing in a protected area?

  • @PeterJames468
    @PeterJames468 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for a very informative video. The amount of detail based on your experience is invaluable.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      Hi Peter, thank you so much. When making videos, I TRY to create videos with content so the viewer can replicate things :)

  • @MujoNatureArt
    @MujoNatureArt Год назад +1

    Nice demonstration and for sure the first time I have seen someone top the substrate with vermiculite. That’s an interesting idea that I will
    for sure try. I’m planning to take a bunch of Chinese juniper cuttings soon… thanks for the idea!

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Glad you liked it! Do let me know how this works for you!

  • @kostastheo2043
    @kostastheo2043 7 месяцев назад

    Amazing content, thanks for all the details!!

  • @user-dp1cy7dx3t
    @user-dp1cy7dx3t 7 месяцев назад

    "for the rooting to cut!" had me haha, thanks, very informative and in depth

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  6 месяцев назад

      lol, and it was not even intended!

  • @johnryan1211
    @johnryan1211 Год назад

    Excellent Video, Thanks.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Glad it was helpful! Are you rooting junipers yourself at the moment?

  • @rajendralimbu3360
    @rajendralimbu3360 Год назад

    You sir is the best 👍🏻

  • @edstud1
    @edstud1 2 года назад

    Very good video, thanks!

  • @scheers100
    @scheers100 2 года назад +1

    My late summer/early fall cuttings have the most succes. Like you I try to propagate/root al my cutting, with mixed succes with different species. Keep growing! 👍

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      Hi Wouter, good to hear. How are your overall rooting rates?

    • @scheers100
      @scheers100 2 года назад

      My metasequoia cutting where al successfully rooted, 2 types of juniper and 2 types of thuja where about 80% succes. With spring cuttings of these species I had no succes! Wisteria(from the lady next door)cuttings al failed,spring and fall cutting. So I airlayerd the wisteria, with succes👌

  • @simontonsornchristiansen1588
    @simontonsornchristiansen1588 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for sharing. 😊

  • @jaimeescobar3957
    @jaimeescobar3957 2 года назад

    Thanks again for the great video …

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      My pleasure Jaime! I hope there was something new in there for you, or I could confirm your own thoughts!

  • @BlueJayBonsai
    @BlueJayBonsai 2 года назад +1

    Very well produced Jelle! 👍

  • @natrjack965
    @natrjack965 2 года назад

    Great advice Jelle 👍 going to try and take some cutting from my junipers..

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Have fun! I always enjoy the sight of new groth on my cuttings, even though I really should stop propagating!

    • @natrjack965
      @natrjack965 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai my green house was intended for tomatoes 🍅 and chilli 🌶 I have catus that I put in there from inside the house and cuttings from trees in my garden and seeds which I bought from amazon two years ago which are doing well ..

  • @aaron6315
    @aaron6315 2 месяца назад

    Nice one! Thanks.

  • @greenmachinesweden
    @greenmachinesweden 2 года назад

    Great vid. I have a few cuttings that looks like success now. 😀👍

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Great! How long did it take for them to start growing?

    • @greenmachinesweden
      @greenmachinesweden 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai They were taken in mid winter. And just show signs of growth now.

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 8 месяцев назад

    Going to do this on my California Juniper. Thanks……. ❤❤❤

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  7 месяцев назад

      Looking forward to hearing your success!

  • @Ficusforev
    @Ficusforev 7 месяцев назад

    I will have to try this!

  • @brianparnell2256
    @brianparnell2256 2 года назад

    Taken Juniper cuttings a few weeks ago but added rooting powder, didn’t know any different until now, hope they take. I’ll know better next time. Thanks.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      No worries. I doubt it will be a big issue. Personally I just try to take all potential problems out of the equation :)

  • @VinhVoTV
    @VinhVoTV Год назад

    nhiều tác phẩm đẹp 👍❤

  • @BONSAIenCORTO
    @BONSAIenCORTO 2 года назад

    Im gonna try and see what I get....... really thank you!!!!

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      You are going to get a garden full of Junipers!

    • @BONSAIenCORTO
      @BONSAIenCORTO 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai hope so!!!!

  • @antiduckable
    @antiduckable 4 месяца назад

    Hopefully some of my Itoigawa rootings cut! 🤞

  • @robertawestbrooks9531
    @robertawestbrooks9531 Год назад

    Wow, so awesome 😂❤

  • @jameslangschied7900
    @jameslangschied7900 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you so very much for this outstanding advice. I definitely will try to do this according to your suggestions. I wonder, do kishu and itoigawa strike successfully?

  • @mikeswain1945
    @mikeswain1945 2 года назад +3

    Another really helpful video Jelle, thank you for sharing. Sorry, I didn't catch what the three mediums were you used at 2:45 please, can you list what they were please?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +5

      Hi Mike, I used something very coarse at the bottom, really just to stop the rest of the substrate from falling through. If you are less lazy you can of course just insert a mesh at the bottom of the pot. THen I fill the pot with the substrate I use for all my trees to have the roots to grow into. The top is vermiculity, which I find a nice, sterile medium in which cuttings start rooting very well because of a good air/water balance, I think.

    • @mikeswain1945
      @mikeswain1945 2 года назад

      Thank you for the help Jelle, really appreciated.

    • @russneese1004
      @russneese1004 Год назад +1

      What is the best substrate to use?

    • @user-bj8vv2rd3m
      @user-bj8vv2rd3m 10 месяцев назад +2

      This was so helpful to me. Thank you.

  • @threefourninetyfour
    @threefourninetyfour Год назад +2

    Very helpful video. My question is - why no soil? How do the roots get nutrients?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +3

      hm.. I never fertilize my cuttings. Certainly initially there are no roots for active uptake. And once roots start to develop I hope for more root activity, which helped by low nutrient levels. Open substrate aids in root development

  • @abcslakdjflaksjdf
    @abcslakdjflaksjdf 9 месяцев назад +7

    A very detailed video which was helpful. But I am surprised that you didn't tell us what the substrate that you are rooting the bonsai in is? You mentioned that you put vermiculite on top, but you didn't say what the substrate was. I feel like this must be an important aspect of the rooting process

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад +2

      I doubt it is important to be honest. I use my regular substrate !

    • @fieldcroft
      @fieldcroft 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@GrowingBonsai Great video . . . but unhelpful response.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      @@fieldcroft why unhelpfull?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад +3

      @@fieldcroft you are aware you can just go to any YT channel and pop a searchterm? www.youtube.com/@GrowingBonsai/search?query=substrate

    • @taima_tube6430
      @taima_tube6430 4 месяца назад +1

      @@GrowingBonsai Hi I'm uninvolved in the conversation, but I believe the reason they were concerned about the substrate is what you said in the very beginning of the video regarding the substrate and success rate of propagation.

  • @mehranashkanian2747
    @mehranashkanian2747 Год назад

    Thanks for the great information. Would it help to cover the cuttings in the pots by a plastic bag.? Any special temperature? What is the best time to get cuttings. Can I do it now middle of April?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      I am not convinced that a bag would aid. Juniper does not loose water quickly. I just take them, plant them, put them in a semi-shaded spot and wait. I have not really found a best time. I take them when I prune my tree,which can be multiple times of the year!

  • @user-uy3pl8gp4u
    @user-uy3pl8gp4u Год назад

    Helluva video full of great information. Thanks for sharing.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      You are so welcome! Do have a browse on my channel, there might be other fun videos!

  • @davidstokes925
    @davidstokes925 Год назад

    Great video Jelle! Does it help or hurt the cuttings if you use a plastic bag to make a small greenhouse. Thanks my friend!

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Hey David, this is an open question to me too. In general, junipers like airflow and in humid conditions they can get challenges. I have therefor never tried. But my cuttings just sit low on the ground, below a bench, and grass over summer get long and they are well protected. I could imagine something to create humidity around them would help, as long as they are frequently ventilated.

  • @jarrettvasco7710
    @jarrettvasco7710 4 месяца назад

    So it is early April and I took two cuttings off of my juniper bonsai and removed a good amount on the bottom and some of the bark and place them in water. Just curious if this would work??

  • @frequencycapacitor
    @frequencycapacitor 3 месяца назад

    Deadly

  • @mariannerivard3792
    @mariannerivard3792 Год назад

    I’m wondering what temperature you keep your cuttings in. And also I’d like to know if you ever tried growing a ginkgo from cuttings and how you go about it I’ve tried many times and have failed.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +2

      Juniper are just regular outside temps. I place them under a bench so they get watered whenever I water the trees.
      I have rooted Ginkgo, just take herbacious shoots in summer and plant them deep in organice humid substrate. Or hardwoord cuttings in fall.

  • @kjdubs5877
    @kjdubs5877 3 месяца назад

    Can I use basic organic potting mix as a substrate?

  • @harrietb2141
    @harrietb2141 2 года назад

    Thank you☺️🌺

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Hi Hariet, I hope this helps you. Are you propagating Junipers?

    • @harrietb2141
      @harrietb2141 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai I used to, but This winter and vild spring killed trees that I had berb working with for 15 years. Pine maples juniper and other nativ trees. I kind of lost the feeling😢Try to get it back watching you and other bonsai entusiasts. I dont either have a gteenhouse, but it went Well so many years. Its so sad ,its like some dear familymembers died.

    • @harrietb2141
      @harrietb2141 2 года назад

      Sorry about the spelling. Autokorrelation

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      @@harrietb2141 Sorry to hear! I guess everyone growing bonsai should have a sheltered space that can be sued if weather decides to go extreme. Last year I purchased heating cables because temps were dropping to -15c for a week and my shed was frozen fully, not great for Olives!

    • @harrietb2141
      @harrietb2141 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai I have bougt a pop up poly tent, that I Will protect my leftovers in. And I forgot say Iam not experienced with cuttings, so I lern a lot from you. You are Very good at teatching☺️

  • @anandbeilfuss1461
    @anandbeilfuss1461 6 месяцев назад

    Do we keep the cuttings in the shade or.. ? Because 12 months is a long time, or should be in sun? Thanks

  • @androceros
    @androceros 2 месяца назад

    Great information. I have transplanted some small Juniper with 50% success, some grow on our property in less than optimal places and are difficult to dig up due to rocky soil. I have never done a cutting. Do you leave the cuttings out all winter? I guess this cutting process is best done in the spring? Thanks!

  • @notaclue7227
    @notaclue7227 2 года назад +2

    Hi Jelle. Love your videos, very informative. Can I ask what substrate you use please? Thanks. Steve

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Hey NotAClue, of course you can. I use a mix of baked clay / diatomous earth, pine bark and Pumice, as main ingredients. HOwever, as I recycle my substrate, lots of other components are in it in low concentrations!

    • @notaclue7227
      @notaclue7227 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai Thank You. Houdoe en bedankt

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      @@notaclue7227 U benne Brabo?

    • @notaclue7227
      @notaclue7227 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai Sorry. The only Dutch I know 😉

  • @wesleychapellifewithGrace3254
    @wesleychapellifewithGrace3254 Год назад

    Can you write down what you used for the soil or medium to plant the cuttings ?

  • @philbrownred6500
    @philbrownred6500 2 года назад

    I live in the US in the state of Georgia. Should I leave the cuttings outside thru the winter or root then inside or does it matter?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      Depend a little on the weather you get there. My winters are mild. -10 is normally cold (Although we have been hitting much colder in recent years). If you do not get continuous deep frost, they normally should be OK. Covering with snow helps to reduce dissection!

  • @imSUPERcereal0
    @imSUPERcereal0 Год назад

    What time of year is the best time to try and root the cuttings? Especially in a northern temperate climate.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      The method used here I use for cuttings from the current year. So normally I take them in spring.

  • @charlesauger4673
    @charlesauger4673 9 месяцев назад

    very informative. how often do you water the cuttings?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      These sit below the bench with my trees on it. So they get watered whenever I water my regular junipers!

  • @devanmccarty1625
    @devanmccarty1625 Год назад

    Love your videos! Can you start cuttings in fall?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      Perfect timing of your question! November 12th I expect to put out a video on cuttings of Elm in fall. In general, yes, one can. But it is slightly different than the softwood cuttings!

    • @devanmccarty1625
      @devanmccarty1625 Год назад

      @@GrowingBonsai thank you. I have some Nursery stock juniper that I plan to style and would like to use the cuttings.

  • @vinniehandymanllc7053
    @vinniehandymanllc7053 Год назад

    Do you put it in full sun after planted or put in shaded area till you notice growth?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      These are in a spot below my benches where they get a little bit of sun but never for hours on end. (Semi shade)

  • @jonnyjonbo
    @jonnyjonbo Месяц назад

    Hello mate. Where can I find some of these same junipers?

  • @yoteslaya7296
    @yoteslaya7296 2 года назад +2

    I'm trying to fast grow some itoigawa and Kishu. What are the best soil conditions for juniper for optimal growth. Also have you tired growing in a colander?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      Open substrate. Lots f fertilizer and water and sun is best for good growth. I have tried colanders but for me they dry out too quickly!

    • @yoteslaya7296
      @yoteslaya7296 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai sounds like you needed more organic material or something that holds water more for a colander

  • @hunterbates9539
    @hunterbates9539 Год назад

    What season do you recommend planting juniper cuttings in South Arkansas?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Not sure what the weather is in Arkansas. If you have a dry climate, I would cut and plant at the start of the humid period.

  • @abelcervantessalas7165
    @abelcervantessalas7165 Год назад

    En cuanto tiempo ya echaron raíces?
    How much time takes to root?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      Varies a lot. Normally cuttings taken in fall, root the next spring. Often spring-cuttings root the same year but not always

  • @inpoeluanga9586
    @inpoeluanga9586 9 месяцев назад

    When is the right time to rooting juniper and where you keep them I’m living around Seattle ( weather is cold in winter)

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      I keep them under a bench which holds my juniper, yearround. I am not sure when it is best. I take cuttings when I prune, normally in spring but also in winter. I am not convinced I see big differences in rooting success.

  • @angkringansoka8613
    @angkringansoka8613 2 года назад

    Waowwwwwww 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

  • @Lchends
    @Lchends Год назад

    I'm assuming it's very unlikely, but would it be possible to use thicker branches to make bonsai? I'm asking that because a big juniper was cut at my uncle's condo, I was wondering if I could use some of the thick branches to replant it and hope for it to create roots

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      Some people are indeed succesfull rooting thick branches. I would put them in a small greenhouse, ensuring 100% air humidity

    • @Lchends
      @Lchends Год назад

      @@GrowingBonsai interesting

  • @pietropieroni5685
    @pietropieroni5685 Год назад

    hi, can I ask you in what period I can transplant a 1 year old juniper. with cuttings taken in the winter which is vegging over the summer now. I mean I wait another year. or i can do it already now in autumn or spring 2023 .thank you

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      if you took them last fall, and now they are growing, that is a VERY good indication they are rooting. I would certainly pot them up inidividually in early fall

    • @pietropieroni5685
      @pietropieroni5685 Год назад

      @@GrowingBonsai , ok I will do it in this fall . I’m from nord Italy . Here the clime change in October . So I will understand , in fall do you mean when the temperature it’s going under 20 degree ore more cold . Thanks

  • @popscratchie3985
    @popscratchie3985 Год назад

    Hi just wondering what kind of juniper is it you are using?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      2 different types. Both Chinese juniper. The first was itoigawa. The second is probably "blaauw"

  • @Haveaniceday80
    @Haveaniceday80 2 года назад

    What is a easy tree to begin with? As first bonsai?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +2

      Hi There. Tricky question.. Depends on where you live and where you want to keep it. I would select a species that you find all around your neighbourhood: They can deal with your local climate. For temperate climate juniper, larch and ulmus are pretty robust!

  • @aytenhanimincicekleri5772
    @aytenhanimincicekleri5772 2 года назад

    Güzel paylaşım olmuş emeğine sağlık kanalımıza abone oldu 👉🎁

  • @jeremiahlee2146
    @jeremiahlee2146 2 года назад

    How often do you water your cuttings?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      these stand below a bench with bonsai and get dripwater every time i water my bonsai, so in summer daily

  • @vytautaschrapacas4294
    @vytautaschrapacas4294 Год назад

    hello , what about propagating junipers from seeds ?i heard that is really long process

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      Theat works, seeds can take a long time to germinate. I have done it once, but decided that cuttings of a good plant are better than from seed where you do not know what you will get.

    • @vytautaschrapacas4294
      @vytautaschrapacas4294 Год назад +1

      very true , just i had many different species seeds just for interest to try propagate them .Like my red pines all summer they was nice green and now all of them become purple color looks like they all dying ...I don't know what happens to them

  • @fathimadawjee7990
    @fathimadawjee7990 10 месяцев назад

    When do you put thr tree on groun

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      In the ground for grwing out you mean?

  • @coolcalm582
    @coolcalm582 Год назад

    Sir do older shoot gives roots faster or younger shoot? I can see u hv used younger shoot cuttings..is there any science behind it?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      The shoots of this year are much easier to root. I think it has to do with the tissue still being very much in development. For older branches, typically wintercuttings are recommended.

    • @coolcalm582
      @coolcalm582 Год назад +1

      @@GrowingBonsai thnx

  • @hazeieris4478
    @hazeieris4478 Год назад

    Does this work with Itoigawa junipers?

  • @hashiramabonsai
    @hashiramabonsai 4 месяца назад

    in which time of the year do you plant the cuttings?

    • @hashiramabonsai
      @hashiramabonsai 4 месяца назад

      sorry your video just answered the question, thought this video doesnt look like end of summer, i also do it anytime of the year basically

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  4 месяца назад +1

      Right now!

  • @bartstellink307
    @bartstellink307 Год назад

    Hi, another dutch bonsai guy here. Just wondering how you write the "secret" stuff on top of it all. In english and dutch please. If your method works that well, it should work for me too. Loved the video a lot, thanks.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад +1

      Hey Bart, have you seen the video on taking japanese maple cutrings? I think most details will be answered. I use vermiculite as rooting medium. But juniper I have rooted in many other substrates too tbh

    • @bartstellink307
      @bartstellink307 Год назад +1

      @@GrowingBonsai Yes, thank you! (usually I watch all videos when I start following, so I will come across the mentioned video)

  • @qxwt
    @qxwt 8 месяцев назад

    Any updates?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  8 месяцев назад

      Not on these cuttings to be honest. A number of videos on the channel deal with the next steps though!

  • @Yurup
    @Yurup 2 года назад +1

    Up to 100%. Well i guess it doesn't go any higher 😏

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Guess not :) Always nice to see all cuttings root!

  • @taylorhillard4868
    @taylorhillard4868 Год назад

    Ah, if only shimpaku juniper rooted as easily as the parsonii. I've had some success with the larger diameter cuttings, but they tend to only send out once or two long roots from those swolen nodes, and nowhere else, so it doesn't lend well to future bonsai use.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      This is interesting. What substrate do you use? I pretty much only root ittoigawa (a specific variety of shimpaku) cuttings as the rest is less suited for bonsai. I find that they root really well, and typically I get loads of roots with increased roots after each repot.

    • @taylorhillard4868
      @taylorhillard4868 Год назад

      @@GrowingBonsai sometimes perlite, sometimes vermiculite.

  • @Youshisu
    @Youshisu Месяц назад

    0:55 So you can't root thicker branches?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Месяц назад +1

      you can. it takes longer mostly, with bigger risk of loosing them imho

    • @Youshisu
      @Youshisu Месяц назад

      @@GrowingBonsai oh oky, ye I took some after pruning garden, used some fluid for rooting about week ago and now I am waiting for big bonsai, to actually see if it will grow or die :D

  • @fryda-is-inspired
    @fryda-is-inspired Год назад

    What is the “substrate”?

    • @russneese1004
      @russneese1004 Год назад

      Right!… it seems like it’s some top secret recipe 😂

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  9 месяцев назад

      Not really. www.youtube.com/@GrowingBonsai/search?query=substrate

  • @deedahl2866
    @deedahl2866 Год назад

    Hmmm. I never had much success in cuttings this small. Then I had access to some larger cuttings (bigger than a pencil) and had more success.

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  Год назад

      That is interesting! For me, big cuttings fail! Go figure!

  • @qwbo
    @qwbo 10 месяцев назад

    can you please sell some cuttings?

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  10 месяцев назад

      For now, I am keeping them tbh!

    • @qwbo
      @qwbo 10 месяцев назад

      @@GrowingBonsai I beg!!!

  • @alucardone5321
    @alucardone5321 2 года назад

    Das klappt bei mir nie 😔

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      Not? Why not? What do you different from what I do?

    • @alucardone5321
      @alucardone5321 2 года назад

      @@GrowingBonsai i used akadama and Hormone

    • @GrowingBonsai
      @GrowingBonsai  2 года назад

      @@alucardone5321 versuch es mal ohne akadama und ohne hormone. Einfach schneiden. in pumice/bims stecken und schattig stellen.

  • @sowertosow
    @sowertosow 25 дней назад

    But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To him be glory both now and for ever. Amen. 2 Peter 3:18 KJV
    For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 KJV
    Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 KJV
    For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. 2 Corinthians 5:21 KJV
    That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. Romans 10:9 KJV