Thank you so much! I've recently purchased a nicely styled Chinese elm but with a horrible Nabari (only one large root with feeders coming from it). I was going to try your technique but wasn't sure it'd work. Your video just proved it does. 😁
M A R A V I L L O S O... el solo uso de elementos naturales (hasta para atar el musgo) ya es entretenido e ilustrativo. Además de mostrar el progreso tras un año! Eternamente agradecido.
***Update*** After using this method my elm had just a small amount of die off but within 1.5 weeks; new growth sprouting everywhere. I did leave a very small bridge in the graft but surely not enough to hinder new root development (btw, I used rooting hormone powder). Can't wait to see the results next year 😅.
Hallo Peter. Im Prinzip ist das ja wie eine Abmoosung und die kann schief gehen und der obere Teil stirbt ab. Wie tief muss man denn die Rinde entfernen, damit das nicht passiert. Ist ja gerade dann im Wurzelbereich ziemlich riskant, wenn man das falsch macht.
Hallo Andre. Jede Abmoosung ist etwas riskant. Ulmen sind da relativ unempfindlich. Ich entferne auch das Kambium unter der Rinde, am Besten mit einem Messer sorgfältig abschaben.
Hello, great video. I recently found a nice beech Fagus sylvanica with a beautiful trunk and branches, maybe 3-4 years old, perfect for shaping and I would like to make nebari roots. I would like to try this technique. Thank You for sharing.
When repotting a tree after drastic root removal and or air layering bark stripping do not remove any growing tips. Plant growth regulators (only animals produce hormones) will come from the apical meristems. Instead to reduce transpiration from the large leaf surface area I cut many leaves in half. You could also use an antitranspirant like Wiltpruf or CloudCover. You can use approach grafts from cuttings or seedlings while a tree is in the ground or a very large pot to gain large root and trunk diameter.
Great video for the topic itself, especially that you film progress over long timespans so we can see how it actually progresses. But, i think your videos would greatly improve if you would use all the silent time for explanations, it's probably not easy for beginners to recreate it if they don't know air-layering, how deep to cut, etc.
Wunderbar¡¡ Fabuloso. Great work and a better aspect with the new nevari.You get really thick roots on a short time. I like it, thanks and congratulations for your work.Now I saw your face and know how you look like, pleasure Peter (din Vergnügen. ;) Cheers
Hi.. I am new at bonsai...need some help.. I just wired my ficus religiosa's main stem to get an "S" shape... For how long shouldi keep the wiring?? How long will it take to get that shape and stay that way without the wire??. Thanks.
Thanks for your advice, if I have a young sycamore that last summer got black spot disease and shed its leaves, should I postpone repotting for this season?
Terimakasih sudah berbagi ilmunya sangat bermanfaat bagi saya sebagai pemula, saya sudah berlangganan & tekan loncengnya sehat selalu untuk anda salam dari Indonesia🌲 🙏
Two questions if anyone can answer. 1) can you do this with basically and tree and 2) could you do sections around the tree to control exactly where they grow?
@@WorldofBonsai but you cut all the layers off. So there was no water/nutrients flowing from root to tree, I think the worked because its a Chinese elme, which root so easily. On other plants you need to take of the green layer but leave the xylem I think
congratulations on your first try. it was very instructive. I had never thought to create a new nabari. When air layering, I have had some success thickening the base by making 6-8 vertical slices above the rooting cut.
Hi, peeleng the bark off makes the tree think he is going to die, then he is building new roots just at upper end off the peeled off area. Since it takes several month the tree is still taking the energie from the old roots. See my air-layering video in my playlist. Cheers
It's funny how bonsai artists slice and hack a tree just about any where they like and plant it in a medium without worrying about fungal attacks or other diseases. !! What do they really use as fungicides or insecticides ??
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Thank you so much! I've recently purchased a nicely styled Chinese elm but with a horrible Nabari (only one large root with feeders coming from it).
I was going to try your technique but wasn't sure it'd work. Your video just proved it does. 😁
Fine, good luck
Love the calm, patient style you use and the attention to detail. Very enjoyable. Keep it up!
Thank you Gary
M A R A V I L L O S O... el solo uso de elementos naturales (hasta para atar el musgo) ya es entretenido e ilustrativo. Además de mostrar el progreso tras un año! Eternamente agradecido.
De nada, Eduardo. Me alegro de que te guste.
Infonya bermanfaat banget trima kasih ya, salam dari Malang
terima kasih banyak, salam untuk indonesia
I love and enjoy bonsai trees
Thanks
Terima kasih 👍👍👍
***Update*** After using this method my elm had just a small amount of die off but within 1.5 weeks; new growth sprouting everywhere.
I did leave a very small bridge in the graft but surely not enough to hinder new root development (btw, I used rooting hormone powder). Can't wait to see the results next year 😅.
I am happy about your success !
Luar biasa
Terima kasih, saya senang
Amazing skill brother..👍
WOW! Amazing results!!
Thank you
Hallo Peter. Im Prinzip ist das ja wie eine Abmoosung und die kann schief gehen und der obere Teil stirbt ab. Wie tief muss man denn die Rinde entfernen, damit das nicht passiert. Ist ja gerade dann im Wurzelbereich ziemlich riskant, wenn man das falsch macht.
Hallo Andre. Jede Abmoosung ist etwas riskant. Ulmen sind da relativ unempfindlich. Ich entferne auch das Kambium unter der Rinde, am Besten mit einem Messer sorgfältig abschaben.
Hello, great video. I recently found a nice beech Fagus sylvanica with a beautiful trunk and branches, maybe 3-4 years old, perfect for shaping and I would like to make nebari roots. I would like to try this technique. Thank You for sharing.
Good luck and have fun !
@@WorldofBonsai Thank you I hope it will work :)
Verrygood bonsai👍👍
Thank you
When repotting a tree after drastic root removal and or air layering bark stripping do not remove any growing tips. Plant growth regulators (only animals produce hormones) will come from the apical meristems. Instead to reduce transpiration from the large leaf surface area I cut many leaves in half. You could also use an antitranspirant like Wiltpruf or CloudCover. You can use approach grafts from cuttings or seedlings while a tree is in the ground or a very large pot to gain large root and trunk diameter.
Thank you John
Great video for the topic itself, especially that you film progress over long timespans so we can see how it actually progresses.
But, i think your videos would greatly improve if you would use all the silent time for explanations, it's probably not easy for beginners to recreate it if they don't know air-layering, how deep to cut, etc.
Hi, i have already a video in preparation which should explain air-layering more in detail. ..... comes soon. Cheers
Hallo mr very good your bonsai uncle i am adventure bonsai indonesia
Greetings to indonesia
素晴らしい
どうもありがとう
For a ficus, should I make a ring? Or isn't needed for it's a easy rooting tree?
I would do a ring👍
Great video! Nice way to prevent the tree from dying when air layering
thank you
Is good bonsai serut, tanks Mr, I like your bonsai
Thank you, all the best for you
行之有效的方法，改天试试。
我不明白
I should try this out.
Hi, yes you should, peter
Một cách làm hay đáng để anh em yêu Bonsai học hỏi cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ ủng hộ kênh bạn. người đã đăng ký kênh bạn
thank you
very interesting things.
thank you
Welcome
Wunderbar¡¡ Fabuloso. Great work and a better aspect with the new nevari.You get really thick roots on a short time. I like it, thanks and congratulations for your work.Now I saw your face and know how you look like, pleasure Peter (din Vergnügen. ;) Cheers
Pleasure Jose
hi! its a great video. btw, when will u show us how to cut and replant the branches to become a new plants? thanks!
Hi Albert, Video about cuttings coming soon !
@@WorldofBonsai that's nice to hear. Thanks.
Hi..
I am new at bonsai...need some help..
I just wired my ficus religiosa's main stem to get an "S" shape...
For how long shouldi keep the wiring?? How long will it take to get that shape and stay that way without the wire??.
Thanks.
Hi, ficus need long time, several month
thank you for showing us this technique, much appreciated
Welcome
Whats the best month in the northern hemisphere to do that?
Thanks🙏
Spring, summer
very nice looking bonsai
Thank you
it seems the tree enjoyed the new roots - it seemed much more alive after the root progress
Yes it looks like .... Thank you
Ótimo vídeo amigo! Já sou seu inscrito, e tenho certeza que vou aprender muito com seus ensinamentos 🙏
muitos agradecimentos
Will those expose roots thicken over time?
Yes, they are quite thick now
@@WorldofBonsai show us please 😊
@@WorldofBonsai yes please show
Excelent !!!
Gracias
Thanks for your advice, if I have a young sycamore that last summer got black spot disease and shed its leaves, should I postpone repotting for this season?
Maybe a good idea, I do not touch the main root base during repotting. Cheers
Interesante trabajo. Gracias por compartir
Thank you
Питер,спасиьо за урок. А какую почву вы используете?
Минеральные почвы с содержанием органических веществ около 10 процентов.
Браво😃👏👏👏👏👏
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Excellent sir doing very hard
Thank you
good video.
Thank you
@@WorldofBonsai sure, it's inspire me. I'm Indonesian.
Terimakasih sudah berbagi ilmunya sangat bermanfaat bagi saya sebagai pemula, saya sudah berlangganan & tekan loncengnya sehat selalu untuk anda salam dari Indonesia🌲 🙏
Terima kasih banyak, salam untuk Indonesia
Very interesting! Thanks a lots for sharing
Thank you Margarita
Thank you for putting subtitles in Spanish , gracias
pleasure
I wonder if this method works on a pine
Did not try 👍 may be
Awesome, I'll do that next year on my ficus, I need to improve it's Nebari...
👍
excellent video
Thank you
gibt es einen Trick, damit die neuen Wurzeln nicht so gerade nach unten in die Erde wachsen?
Danke 🙏🏻
Hi Ronny, schon mal gut wenn sie wachsen. Einfach Stückchen Stoff zuschneiden und unter die Wurzeln legen.
@@WorldofBonsai ich meinte in Vorbereitung...sodass die neu wachsenden Wurzeln gleich in die waagerechte wachsen.
@@ronnykirsten4292 gibt es nicht
good job
Thank you
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Great Demonstration how to create a new Nebari but could not see what was wrong with the original Nebari.
Hi, the trunk was thinner downward, ugly
это вяз китайский? ULMUS parvifolia???
Yes 👍
Two questions if anyone can answer. 1) can you do this with basically and tree and 2) could you do sections around the tree to control exactly where they grow?
Basically yes, but some species do not root. Exact- no, ist nature
In which season we can do it.?
Hi, here in the Northern hemisphere best time is March. This will be different in tropic regions and down under. Greetings
@@WorldofBonsai thank you so much
If you're scraping all the layers off. Why not just cut the trunk completely?
It is a matter of time, cutting it of means the tree will die before rooting. It only works with some small branches called cuttings
@@WorldofBonsai but you cut all the layers off. So there was no water/nutrients flowing from root to tree, I think the worked because its a Chinese elme, which root so easily. On other plants you need to take of the green layer but leave the xylem I think
@@packing999 this story is also to other plants, just try it your way
漂亮
非常感谢你
nice
thank you
Why you didn't use rooting hormones?
For a good reason rooting hormones basically are not allowed in Germany. I applied some in the past but didnt find them useful 🤪
Your new nebari isn't uniform around the trunk. Is it possible to force new roots in the voids in a similar partial air layering?
Hi Eric, this was my first try. Think it is possible to improve
congratulations on your first try. it was very instructive. I had never thought to create a new nabari. When air layering, I have had some success thickening the base by making 6-8 vertical slices above the rooting cut.
Eric Gamble aha, might have some effect on the rooting. Interesting, include it in my considerations
If you’re cutting that deep why not just saw off ? The existing old roots are not useful for the tree. Right?
ooooke, saw off kills the tree if there are no new roots
i imagine there is some energy in the old roots that the plant will draw from, that might make a difference.. or something.. im guessing..
Hi, peeleng the bark off makes the tree think he is going to die, then he is building new roots just at upper end off the peeled off area. Since it takes several month the tree is still taking the energie from the old roots. See my air-layering video in my playlist. Cheers
It’s a great idea a safer way to air layer
i wonder the plant is still alive in spite no more line where food passes that connects the roots to the leaves.
The tree has very good grown this summer
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根っこの部分が新しくなっている
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Thank you Tomas
I like your videos and find them interesting and helpful- but please change the music.....gets old really quick.....
Thank you, I will look for more music, cheers
Nice. But u take almost half of the time of the video to peel the bark
Thank you. I guess you moved fast forward 🤪
@@WorldofBonsai why not 😂
@@WorldofBonsai can u tell me whether i should apply some rooting hormones for this process
Tharindu Prabodha ...... i do not use hormones, however some say it works. Greetings
@@WorldofBonsai mm. I'll try. Thnx
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Thank you
It's funny how bonsai artists slice and hack a tree just about any where they like and plant it in a medium without worrying about fungal attacks or other diseases. !! What do they really use as fungicides or insecticides ??
Its really funny, I do use .......... nothing. Of course any pest will be fight. Cheers
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非常可怜的树
太糟糕了，你不喜欢它。 这棵树做得很好。