Vilken storlek är det? Jag fann det svårt att finna större exemplar, de flesta i varuhandeln och trädgårdshandeln är ca 30cm och levereras i 2L hinkar🤔 det slutade med efter tagen kontakt med en större svensk plantskola, att beställning kunde göras på upp till 50-60cm 12L hinkar (23år gamla)🤝
Denna var nog inte i två liters hink. Mer troligt 1,5. Men det var ett tag sedan. Den köptes på plantagens höstutförsäljning för ca 200 kr. Det finns ytterligare tre videor på min kanal om detta trädet, om du vill se hur det utvecklats sedan dess.
@@greenmachinesweden Ok👍 ja, deras "rea-vagnar" har ofta lite smått trevliga varor! Absolut, jag tittade på den du släppte för 3 dagar sedan! Fin utveckling måste jag säga! Får jag fråga var du hittade krukan?🙏
thanks for the video! i actually bought a very similar one last week at Plantagen for 25kr :) just wondering, what month was it when you started working on it? I'm in Stockholm, starting to get a little cold now and the recommendations i have received are to prune in early spring, but like yours there is a lot of growth on it that i would eventually want to remove and i want to start now!
Thanks for watching and commenting, very much appreciated. This was done during december. I am on the west coast. Work can be done all thrue the dormant period from first frost to late winter/early spring. Take care 😀👍
This tree is still in the soil it came with from the nursery and has been for 3 years now. I had to fill up under and around the root ball, for that I used 50% burned clay and 50% potting soil. Come spring I may start root work and transfer to more open soil. For cascading trees in large pots I think a higher percentage of organic soil makes sence. Too open soil and it will just be wet in the bottom of the pot where there are no roots.😀👍
Did a great job 👏
OH, thanks! This tree has developed well sinze then. This winter it will get its final styling. So excited about it.🙂👍
Beautiful.
Thanks
Awesome video Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I’m just trying to create my first big Cascade Juniper Nana , thank you for the video 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇧
Thanks, glad you liked it. I am working on detail styling right now, video out in a month or so.
@@greenmachinesweden cool 😎
Vilken storlek är det? Jag fann det svårt att finna större exemplar, de flesta i varuhandeln och trädgårdshandeln är ca 30cm och levereras i 2L hinkar🤔 det slutade med efter tagen kontakt med en större svensk plantskola, att beställning kunde göras på upp till 50-60cm 12L hinkar (23år gamla)🤝
Denna var nog inte i två liters hink. Mer troligt 1,5. Men det var ett tag sedan. Den köptes på plantagens höstutförsäljning för ca 200 kr. Det finns ytterligare tre videor på min kanal om detta trädet, om du vill se hur det utvecklats sedan dess.
@@greenmachinesweden Ok👍 ja, deras "rea-vagnar" har ofta lite smått trevliga varor! Absolut, jag tittade på den du släppte för 3 dagar sedan! Fin utveckling måste jag säga! Får jag fråga var du hittade krukan?🙏
Vart fick du tag på din kaskadkruka? Tack för en fin video!👍
Den är köpt av Magnus på bonsai och trädgård i Mölndal. Bonbonsai.se. Han får hem ny sändning snart.
thanks for the video! i actually bought a very similar one last week at Plantagen for 25kr :) just wondering, what month was it when you started working on it? I'm in Stockholm, starting to get a little cold now and the recommendations i have received are to prune in early spring, but like yours there is a lot of growth on it that i would eventually want to remove and i want to start now!
Thanks for watching and commenting, very much appreciated. This was done during december. I am on the west coast. Work can be done all thrue the dormant period from first frost to late winter/early spring. Take care 😀👍
Really helpful video as always. Can I ask what soil mixture you used for the Procumbens 'Nana' please?
This tree is still in the soil it came with from the nursery and has been for 3 years now. I had to fill up under and around the root ball, for that I used 50% burned clay and 50% potting soil. Come spring I may start root work and transfer to more open soil. For cascading trees in large pots I think a higher percentage of organic soil makes sence. Too open soil and it will just be wet in the bottom of the pot where there are no roots.😀👍
Thanks for the reply, really appreciated.
Nice
Thanks for the visit! I am glad you liked it.