Dwarf Jade Portulacaria afra indoor bonsai three year progression - December 2020
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is a three year progression video of me in my small NYC apartment pruning and repotting my Portulacaria afra "Dwarf Jade" indoor bonsai. In my previous video on this bonsai plant, I cut off ALL the roots in order to create a fresh new root base. That video can be found here: • Dwarf Jade Portulacari...
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My bonsai tools:
Joshua Roth professional grade bonsai shear amzn.to/2sMZ7RW
Joshua Roth intermediate grade knob cutter amzn.to/2sI9QgU
Joshua Roth 8 inch angle point bonsai tweezers amzn.to/2sI647i
Joshua Roth professional grade stainless steel bonsai rake amzn.to/2sEKPCu
Bonsai tool set for beginners amzn.to/2tCtyqz
Fiskars bypass pruning shears for medium sized branches amzn.to/2sF7A96
Fiskars pruning snip for leaves and small branches amzn.to/2sF0IbR
Bonsai roll up tool bag amzn.to/2sEZo8O
Joebonsai bonsai pruning cut paste amzn.to/2sI1WUP
My bonsai soil mix:
Turface - I bought mine from a local agricultural store, but here is some turface on Amazon amzn.to/2sEKmQu
Potting mix - I bought mine from a local garden center, but here it is on Amazon amzn.to/2sF8uT2
Perlite - I bought mine from a local garden center, but here it is on Amazon amzn.to/2sF8BOs
Soil scoops - I use dog/cat food scoops that I got from a local pet store, but here is one on Amazon amzn.to/2sHT5m6
Soil sifter - I use a food strainer that I bought from a local home goods store, but here is one on Amazon amzn.to/2ruaYQW
The trees are looking really ancient! Lots of changes over the years and then a great forest emerged!
I had no idea initially of how I should style them, but I am getting a bit closer to figuring that out I think haha :)
There are two people that I can almost predict what they are gonna do, that is you and Nigel. I really love what you have to offer. I am trying to develop something here from Las Vegas. Please continue.
and of course I also love all the bonsai! Hoping I'll see this kind of progress for my own bonsai over the next few years
love the music behind this :) I love having this vid going in the background while I do my homework !
I can’t believe it’s been 3 years since the last video on these. Crazy. Trees coming along nicely. all those big cuts have paid off and I like the new forest design 👍
Time flies! Thanks!
Great video the time lapse is on point and thanks for all the product links!
The homie LAN is back!! Nice seeing you again
🙌 thanks!!
I was waiting for your video on this ports update. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!!
Looks like we have the same selection of hobbies. Bonsai and wrist watches :)
Nice!! 🙌🙌
Great video bro !👌
Thank you!
Nice progression and nice beats! I just found your channel and subscribed! Keep up the great work!
Nice video.
Thanks!!
Absolutely stunning
I appreciate that!
Nice to see a new vid! Amazing how much material can be grown from cuttings and time eh.
Thanks! I love the process of propagating cuttings!
Really nice progression nice to see it, thanks for posting! Music is really good as well, I enjoyed watching and the vibe to go along with it. Cheers and stay safe!
Thank you, I appreciate hearing that!
Fantastic progress!! Good and like
Thank you!!
Great to see an update! Can you make a video about the soil you use? Looks like it's giving you great results. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Mantap bosku
Terima kasih!
Really nice vid, specially when there's good lighting. Why did you remove the bark over two years ago?
Thanks! I removed the roots two years ago because they were not looking good. I tried for a few years to get them in order, and eventually just decided to start them from scratch.
@@BonsaiByLAN I remove all roots also and they come back very good. But my question is about removing or peeling the bark off the trunk. Specifically, what you do at 3:40.
@@ikerinarritu1321 That is grafting tape I am removing. I wrapped it with grafting tape when I was wiring the tree because the wire digs in portulacaria afra easily.
@@BonsaiByLAN ohhh I see now. Thank you!
Hi Lan,
By the time you removed all the roots, did you removed all the leaves as well? And when you repot without roots what's next, did you water it right away? And when you puned or repot them does it need to be a dry soil?
How is your Chinese Elm doing?
It is surviving haha, but not really thriving. Maybe I will post a video of it in the new year.
@@BonsaiByLAN please do