Collected (Yamadori) California Juniper Bonsai, Repotting After 14 Years

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  • Опубликовано: 16 фев 2023
  • I acquired this tree three years ago. It was collected in 1996 from Southern California and styled in 2009 by the previous owner, who passed away. It is now my turn to continue developing the tree to try and reach the full potential that it has. This is how bonsai is sometimes.
    My plan is to graft more shimpaku foliage once the tree is a little stronger. It has not been repotted for 14+ years, so it is way overdue. Next year, if it is growing well, I'll resume graphing. Once grafting is completed the new foliage they will grow to replace the native foliage. Then more growing and styling. It will be at least 8-10 year process!
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Комментарии • 11

  • @MrCaribbeanbreeze
    @MrCaribbeanbreeze Год назад

    Such a dramatic tree

    • @bonsaitimelapse
      @bonsaitimelapse  Год назад

      Yeah, I really think it will be very interesting once the shape comes together. It can be hard to see right now.

  • @mamanmeongbonsai3541
    @mamanmeongbonsai3541 Год назад

    Bagus kawan keren

  • @DavidRodriguez-fd5sw
    @DavidRodriguez-fd5sw Год назад

    Please follow up! Excited to see how this one develops!

  • @gregoryh4601
    @gregoryh4601 Год назад

    Sir very nice Work getting it cleaned and cut back unwanted Roots , Am I wrong in saying this Bonsai Tree not a Cascade Bonsai Tree? I Nice large Oval pot in a sweet Tan color with gold trim be sweet. Maybe in three to Five Years Us Fans Can Buy the Right Bonsai Pot. For Her Roots get more freedom.

    • @bonsaitimelapse
      @bonsaitimelapse  Год назад

      Thanks gregory h! Yes, I would say it is a cascade/simi-cascade as it dips below the top of the pot. Interesting idea in the pot type!

    • @gregoryh4601
      @gregoryh4601 Год назад

      @@bonsaitimelapse thanks so much for your reply. I would love to find a smaller California Juniper that I could raise in Ohio. Are you in California? Or know someone in Arizona? Do you have any Shohin Bonsai Trees?

    • @bonsaitimelapse
      @bonsaitimelapse  Год назад

      Small California junipers are pretty rare, most are medium to large since the are collected. I'm in California and don't have many shohin trees. You can check out my teacher's website, Peter Tea, he sells tree and will ship. Not much is listed right now, but check back often, his inventory changes a lot. www.ptbonsai.com/

    • @gregoryh4601
      @gregoryh4601 Год назад

      @@bonsaitimelapse Sir I know someone that Sell some Awesome Shohin pre Bonsai Trees so if you have a Friend that is a State that let Bonsai Trees in I can get you his Number. If you like I can take photos of mind JMT,JTT. And thanks for Peter website. Peace be With you. What is the Measurement of that California Juniper? I want to look for a sweet Bonsai Pot. Thanks