Looking fwd to seeing this tree again after it bounces back. I'm just getting back into bonsai. I have a couple of azaleas that I've been toying w turning into bonsai. So, this video really resonated. I like your "yadori" instead of "yamadori" concept that you talked about elsewhere: much more sustainable. Thank you for the excellent content. Cheers fr Nova Scotia (Canada).
We had a heatwave recently and a lot of my trees are droopy... Here's hoping they recover! On a side note that Azalea bonsai is gorgeous that trunks' amazing!
My tree garden sits in front of my house you can see it from the road. Ivan spend 6 to 12 hours working in it. I often have people stopping in to look and a lot of them want to buy my plants. They don’t understand the effort that goes into maintaining a garden like this in 90 to 100 degree weather and the constant maintenance I put into my garden to maintain a lush healthy environment. So yes effort has a lot to do with pricing if I do sell a tree or plant. Another great video. There has been many times I’ve been at a big box store and found perfectly fine plants on clearance because of sunburn.
Wow… that’s a premium specimen u got! ✨✨ Luckily, I still have 1 healthy Hino Crimson (kurume) in ground. Used to have 10+ couple years ago… but they all died. 😑 Also still have 4 Tama No Hada (satsuki) in ground. They’re still alive… super slow growing, but super beautiful! Also had 3 other satsuki cultivars. All died. They’re def the most finicky species in SoCal’s arid dry heat.
That is my type of tree, though the base is a bit contrived. Thanks for your pronunciation of Satsuki--my friends insist I say Satz-ki (more like the Japanese pronounce it). Never heard of using rotted oak leaves to elevate acidity . . . thanks! Any particular species of oak?
We have CA coastal Oak tree here everywhere...They are evergreen and the leaves takes a long time to decompose...so Maybe peat moss and perlite is eaiser...The standard Japanese mix using peat and a special fired clay is the tree I bought planted in.
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Could you show us this tree in a month or so when it rejuvenates? Love to see an update.
Yes... I will, please stay tuned.
I love the meaning that it is June and when they bloom. I appreciate those little things. Thank you
Yeah!
Most bonsai clubs have show in spring or winter, Clubs focus on azaleas have shows in late may to June.
Looking fwd to seeing this tree again after it bounces back.
I'm just getting back into bonsai. I have a couple of azaleas that I've been toying w turning into bonsai. So, this video really resonated.
I like your "yadori" instead of "yamadori" concept that you talked about elsewhere: much more sustainable. Thank you for the excellent content.
Cheers fr Nova Scotia (Canada).
Thank you!!
Thank you for the video.
Nice and informative. I bought my 1st satzuki last week. The guy is definitely a pro in growing these.
We had a heatwave recently and a lot of my trees are droopy... Here's hoping they recover! On a side note that Azalea bonsai is gorgeous that trunks' amazing!
Yes, I bought it because I like it...and is not the style I have.
Thanks!
Nice video nice job well done keep up the good work thanks Milton
Thanks for the encouragement!
It is work!
My tree garden sits in front of my house you can see it from the road. Ivan spend 6 to 12 hours working in it. I often have people stopping in to look and a lot of them want to buy my plants. They don’t understand the effort that goes into maintaining a garden like this in 90 to 100 degree weather and the constant maintenance I put into my garden to maintain a lush healthy environment. So yes effort has a lot to do with pricing if I do sell a tree or plant. Another great video. There has been many times I’ve been at a big box store and found perfectly fine plants on clearance because of sunburn.
I'd love to buy your old tree if you are in CA 🙂
love azaleas
love this so much
Thanlks!
Wow… that’s a premium specimen u got! ✨✨
Luckily, I still have 1 healthy Hino Crimson (kurume) in ground. Used to have 10+ couple years ago… but they all died. 😑
Also still have 4 Tama No Hada (satsuki) in ground. They’re still alive… super slow growing, but super beautiful!
Also had 3 other satsuki cultivars. All died. They’re def the most finicky species in SoCal’s arid dry heat.
Don't fee bad...I have killed many azaleas when I lived in Southern CA. I suspect it is a combination of drying out and hard water.
Thanks for sharing!
I have an azalea growing in an undesirable spot. I think it I’ll be getting dig up over the next few months when the weather cooperates
Good plan!
what a nice shape!! can you do a shimpaku juniper? :-)
Yes! Here's a video I did of a Shimpaku Juniper: ruclips.net/video/3UdXJuq3KXU/видео.htmlfeature=shared
@@bonsaiheirloom Thank u! Forgot about this one
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That is my type of tree, though the base is a bit contrived. Thanks for your pronunciation of Satsuki--my friends insist I say Satz-ki (more like the Japanese pronounce it). Never heard of using rotted oak leaves to elevate acidity . . . thanks! Any particular species of oak?
We have CA coastal Oak tree here everywhere...They are evergreen and the leaves takes a long time to decompose...so Maybe peat moss and perlite is eaiser...The standard Japanese mix using peat and a special fired clay is the tree I bought planted in.
I can't understand the pronunciation of his name.
? whose name?