Bonsai-En Critique Series Ep 6 - Helping Viewers With Their Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Bonsai-En Critique Series
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Welcome to episode 6 of the Critique Series.
Once again Josh takes a look at another 5 of our viewers trees to see if we can get a clear picture of how to move forward with these trees.
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Thanks Josh. It's from the oak family. Thanks for the tips.
Love the idea of this series. Really like the discussion near the beginning of each tree.
Me: Think I'd leave that branch
Josh: I'd cut that one off
Me: Yep, like I said, That's gotta go...
With the twisted trunk tree near the 3/5 mark…if it worked out that all his live branches were coming off just one of the trunks he could make a really great looking deadwood feature that wraps around the tree and is intertwined with it.
Another good critique Josh!
Thanks Josh, really appreciate the pointers, that was really helpful. Jason. The pictures you had where taken two months ago.
I really enjoy the critique series. Josh does an excellent job. From South Africa 🇿🇦
loving the enthusiasm in the intro josh!
Cool idea I would love to see what you would do to a few I have. Esp the melaleuca claret top. I have and the juniper I got.
Amazing video👍❤
Aussie Dave here Josh, again very well presented and very helpful 🤗
Lang tree! also called encino oak
love the video as always, my favorite series!
Hi mate love your channel. Do you have any experience with Ficus? Are you able to do a video for all your fans?
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Hi Can u give u're opinion about my bonsaïs tkx
I could swear I copied the following from one of your whiteboards. Problem is everyone else I watch is not following this at all, not to mention that if I followed it, It would take two years to get a nursery plant into a training pot. Thoughts on that? I'm in a temperate climate. Sorry if this isn't yours.
Spring
Prune roots, not branches
Summer
Prune roots OR branches
Fall
Prune nothing
Winter
Prune branches, not roots
That wouldn't have been me, that's too broad and incorrect. If you go grab a free trial of our Premium Blog we literally just did a 4 season analysis of Bonsai Work which might help you a little better.
@@BonsaiEn Ok. You lost me here though:
"Re-Potting : Autumn is a time where we can get away with some Re-Potting but not all species will take it so well, Here in Australia most of our natives can take a Re-Pot in early autumn as it begins to cool and the same with Ficus species. Deciduous species are a massive no though"
If most of your natives can handle it, but not diciduous trees, then what are your natives? Pretty much everything that grows here natively is deciduous except conifers.
Our natives are in a class of their own, we can't even handle them the same as our exotics. Deciduous can't be repotted in autumn as they need that time to prepare for dormancy, they will need to be fed well and also you'll see the leaves pulling the chlorophyll from the leaves to store for winter protection. If we repot at this time the tree may not repair in time for winter and be very weak during the winter season while it will be very susceptible to pest and disease.