I,m from ilocos sur. But my grandfather is from iligan. I'm new in bonsai growing. Your videos is so beneficial. Thank you for the new idea and for inspiring us.
I know this video is older and I don't know if you will see this but I can't thank you enough for the information that you give to me. I wish your family much happiness and healing the pain of your loss of a wonderful man and giving teacher
Salamat kaau sir sa imong tutorial.. Daghan kaau q nahibal an sa pag bonsai.. Gasugod na pud q ug himo ug bunsai tungod sa imong mga tut. Vid... More power and god bless u always...
Greeting Sir ...I love this tree....it once again (to me) looks like a woman sitting on that rock....the shape and form of the trunk is lovely..I hope it is blooming the next time you do a video on this Tamarind Tree.....One day I will try root over rock again...I tried it on a Ficus Benjamin thankfully it was a cutting from the original tree that I still have....I will try another cutting..I do not want to lose my tree....
hey bonsai, for a root over rock is it better to use and older tree that's mostly developed or a younger tree that still has a long way to be "finished"?
you can use an older tree but it will need more care when you plant it on rock. make Sure it is kept moist and in the shade for long say 3 to 5 months. ensure that the tip of the roots are into soil and the exposed roots are wrapped with cloth together with the rock,
if i understand it correct: get a stone. put the roots above the stone. put wet soil around everything, wrap it in plastic. now the roots can still grow and become strong on the rock and they will grow down where they eventually meet another soil which then feeds the tree. is that correct?
+ali fadhil the most appropriate design is to let the it cascade to its existing direction (to the left and down) so it will reflect a tree growing on a cliff.
George Tourloukis That technique is just one of the many techniques on planting on rock and I learned this a long time ago in our bonsai Club and that is the best source of learning next to a bonsai school. My recommendation is to join a FREE bonsai school in Facebook. search Neli Stoyanova "Bonsai School" message her that you are interested to learn bonsai, then she'll let you navigate to the Lesson index, you can even ask her specific lesson "Root Over Rock" planting.
At first - it's an awesome Rock! - Looks like lavastone or a part of a coral reef - we had a small coal stove and there were sometimes "stones" in, who looked like your stone, but anyway it's looking great! - But I wouldn't concrete the stand ... I would drill some holes in - like 4 and put metal rods in those holes! - Or one hole in the middle with a metal rod to fix it with a nut and a thread oh the metal rod on a ground-plate. That would look more better. Hey, no one had cultivate a white flowering tulpis magnolia - maybe that would be a competition for you ;-). I have startet to create Bonsais too - one ginseng ficus and a normal ficus - But against the wireing, I started to fix the branches by thicker bands, to prevent the branches against constrictions by the wires - it's more aesthetic and natural if the tree growes without any constrictions. The bands are a lil flexible to let the branches grow thicker, but in the fixed position - but it's only a Try so far, will take some years to see the result(s). Thank you for your videos so far - mostly there're How2's you have to buy - so I really looking forward for your videos!
+Stefan André Makefire (ReaperKing) Thanks for contributing ideas Andre. Yes i've seen rock planting where you don't see any cement use as stands. And its exactly the way you did it, Metal rods and nuts, and they look awesome. I've seen also rocks assembled using cement as tall as 4 feet and with trees cascading along its sides, these are landscape style and they just disassemble them after the show.really amazing.
bipin kumar My soil preps are very simple due to limited options. When rooting materials my major concern is aeration that is why I use sieve coarse river sand 1/4 to 1/8 inch. When the materials have grown shoots long enough and ready to be expose to sunshine, I top up the soil with cocopeat or vermicast or compost as organic fertilizer and as mulch because sand gets pretty hot when expose to sun. My soil is nothing special, no acadama, no turface etc...but had I access to them..I will use them because they have specific advantages. When materials are established the next concern is fertilization so again compost on top and other organics but the bottom is always the coarse river sand as drainage layer.
Bonsai Iligan Thanks for your prompt reply. I live at Patna, India and for me at such small town it would be really challenging to arrange specialized materials. Right now I am having 8-10 different varieties of Bonsai or should I say Bonsai looking plants as I haven't done any Bonsai kind of treatment with them. They range in the age group of 4-7 years mostly. Your videos have really inspired me to give them right kind of treatment. so basically i think I need to repot them with careful working which would include treatment to roots, wiring- giving them right direction & shape, pruning, tampering etc. We do although have four climates but majorly its hot and humid climate, like right now its hot and humid- don't think best time to tamper them. From September it would be little colder. Before that I think I should have fair kin of idea to what to do with each of my bonsai and must collect required materials. For soil I would follow your practice to keep it simple. In this regard first query I have, in one of your videos - 'Bonsai Tutorials for Beginners: How to Pot Up a Newly Collected Material' you used river coarse as soil, but river coarse are like fine stones with no nutritional source for plant, how it will grow into it. Secondly, would be prudent to use mixture of river corase, organic compost or vermin compost (I can easily get both) and garden soil. If that so what can be ideal proportion. Although, I inquired and found I can order soil conditioners online and get it. After seeing your videos, I realize the biggest problem of my pants has been drainge and soil. I can see my plants are in like stones as garden soils have become too hard in absence of drainage. Love to hear from you more. Once again gratitude for your kind guidance.
Yes drainage is the most important thing in containerized gardening, much more with bonsai. And yes coarse river sand has no nutrients so you have to fertilize your bonsais regularly. You are right to mix organics with your coarse river sand when repotting plants which have establish roots already. But I do not mix anything when I am rooting newly collected materials cause any organics can still clogged the drains. When the rooted materials are strong enough to be brought to the sun I top up the soil with compost and other mulch because sand can heat up. You are right though to mix organics with your coarse sand. Ensure no chemical based fertilizers cause it can burn trimmed roots.
Bonsai Iligan Thanks again, really appreciated. can you please share your email id, I will share photos of my collection to get your more advice. Regards.
plant in a small pot. yes you can miniaturized those trees but they could not technically be called bonsai. you need species which can proportion itself to be tree looking example shrunk leaf size. ·
Thank you Sir for the nice video, it was very inspiring!!! I have a ficus microcarpa cascade and want to plant it over a rock like you showed on the video. 3 weeks ago I chopped off some small branches and did some carving work to round up the surface of the tree. Do you recommend to wait another year to heal up the wounds or can I continue the rockwork right away ? There was no leave loss :-) Here in France it is winter now ,the plant is held indoors and needs repotting anyway...thanks for the great work and answer!!!
+Philip Klar better if you let it recover from the stress. Bonsai should be concern first for the health of the plant and thus patience is a virtue. If your hands are really itchy, it helps if you have many plants to work on.
tnx po:) so u mean sir the secret of bonsai or dwarfing is in the pot or container? and sir can i request an simple tutorial for bonsai or dwarfing from u:)i luv ur work so much
Hello MJ, not sure if you know yet but he passed away July of this year. My name is Maki, his son. I mentioned to some private messages in facebook and some comments here that we will try to work with his club members in Iligan to give updates. For now, we don't have one yet. Unfortunately, I'm on the other side of the globe but I will try to film as many updates as possible when I visit the Philippines. Maki (son)
Maki, I am so sorry to hear this..... 😢 😭 I hope you and your family are doing okay, and that you can smile watching his so many lovely videos like we all do! I hope he will help to watch over and bless all of our bonsai's now! He will always continue to create beautiful life and art through his help in teaching all of his students for forever in time! I hope he will be a bonsai angel for us all now.... And he would be very happy greatful and proud for your helping his channel continue! Thank you both so much! I do not have green thumb, I live in FL and I suck at this art! But I am still learning so much and I will not give up! I think it is because of keeping in house is not enough light & outside has too much direct light and frys the leaves... I tend to over love/water them and cause root to decay :-(
Sir what is the technique para lumiit yung mga dahon ng bonsai ko and anu po ung mga clase ng lupa na ginagamit mo sa bonsai sir. Tnx sir and it is possible ba na pwedeng mag air layering sa tamarind sir. Marcoting
+Riodil Jaed Pwede mag air layering sa Tamarind in fact I have one tamarind which has a big trunk which I air layered. Defoliation is the major technique to decrease leaf size but this should be the last stage of bonsai creation, you should have built your branch structure before applying defoliation. Yong soil ko is pure river sand which I sieve to two sizes using ordinary screen mesh.
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I,m from ilocos sur. But my grandfather is from iligan. I'm new in bonsai growing. Your videos is so beneficial. Thank you for the new idea and for inspiring us.
I know this video is older and I don't know if you will see this but I can't thank you enough for the information that you give to me. I wish your family much happiness and healing the pain of your loss of a wonderful man and giving teacher
thank you very much Trevor. and thank you for supporting our channel - Maki
I love your videos, explained so well and easy to follow. Thank you!
you guys are doing beautiful work, you should be so very proud
Wow amazing bonsai in the background. Thanks for sharing your wisdom
welcome.
Dodong knows what to do...you see him twirling the root so it can fit through the crevice? 👍🏽
I bet he loves working for you that would be my ultimate job learned so much Hands-On wow what a life experience
Yes he likes the work I can sense.
Very im so much enjoy watching your vedio sir and i want learn more because i m a plants lover i have a lot her in our house
Salamat kaau sir sa imong tutorial.. Daghan kaau q nahibal an sa pag bonsai.. Gasugod na pud q ug himo ug bunsai tungod sa imong mga tut. Vid... More power and god bless u always...
Salamat sa pagsuporta. - Maki
You have a beautiful looking nursery.
thank you
I look forward to see the next video,and how's it look like....i can't wait! I enjoyed watching ur bonsai Iligan.
thanks for watching.
Beautiful ❤️
Do you add sand also if yes what is the proportion
Will there be a part 2?
What material you use to cover the roots is it cement or mud please explain
This is amazing. You have done great work,
Good work to both of you!
thank you very much - Maki
Is there an update photo of that tamarind sir? I'm just wondering how beautiful that is after 5 years.
thank you for sharing your experience, excellent movie
thanks for watching.
How will the roots breathe as iu have wrapped clay
How and when to water
Till when we have to keep in shade or can we keep it in semi shade
sir..what about balete tree in the rock..is it posible to grow?
Madami ako natutunan sir .. salamat po
i can find the trees where can i get a lovely rock?
Greeting Sir ...I love this tree....it once again (to me) looks like a woman sitting on that rock....the shape and form of the trunk is lovely..I hope it is blooming the next time you do a video on this Tamarind Tree.....One day I will try root over rock again...I tried it on a Ficus Benjamin thankfully it was a cutting from the original tree that I still have....I will try another cutting..I do not want to lose my tree....
Good work on rock planting. I love the tamarind trees, sadly its too cold here in the UK for me to grow one.
***** yeah I understand, same here I love Junipers but we don't have them here. Let's both enjoy our local materials Mik.
and admire those we don't have.
exactly
Can u use wire to anchor the trunk to the rock ??
Sir when and how to water that bonsai? Thanks
hey bonsai, for a root over rock is it better to use and older tree that's mostly developed or a younger tree that still has a long way to be "finished"?
you can use an older tree but it will need more care when you plant it on rock. make Sure it is kept moist and in the shade for long say 3 to 5 months. ensure that the tip of the roots are into soil and the exposed roots are wrapped with cloth together with the rock,
Thank you for replying
Very nice. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome and thank you for your support
Thanks for garden tips
You're welcome and thank you for supporting our channel
wow, that's pretty advanced!
Thank you for showing the video. Did the man put mud to cover the holes of the rock?.
A work of art.... Just beautiful
Good 👍 the best
Nice tutorial . I made my oun plant over rock.. We need fa flow up of this video
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Where is the update? Did that video ever get made? I'd like to see how this turned out
if i understand it correct:
get a stone. put the roots above the stone. put wet soil around everything, wrap it in plastic.
now the roots can still grow and become strong on the rock and they will grow down where they eventually meet another soil which then feeds the tree. is that correct?
Gusto ko po sana i try na mag Bonsai.Balite po!
very nice
what soil i use for bonsai and dwarfing sir... sand or soil and rocks?
sand.
Great work. .very nice job
siiip,, cukup meng inspirasi
very interesting video and very interesting to see the result! Thanks :))
It did grow luminantly.
Dear sir، we nee a flow up of these tree . What should be the next step?
+ali fadhil the most appropriate design is to let the it cascade to its existing direction (to the left and down) so it will reflect a tree growing on a cliff.
Nice,👍👍👍👍👍
thank you
What's app or viber Number please
The benjamina plant I have is not in the right shape
Hello from USA! I am new to bonsai training. Is there a follow up video on this specimen? I would love to see the final product. Thanks!
Could you please make a link on where you learned this technique because I couldn't find it?
George Tourloukis That technique is just one of the many techniques on planting on rock and I learned this a long time ago in our bonsai Club and that is the best source of learning next to a bonsai school. My recommendation is to join a FREE bonsai school in Facebook. search Neli Stoyanova "Bonsai School" message her that you are interested to learn bonsai, then she'll let you navigate to the Lesson index, you can even ask her specific lesson "Root Over Rock" planting.
Bonsai Iligan Thank you, I really appreciate that.
you're welcome
Dear sir can you please show ax a flow up of this video we wnt to see how the tree loooks like now
can plumeria sapling be used to create a bonsai sir
+Pavithra Raju they have soft wood and short life, you need longer life specie and hard wood if possible so you can get more from your investment.
Thank you sir
Fure cocopet lang po ba
long live po boss dami ka pang matutulungan mag bonsai ... tanong lng po ilang taon na po yang tamarin bonsai nyo boss
Nice
Very good 👍
Perfect. Is very beatiful.
thanks for appreciating.
At first - it's an awesome Rock! - Looks like lavastone or a part of a coral reef - we had a small coal stove and there were sometimes "stones" in, who looked like your stone, but anyway it's looking great! - But I wouldn't concrete the stand ... I would drill some holes in - like 4 and put metal rods in those holes! - Or one hole in the middle with a metal rod to fix it with a nut and a thread oh the metal rod on a ground-plate. That would look more better.
Hey, no one had cultivate a white flowering tulpis magnolia - maybe that would be a competition for you ;-).
I have startet to create Bonsais too - one ginseng ficus and a normal ficus - But against the wireing, I started to fix the branches by thicker bands, to prevent the branches against constrictions by the wires - it's more aesthetic and natural if the tree growes without any constrictions. The bands are a lil flexible to let the branches grow thicker, but in the fixed position - but it's only a Try so far, will take some years to see the result(s).
Thank you for your videos so far - mostly there're How2's you have to buy - so I really looking forward for your videos!
+Stefan André Makefire (ReaperKing) Thanks for contributing ideas Andre. Yes i've seen rock planting where you don't see any cement use as stands. And its exactly the way you did it, Metal rods and nuts, and they look awesome. I've seen also rocks assembled using cement as tall as 4 feet and with trees cascading along its sides, these are landscape style and they just disassemble them after the show.really amazing.
@@BonsaiIligan if that rock is not pumice it must be extremely heavy...
good day sir. pwedi bang makita ang bonsai na to? tnx
Can you please, specifically share correct method of soil preparations for different stages.
bipin kumar My soil preps are very simple due to limited options. When rooting materials my major concern is aeration that is why I use sieve coarse river sand 1/4 to 1/8 inch. When the materials have grown shoots long enough and ready to be expose to sunshine, I top up the soil with cocopeat or vermicast or compost as organic fertilizer and as mulch because sand gets pretty hot when expose to sun. My soil is nothing special, no acadama, no turface etc...but had I access to them..I will use them because they have specific advantages. When materials are established the next concern is fertilization so again compost on top and other organics but the bottom is always the coarse river sand as drainage layer.
Bonsai Iligan Thanks for your prompt reply. I live at Patna, India and for me at such small town it would be really challenging to arrange specialized materials. Right now I am having 8-10 different varieties of Bonsai or should I say Bonsai looking plants as I haven't done any Bonsai kind of treatment with them. They range in the age group of 4-7 years mostly. Your videos have really inspired me to give them right kind of treatment.
so basically i think I need to repot them with careful working which would include treatment to roots, wiring- giving them right direction & shape, pruning, tampering etc. We do although have four climates but majorly its hot and humid climate, like right now its hot and humid- don't think best time to tamper them. From September it would be little colder. Before that I think I should have fair kin of idea to what to do with each of my bonsai and must collect required materials.
For soil I would follow your practice to keep it simple. In this regard first query I have, in one of your videos - 'Bonsai Tutorials for Beginners: How to Pot Up a Newly Collected Material' you used river coarse as soil, but river coarse are like fine stones with no nutritional source for plant, how it will grow into it. Secondly, would be prudent to use mixture of river corase, organic compost or vermin compost (I can easily get both) and garden soil. If that so what can be ideal proportion. Although, I inquired and found I can order soil conditioners online and get it.
After seeing your videos, I realize the biggest problem of my pants has been drainge and soil. I can see my plants are in like stones as garden soils have become too hard in absence of drainage. Love to hear from you more. Once again gratitude for your kind guidance.
Yes drainage is the most important thing in containerized gardening, much more with bonsai. And yes coarse river sand has no nutrients so you have to fertilize your bonsais regularly. You are right to mix organics with your coarse river sand when repotting plants which have establish roots already. But I do not mix anything when I am rooting newly collected materials cause any organics can still clogged the drains. When the rooted materials are strong enough to be brought to the sun I top up the soil with compost and other mulch because sand can heat up. You are right though to mix organics with your coarse sand. Ensure no chemical based fertilizers cause it can burn trimmed roots.
Bonsai Iligan Thanks again, really appreciated. can you please share your email id, I will share photos of my collection to get your more advice. Regards.
bipin kumar you can post pic in your Facebook and tag me so I can comment.
VIETNAM..2017.06.09...i like bonsai..like video...thanks you...👍
anong klaseng lupa po ba ang dapat gamitin da pag bobonsai ?
River sand.
Bonsai Iligan buhangin lang po ba ?
excelente
+Jorge Campos thanks.
how to bonsai a grafted mango and lomboy, jackfruit...plz i need answer immediately bcuz im excited to create my own fruiting bonsai tree:)
plant in a small pot.
yes you can miniaturized those trees but they could not technically be called bonsai. you need species which can proportion itself to be tree looking example shrunk leaf size.
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cascade ba yan
kkagawa ko lng ng sa akin.kelan pwede paarawan boss?
is there a secound video of its evolution?
sorry haven't made one.
I want to buy. where are you based?do you ship around the Philippines?
sir kelan dapat alisin ang tela at ang mud na nilagay sir?
Cebuano diay ka Sir. Asa ka dapit?
Mamaligya pud mu sir sa inyu bonsai
hello im new bonsai lover..can i ask what is cascades?-
Hello Lracsset, cascade is when the apex (tip of the branches) of the bonsai falls below the base of the pot. - Maki (son)
When do we remove the cloth?
Mag pila ka months? Or days? Bag. O? Eremove ang cloth?
please do update
will do, so far this has thrive though quite difficultly due to heat i have to water three times daily.
wow, you are committed to your hobbie :) keen to see it
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What kind of rock was used for this?
Thanks in advance.
Mabubuhay po ba siya kahit na wala siya sa Lupa?
regular mud po ba yan sir ? no added sub-contents like river sand ? at how long po yung containment ng mud sa rock?
Added/mix with Coco peat.
Hello!! Thank you!!
thank you for supporting this channel - Maki
Thank you Sir for the nice video, it was very inspiring!!! I have a ficus microcarpa cascade and want to plant it over a rock like you showed on the video. 3 weeks ago I chopped off some small branches and did some carving work to round up the surface of the tree. Do you recommend to wait another year to heal up the wounds or can I continue the rockwork right away ? There was no leave loss :-)
Here in France it is winter now ,the plant is held indoors and needs repotting anyway...thanks for the great work and answer!!!
+Philip Klar better if you let it recover from the stress. Bonsai should be concern first for the health of the plant and thus patience is a virtue. If your hands are really itchy, it helps if you have many plants to work on.
Sir, what kind of wire, and paste you use? Thank you in advance
they used electrcal wire d one with plastic cover this one i think they just used d ordinary wire
tnx po:) so u mean sir the secret of bonsai or dwarfing is in the pot or container? and sir can i request an simple tutorial for bonsai or dwarfing from u:)i luv ur work so much
it is all in my tutorial, be patient and watch them all then query from time to time.
goodjob manong....
+Erickson Bernardo thanks for appreciating.
Where is the update sir?
Hello MJ, not sure if you know yet but he passed away July of this year. My name is Maki, his son. I mentioned to some private messages in facebook and some comments here that we will try to work with his club members in Iligan to give updates. For now, we don't have one yet. Unfortunately, I'm on the other side of the globe but I will try to film as many updates as possible when I visit the Philippines. Maki (son)
Maki, I am so sorry to hear this..... 😢 😭
I hope you and your family are doing okay, and that you can smile watching his so many lovely videos like we all do! I hope he will help to watch over and bless all of our bonsai's now! He will always continue to create beautiful life and art through his help in teaching all of his students for forever in time! I hope he will be a bonsai angel for us all now.... And he would be very happy greatful and proud for your helping his channel continue! Thank you both so much! I do not have green thumb, I live in FL and I suck at this art! But I am still learning so much and I will not give up! I think it is because of keeping in house is not enough light & outside has too much direct light and frys the leaves... I tend to over love/water them and cause root to decay :-(
@@BonsaiIligan r.i.p. so sorry😔
@@BonsaiIligan i love mr. Iigan's videos.
Salam satu hobi
you sell ur bonsai?
yes some of them. except the large ones too bulky to handle.
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good work, however i think it's too big and it looks like heavy
paglay waer pO paanO ito ser
Igawas daw ang isda dong...! :D asa kaha ni dapit sa Iligan?...
hahahahha! kani jud si Dodong. Palao na amo garden
is that an artificial rock?
+Rimzan Sakoor No that is a natural one, but I have seen others make their own rock from cement. check out Neli Stoyanova in facebook.
thanks Master!
Sir tamarind is very sensitive plant dikaba gumagamit ng rooting powder? Nice demonstration sur
+Riodil Jaed Yes they are sensitive and yes I use rooting hormone but what is available here are liquid in form rather than power. but it works good.
i like bonsai,, pano po mkakabili sainyo ng bonsai?
pick up Iligan, Won't Ship.
pick up Iligan.
cool video
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Hay quá đi
Sir what is the technique para lumiit yung mga dahon ng bonsai ko and anu po ung mga clase ng lupa na ginagamit mo sa bonsai sir. Tnx sir and it is possible ba na pwedeng mag air layering sa tamarind sir. Marcoting
+Riodil Jaed Pwede mag air layering sa Tamarind in fact I have one tamarind which has a big trunk which I air layered. Defoliation is the major technique to decrease leaf size but this should be the last stage of bonsai creation, you should have built your branch structure before applying defoliation. Yong soil ko is pure river sand which I sieve to two sizes using ordinary screen mesh.
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tama lagi ko bisaya gyud bai !
bisdak! :-)
Part 2 ana basin error na hahahah
make a hook with some wire, Guy!
Pastilan way ajo ala eh tenaman
RIP master..