First Root Work on My Pomegranate Bonsai, The Bonsai Zone, April 2023
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2023
- I'm repotting my Pomegranate, moving it from a nursery pot into bonsai soil and a new pot.
To see previous videos of my Pomegranate bonsai, click on the playlist here...
• Pomegranate Bonsai
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A nice simple root pruning and repotting of this little Pom in a cool pot.
As a long time viewer of the Bonsai Zone I really appreciate the time and attention given to pot selection over the past several seasons. When a tree gets transplanted out of its training or nursery pot into a beautiful bonsai pot it truly starts its journey as a work of art. Thanks, keep growing
Much appreciated, thanks Matt!!
Beautiful pot! I find plastic pots so incredibly depressing that it is a great relief every time a plant gets a real pot.
I love pomegranates. The colour of the first leafs, the flowers, the bark... I have experienced that it is not possible to keep them warm indoors all year. The "nana" variety on the other hand is growing like crazy indoors for 3 years now.
CRUD! Just missed the premier. Hope everyone has had a great day! Hopefully I'll catch tomorrow's.
You were listening to my girlfriend and I discussing what color pot to plant our western redbuds in lol 😂
That's such a nice pot! Can't wait to work on my seed grown pomegranates next spring
I got a pomegranate form the local nursery for the only reason that the root base was really cool and gnarly! Straight, boring trunk with no branching that is useful, so I will have to airlayer off the top, but that will give me 2 trees, so wins all round. This one looks much more promising, with that gentle movement and branching low down. (And that pot is beautiful!)
Thanks Rebecca, I'm wondering how much it will grow this year!
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Nice pot! I'm pleased to hear your comment of pot selection being personal. Great tree too. Thank you for sharing. How are you liking that american bonsai soil pick?
I 100% agree with the pot. To me dark blue and green looks the best with pomegranate.
Always love your videos Nigel thank you for sharing
Mine are mostly awake now and growing strong. Still a few sleepyheads still dormant. Great planting! That pot will look great with that tree as it develops. Even in fall colours!
What a gorgeous pot! I just got a pomegranate tree recently! I plan to make a medium to large bonsai with it! Thanks!
So nice of you, thanks!!
Nice pot choice for this tree. I'll be interested is watching future videos about this tree's development.
wow! what a sweetheart! and i love that pot!
My pomegranate looked old very quickly, to the point that it’s dead.
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Not a good kind of old!
Bugga lol, sotty😢
Sorry
That looks perfect Mr Saunders
I was kind of hoping you'd choose another one of those scary, naturalistic bear pots, like in yesterday's video....
Yes, this one is a bit more traditional as opposed to naturistic! Lol!
my Pomegranate does fine in winter even when we have snow but we don't go below -10C as far as i know i have them around the house the are like weeds 😅i have to keep cuting them this year i finaly got a cuting to and make it root! my tho have all leafs by now, it keep realy hot this year, heck it didn't snow at all.
Good to know!
I've said before that the pot is part of the composition. if the first thing you see is the pot, it's the worng pot.
How do you decide when a tree is ready to transition from regular pot to bonsai pot? Great videos keep it up 👍
Trees tend to slow down in growth in a bonsai pot (generally). If you want to grow the tree more rapidly, a taller pot is best, if you want to slow the growth, a shallow pot helps. A general rule is that roots that are growing straight down become very vigorous and roots that grow more horizontally grow slower. It's not so much a bonsai pot vs. a regular garden pot, but the shape and style of the pot.
@@TheBonsaiZone 🤔 interesting and makes sense. Thank you
what is your soil mixture?
Foist
Nice
Not Foist.
Wish my pomegranate survived last year
What soil mixture are you using
I use perlite and fired clay particles, mixed 50/50!
Pommegranat are Mediterranean not tropical. They loose their leaves in fall.
Yes, exactly!
@@TheBonsaiZone I live in Croatia and they are all over the place here. I love them, the fruit and everything.
Is there a way to send you a few pictures from where I live? I have found some great examples that you might be able to incorporate into your designs. Not just pommegranates by the way.