Japanese Black Pine Bonsai Decandle and Shoot selection 2nd year 2022
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2022
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Japanese Black Pine Calendar for 2022
Late Winter:
Start to fertilize once you see the buds swelling
Here in the PNW, my buds started to swell
at the end of February
Fertilizer Schedule:
Feb 27th
March 30th
May 17th - Last application of fertilizer until Fall
Decandling:
June 20th
Date is chosen based on PNW’s growing season and how long I want
the new buds to grow. Earlier you decandle, you get longer needles and longer internodes.
The later you decandle, the shorter your needles and internodes will be.
Bud selection and fertilize:
Mid October - end of November
Once buds open up and harden off(needles are hard and pokey). You then select 2 buds
that are similar in size relative to the tree.
Next year I will be wiring. I would've wired this year but life is pretty busy right now!
Thank you very much for your new and continued support! 
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Great content, keep it up!
Wooww! Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! That's my first one ever! I very much appreciate you watching and supporting!
Thank you for the different works on the same pine during one year and THE APPROXIMATE DATES THAT IS VERY HELPFUL TO JUDGE ACCORDING OUR CLIMATE 👏👍🍀❤️🙏
You've really done this tree justice and told it's story in the most elegant way. Thank you for sharing this with us.
I appreciate the kinds words and very much appreciate you staying up to watch my video. It truly means alot to me!
Great photography, great editing, great flow, great Bonsai skills and just a great production. You are very talented.
Thank you very much for the kind words and watching my video!
Thanks for sharing your video, I learned a lot and feel confident about working my black pine.
Really enjoying your work with the tree, also the effort you take to craft this documentary
Thank you for your kind words and for watching!
Very very cool!
Lucky you. No squirrels to eat your apples! Thanks for pruning guidance.
Wow great n beautiful Japanese Black Pine Bonsai.
Good Job Sir.
Thank you!
Spectacular🤙
Thank you!
Excellent time-lapse to show the progress of the tree. Can't wait to see it in a beautiful pot.
Thank you for watching! I think it should be ready for a pot in the next 2 years! It will be a glorious day, at least for me hahha
Great bark on that trunk! Nothing better than seeing the results of de-candling the following seasons.
Nice video and great pine. Thanks for sharing
Greate video. I fully understand about a growing circle of BPJ.
I love the ambient music you have in your videos as much as I love the bonsai content 👍
Ilike blackpine 👍👍👍🌲
very interesting it fixed the correct periods - works to do
Very entertaining video. Nice work!
Another great video. Love your work
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Very good video, a lot to learn.. Thanks 🙏🙏
Thank you for sharing this beautiful and informative video. Great work!
Its awesome how you manage to make the subject tree of the video the star of the show but conveying the other elements of your life around the tree.
Thank you! I'm always thinking of ways to convey time with certain B Roll shots. I appreciate you noticing!
In the sea of bonsai videos this is up there in the tops for your storytelling. 👏 keep it up 👍🏼 🙏🏽
Thank you!
Learned a lot, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful vid, super content. Thank you!
Thank you for the kind words and watching!
Always late but always love seeing these. Keep it up brother ❤️
Ayyeeee no worries bro! Thanks for stopping by!
Thank You.
Thank you for watching!
Amazing production value. Awesome video, thank you
Thank you!!
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Great video! 👍 you got my subscription!
Thank you very much!!
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Thanks for checking it out!
Beautiful JBP and nice ramification! ✨
Thank you very much for checking my video out again!
Amazing
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Спасибо за прекрасную историю.Все понятно без слов.Браво!
Gracias por compartir esa hermosa evolución, son muchos años de trabajo.
Thank you very much!
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My apologies if it's in the previous video, but what sort of soil is this in? Loving the way it's developing!
I didn't mention it in the previous video so no worries! It's in a mixture of 1/3 pumice 1/3 lava and 1/3 pine bark.
@@PNWBonsai Thank you very much!
Thanks for great efforts for the video which is very informative to me a beginner.
Thank you for watching! I hope it was enough information to be helpful!
Amazing video, very helpful for beginner! What about that random very long needles? Any chance to cut in half or simply eliminate? They seem to me a bit unestetic
Great question! When developing a tree, the tree might not look great most its life. Because you might developing a branch or you are leaving lots of foliage to gather more strength for the tree. In this case, in by next spring, I can remove all the long needles because the growth from this year will be accumulating enough energy to where I can remove the long needles.
My problem is that i feel sorry to cut off the useless parts .. so i have tendency to leave growing and growing and it goes out of shape
When you do candle a Japanese black pond do you need to use cut paste to seal the wound or do you leave it as
No need for cut paste! Just leave as is
Hi.
When are you going to do a Video on your Deodar Cedar Bonsai Tree?
Great question. I think about that tree every day. I'm trying to find the proper pot and style to display it. Haven't come up with any ideas yet. I definitely have not forgotten about that tree!
@@PNWBonsai
Thank You.
Is that really how much fertilizer I should be using? Seems like a lot.
6:54 why this candle has long needles on the bottom part and shorter at the tip?
The bottom needles are last years needles. I keep them on so the tree can gain more energy. After this year they will be removed as the small needles from the top will be used to gain energy.
Do you have any idea what happened to Bonsai Northwest? I'm on the east side of the state and would go to Bonsai Northwest from time to time for supplies, but the last time I wanted to go, I discovered they're no longer in business and I would like to know what happened to them. Was it a pandemic-caused failure? Thank you!
So they closed their doors November of 2020. Not exactly sure why though. BUT there is a new owner of Bonsai Northwest and they are open on Sundays from 11-4 I think. Check out www.bonsainw.com/ they are based out of Maple Valley now!
@@PNWBonsai Thank you for responding! When I learned they'd closed, I assumed the business was gone forever and I stopped looking into it. You've given me some valuable information. Thank you!
I have hearing problems, I can’t listen to music and speech at the same time, it’s all a blur.
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本当にいいビデオだが、ボケのせいで見づらい。半分くらいピントが合ってない。
Hello. does the video show two applications of fertilizer in May and summer?
Hello Alex, so I start fertilizing around the end of February and each month until May. After decandling in June, I do not add fertilizer until around November.