Cork Oak Bonsai Ramification Techniques - Michael Roberts - Technique - Baikoen Bonsai Club

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2021
  • In this episode in our series of bonsai techniques we will be covering the basics training method of cork oak which has been taken care by Michael Roberts. This video will be in conjunction of a series where we will dive deeper into cork oaks. So please join us in this part 1 of the series. If you enjoy these videos please like, subscribe and leave a comment below!
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  • @nazariojuarez3156
    @nazariojuarez3156 2 года назад +6

    Never seen such an amazing cork oak collection
    I have 2 young ones and now have an idea of what I want and how to take care of it..
    Great video

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад

      I'm happy to hear you enjoyed Michael giving away his growing secrets.

  • @questionablecooking7019
    @questionablecooking7019 2 года назад +4

    Incredible material. Great info on oaks.

  • @nightcoder5k
    @nightcoder5k 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for the video. Great info. I usually trim it to make the tree look nice. I need to pay attention to tips like these. Thank you.

  • @justinjames802
    @justinjames802 2 года назад +1

    I live in Adelaide, South Australia and we have a few cork oaks around that I've been dying to collect some acorns off. I went to collect some off a particular tree last year to find it all fenced off as it's in the middle of a carpark that was being rebuilt. Hopefully this autumn I can get some to start next year. Seeing Mikes beautiful examples has got me even more eager although it'll be many years before I can get them anywhere near looking like those. Our Winters are much colder than yours in SoCal so I'd imagine that last heavy thinning Mike was talking about would have to be done in early rather than late Autumn here.

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад

      Its early December here and weather is weird, 49F to 75F. Trees has not gone dormant yet but getting close. We will do a final trimming for this season and prepare for spring push. I'll be filming this process in the coming weeks

  • @184445
    @184445 Год назад +1

    Beautiful tree collection. Quick question what soil is used for those oaks?

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  Год назад

      I’ll have to ask. But from what I remember it’s akadama scoria and pumice. But I don’t remember the ratios

  • @iPheek
    @iPheek 8 месяцев назад +1

    Can you ask Michael advice on collecting oaks?!

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  8 месяцев назад +1

      You can actually contact Michael through FB. Usually Michael will grow oaks and elms in wooden boxes until they are ready for a show pot

  • @richarddolan128
    @richarddolan128 2 года назад +1

    Outstanding Oak's, very nice. I have one cork oak, and I have had trouble keeping strength in lower branches as well, so your tips were great. One question though, where do you get your raw stock, are you cutting down nursery trees? Any suggestions on where to obtain material?

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад

      Thank you for watching. Luckily cork oak trees are readily available in our local area. We even have a grower for prebonsai. I do cut down nursery stock tree if the girth is something i'm look for. Or even growing it from seed.

  • @TeamFishweights
    @TeamFishweights 2 года назад +1

    Wow, amazing trees!!! So do they bud back through the thick cork layer? His branches look pretty skinny compared to the trunk so they must be relatively young? If i trunk chop one, will it bud back on the trunk?

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад +1

      Oaks backbud on old branches and trunks only after they get cut back hard. They do throw random new branches once in awhile but not as often during drastic cuts. You do not want to large girth branch as it loses its taper

  • @nightcoder5k
    @nightcoder5k 2 года назад +1

    Question: Have you done air-layering a cork oak tree? If so, any tips would be appreciated. I'm in the Fresno county.

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад +2

      Air layering of oaks in general is doable but a long process. Cork oak especially are tough to layer as they have a thick and resist cambium layer. If successful it usually takes several years to be able to separate.

  • @judgetoogood1033
    @judgetoogood1033 8 месяцев назад +1

    Where can we buy Cork bark oaks. Thank you.

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  8 месяцев назад

      Depends on what part of the country you live in. Cork Oaks are used as landscape trees

  • @gregoryh4601
    @gregoryh4601 2 года назад +1

    Dear Mike. Will the Cork Oak be ok in Ohio? And where a Good Place to Buy Cork Oak and Elm trees ? Will they Ship to Ohio? Very Nice Bonsai Garden Mike. Enjoy your Retirement. Peace. Greg of Ohio

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад

      Seeds are your best choices you get to put movement into your trees; pregrown ones are usually too straight and too cylinderish

    • @gregoryh4601
      @gregoryh4601 2 года назад

      @@BaikoenBonsai Sir. At 64 there is No way I could see the Tree in a Finish Tree. That is Why I ask. That is Way I am looking to Trade my JBP,JRP, JGMT to find ones that just Need Design more and Branches refinement done. I will not Bug you any More . Sad to say thanks for no Help

  • @brucedeacon28
    @brucedeacon28 2 года назад

    👍🍎

  • @paolomh113
    @paolomh113 2 года назад +1

    Great video but what's the home made fertiliser recipe?

    • @BaikoenBonsai
      @BaikoenBonsai  2 года назад

      osmocote fertilizer is primarly what Michael uses.

    • @paolomh113
      @paolomh113 2 года назад

      @@BaikoenBonsai thank you for your reply but he did say Osmocote + homemade organic fertilizer replacing green king.