Balancing energy - Mekiri - Pine Cuttings - Arkefthos Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
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One step closer to balancing the energy of this Japanese black pine, performing mekiri and taking pine cuttings for propagation. Thank you for your time!
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Please enable captions - subtitles. I'm sorry for the very fast subtitles. This was a shorter video and there were lots of things to say!
A very informative video.
You live in a beautiful place . Thanks for sharing. The drone footage was great too .
I really appreciate all of your time spent here Justin!
@@ArkefthosBonsai my pleasure mate !
Amazing Video as always! Thank you
I appreciate it! Cheers!
Great video, very well done 👌
Thank you Alex! I appreciate it!
Quite interesting, have you been able to get them to thrive???? What a beautiful enviroment you live in !!! Thank you so much 😊
You are welcome Gloria!! I'm guessing you mean pine cuttings? As I said in the captions - subtitles, this is the first time I'm trying to root new growth of Japanese black pine after candle pruning. My guess is that it will be more successful than Japanese white pine is. We will see! Have a great day!
@@ArkefthosBonsai thanks for the answer, have a great day too 😊
wonderful collection sir
Thank you!
Is the potting medium you are using for the cuttings perlite? Also what strength of rooting powder are you using?
I explain everything in the captions - subtitles. Yes the medium is 100% perlite and I'm using 2% IBA. The stronger stuff! Cheers!
Very compliments for this very interesting video my friend,(as always)! You did a great job on your beautiful first black pine,the second one is already balanced and is very interesting! I wish you that the cuttings can all root!👍👍🤞🤞💯
Thank you my friend! Have a great day!
@@ArkefthosBonsai Thanks,you too!
I love the editing of your videos, greetings, Fermin from Spain
Thank you Fermin! I appreciate this comment a lot! Cheers!
What a collection , and location what country are u in ?
Thank you Brian! I'm in Southern Greece, 900m (2600ft) elevation. Cheers!
Did you get a freaking drone?
Tha pleasant blishfullnes of a university student.....
Is it Pinus thunbergii 'Zuisho'? I know that that is a variety that root quite readily than other pines.
No, it's not. "Zuisho" is a cultivar of Pinus parviflora. Personally, I don't think that it roots better than other parvifloras. It is just that as a cultivar it has better foliage than the species, so people prefer to root it than graft it onto thunbergii, even if success rate is around 10% at best. Grafted parvifloras onto 2 needle pines, tend to change their foliage character given that 2 needle pines are much stronger and vigorous. This high flow of sap produces longer, thicker and darker needles. Thus rooting and not grafting. This is just Pinus thunbergii and I will update with a video on the success rate, if any. Cheers!
Could you please share company and model of the grow lights you'll use with this Black Pine project.
Thank you
Of course Chris! I've tried several different grow lights. The best I've used is probably Mars hydro SP150. But I decided that it's best to use normal led lights and not the developed grow lights for greenhouse use. Normal house leds with very strong lum and neutral white color are more than adequate. If you are not growing fruits, vegetables or flowers, the usual leds are great (and last longer in high humidity environment) . So from now on, I've bought some very good leds, I've got 2 spare waiting in case one goes bad and that's all I need for grafting and cuttings. I can show you the specified one I'm using if you need to. Cheers!
Lindo pinheiro, e esse lugar, paraíso mesmo, já faz um tempo que estou aprendendo sobre bonsai, mais para mim estou nas nativas, agora que consegui um exemplar de um pinheiro ssp para eu treinar, mais quero aplicar os conhecimentos que você nos mostra em seus vídeos.
Thank you Tiago! Please tell me the species of pine you got, so I can point you to the right direction and you can have much more fun with it!
I didn’t know that you could take the candles that you remove and root them. What has been your success rate of rooting pine candles in the past?
I talked about it in the captions - subtitles. This is the first time I'm trying this. My thought is that new tissue has cells that could probably turn into roots relatively easy, even though the hormones are probably against it now. We'll see. I will update on that. Even if one or two root, it will be a gain, considering these get trushed otherwise. Parviflora can have up to 10% success rate. Thunbergii looks like it might have better chances. Cheers!
@@ArkefthosBonsai i’m excited to see what the results are. That would be a game changer and reproduction of pine trees.
Yes it will. I'm doing parviflora in the weekend as well. Fun stuff!
MUM COME FAST!!! FOTIS UPLOADED A NEW VIDEO 🙌🏼
Ha ha ha did that actually happen? Thank you!
😂💪🏽
Hi. Any news on the cuttings? After multiple tries i succeeded in getting 1 to root.
That's awesome Timothy! No, mine have failed. I have 2 3 that are still green but I'm not optimistic. It seems that JBP doesn't feel like rooting at this time of the year, but making foliage. That said, I will definately try again next year, and the next and.... Maybe some other mediums, maybe different conditions..
@@ArkefthosBonsai thank's. Yes they are difficult.
Que pinos tan vigorosos!
Nunca se me habría ocurrido esquejar los brotes.
Ojala todos enraícen bien
Salud!
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Thank you Fabian! I'll let you know! Cheers!
Can i find your location in google map?
Well, probably, but I can't give that publicly. I'm i the Peloponnese peninsula in Southern Greece. Have a great day!
@@ArkefthosBonsai that's amazing place👍👍
😍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Φανταστικό μέρος φίλε μου και εάν δεν θα περάσω μια φορά, να μου τρυπήσεις τή 👃
Σε ευχαριστώ! Κάποια στιγμή θα υπάρχει αυτή η δυνατότητα