I understand you know what you are doing for so many years, but how can it live with you cutting off at least 75% of the roots. I would only think 33 or 50 % to make sure it survives. Steve.
Climate and tree condition are very important indicators for cutting off many roots. First of all, the tree is fine. If you're not feeling well, you don't have to force the roots off. Next, the time. It is done at a time when root growth can be expected even if a lot of roots are cut. In Japan, it is from March to early April. It depends on the climate of each country, so don't overdo it. I think it's a good idea to gain experience and see how much you can cut the roots. Growth is slow in cold regions, so you don't need to cut this far. On the other hand, in hot areas, if you don't cut the roots more often, it will grow steadily. This is how well you can control tree growth in our area. The distance between the buds will be shorter, and you will be able to make a tree like a big tree even if it is small. It's a technique for tightening trees. Enjoy Bonsai！ 気候と樹木の状態は、多くの根を切り落とすための非常に重要な指標です。 まず第一に、木が元気なこと。木の状態が悪い場合は、根を強制的に外すことはしません。次に、時期。たくさんの根を切っても根の成長が期待できる時期に行います。日本では3月から4月上旬です。 各国の気候にもよりますので、無理しないでください。 経験を積んで、どれだけ根を切ることができるかをみるのが良い考えだと思います。 寒い地域では成長が遅いので、ここまでカットする必要はありません。 一方、暑い地域では、根を切る頻度を上げないと、着実に成長します。 木の成長をどれだけうまくコントロールできるかが重要です。芽の距離が短くなり、大木感のある木が作れるようになります。木を引き締めるテクニックですね。うまく伝わると嬉しいです！
Thank you for watching. Black sand is one of the most popular bonsai soils in Japan.It is made of Mt. Fuji lava called "Fujizuna". It is also contained in the soil inside, but the one on the surface is for makeup.
@@bonsaiya Watashi wa anata no chan'neru o mimashita, soshite watashi wa kyōyū shite kurete arigatō, kōdoku shimashita. Watashi no wakai chan'neru ni zehi okoshi kudasai.
