I was never a fan of flowering trees until I acquired a satsuki. Now I’ve got tons of different cultivars, mostly small but have a couple of decent size. Even got some crabapples
I just reasently discoverd your chanel, I so apriciate your hands on no fuss way of teching. You maight just saved to small Junipers from the compost heap in my garden. They have sufferd greatly in the shadow of my ash trees. Yes i may give it a go. Thank you for charing knowleg freely. Pleas excuse my bad spelling im not that god at english lol
What you are doing here is extraordinary. Peter Chan has been doing something similar over the lockup period and giving us such pleasure and knowledge, which for me, has gone a long way to get me through. I won't go into details. Mate, your presentations are so well structured and delivered for those of us up and down the UK, (I'm in the, now near, Mediterranean Southeast,) I would suggest that you are on your way to being one of the finest authorities on bonsai in this country. Your idea of using your little fenced off pod for presentations, your use of a truly funky wire machine thing that has made, probably, a host of people rushing to build something similar out of ply and sticky back plastic, and your incredible no nonsense, yet highly skilled and truly educational, delivery, will make this channel a great one. Perhaps a historic one. I have one thing to say. THANK YOU! Keep them coming. And, yes, I did buy some stuff from your website. So job done. Please keep this wonderful teaching going.
Впервые просмотрел редкий и единственный в своем роде, полный вебинар по сацуки с полным уходом и стрижкой продукта Бонсай. Весьма признателен и благодарен мастеру. Будем сеять разумное, доброе вечное в Беларуси в 5 зоне usd в открытом грунте из аналогичных сортов азалии селекции Ротшильда английского питомника.
As always very educational and interesting. Thank you for all videos. I live in Florida and have one azalea growing in ground. I was so surprised that it has flowers for nine months out of the year.
I love the variegated colours of the flowers in Satsuki. Need to find one called Rebecca, and that would clinch the deal! (I think they miss-spelled the tree, I would label it "Corin" in your shoes!). I find that the leaves and flowers can be a little disproportionate in some cultivars, and have recently found an azalea with minute leaves - just waiting for an Australian spring for it to set buds!
I just received Satsuki Bonsai as a gift. Thanks for your information. I will going to take off all flower now, because it bloom not that much when I receive them.
desde Chile amigo, gracias por responder mi pregunta anterior , cada vez que veo tus trabajos quedo impresionado, tu arbol de azalea es de verdad una maravilla , siempre felicitaciones por lo que haces
Excellent educational video, I'm a bit lost with Azaleas and have killed a few in the past, I learned some stuff that I did wrong now!👍 I bought one from big Lee at one of the Bonsai do's at Don Valley Stadium years ago, It was an unusual one with bell like flowers that hung down, It didn't last long in my hands unfortunately, It was called Rhododendron campylogynum Myrtilloides, The flowers were a beautiful lilac colour, Was muchly pi55ed off when it expired 😭😭
i have a crimson dwarf that I am going to be air layering just like the big one but in a red flower instead of pink I think its going to turn out great nothing like your monster but worth it....
Thank you for such an informative video. Particularly useful in terms of the Kurume. It was a consideration I've been making as I'm lifting a garden azalea. Can you tell me if there is a difference with names on a dward azalea. Thanks
Thank you for the video. I was wondering about the blossom colour on your private tree. The colour seemed to be different from year to year. Is that just a result of the photography, or does the colour change for some reason? Thanks again. Keep the videos coming.
The initial photo was taken outdoors ( on a rare sunny day) the subsequent pics were taken in the studio against various backdrops, so I’d suggest it’s the lighting/photography, also the colours will look richer due to the increasing density of the flowers
@@cobbledtogether9539 Rhododendron flowers can also change colour when in non acidic soil. I don't know if it's the same for R. indicum though and I'm sure this tree was well looked after too before Corin got it.
Hi Korin, Excellent video thank you. Can I please ask: I intend for my Satsuki Azalea tree be without flowers next year. It's now mid September in the Midlands UK and it has buds forming, Can I start to de bud now or should I wait until April 2022 Cheers
Kanuma clay. Fairly standard Japanese soil for azalea cultivation if you follow the Japanese tradition. I guess it is also available (for a price) from any bonsai supplier.
Делать формирующую обрезку азалии весной, перед цветением, не допустимая ошибка для человека пытающегося поучать. Хотите поправить крону, делайте это после цветения.
You say that you prefer to repot after flowering then put the tree in a warm greenhouse. As I don’t have a greenhouse would it be better to do the repotting earlier in the year?
what is that your fertelizer you speak at 10:47 ? fosmag ? granular feed ? whats it made of,, how can i make my own instead of buying it ? =) or that other one,,, naruko ? the one you speak of at 11:11 .. ?
@@108Lee I see.. These are the possible effects of Phosmag : A Sore Throat An Ulcer Of The Duodenum Stomach Or Intestinal Ulcer Irritation Of The Stomach Or Intestines Blockage Of The Stomach Or Intestine Blood In The Bowel Movement Bleeding Of The Stomach Or Intestines A Skin Rash A Rupture In The Wall Of The Stomach Or Intestine A good sniff and your in for a loooong bad weekend..
@@108Lee :) edit * , actually thinking about it,, i keep my Azalea in my living room or in my bedroom, , i would be sniffing it every day wouldent i....
