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How to Refine Japanese Black Pine | Bonsai-U

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In this episode, we look at the summer decandling techniques for more refined Japanese Black Pines. These techniques can also be applied to other double-flush pines, including Pitch Pine and Japanese Red Pine.
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28 авг 2024

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@tallbikercat 3 года назад

You give the most clear and concise explanations of a very difficult subject matter. Well done.

@bonsaibob8253 4 года назад

Thank you Bjorn. Great video

@alexisfaitdubonsai 4 года назад

Very good video and explanations about this technics 👍 Black pine's ability to densify is always impressive.

@ianrobinson8718 3 года назад

Simple , clear and not long winded

@BlueSkyBonsai 4 года назад

Fantastic! Thanks Bjorn.

@TheBonsaiZone 4 года назад

Another wonderful video and tree!

@romhol14 3 года назад

You both do bonsai I guess... just kidding i subscribe to both of you. I'm from Czech republic. Isn't this great? Don't make me do a video of my lovely bonsai...

@romhol14 3 года назад

I dare you

@jameswalker3416 2 года назад

@@romhol14 ive wanted to make videos of my trees just to have a log of there progression.

@Elzarmon 4 года назад

Good one Bjorn! Well cared for Pine!

@thinht7583 4 года назад

Very clear. Thanks for your videos.

@Just.bonsai 4 года назад

Great video. Key tips about fertilizer there.

@jameswalker3416 2 года назад

I miss these

@hotjohnnyb77 4 года назад

Thanks for making this video.

@robertobreglia2544 4 года назад

Thanks so much for this very interesting video! You are a master in bonsai. Very compliments 👍👍

@JuanLopez-tp7hj 3 года назад

Beautiful black pine I just made a potted black pine into a bonsai and I’m using the fertilizer you use but I didn’t know that certain part of the year you take them of interesting

@matyprimo 4 года назад

A lot of great information, amazing video! Thank you very much!

@81kwy 4 года назад

I even understand that I don't understand English ... you're number one

@DarthMasiah 4 года назад

excellent breakdown. it'd be awesome to revisit this tree when it's time for bud selection.

@Kalana_Herath 3 года назад

Beautiful ... 🌲my favorite tree is pine trees..but very difficult to find pine seeds here

@seawolfenz 4 года назад

good job bjorn, where's part one?

@phismp731 3 года назад

Magnificent 'do man! You must tell me who your barber is!

@VEE-rd7cu 4 года назад

Wow, such knowledge! How much patience do you have to have to care for bonsai or is there a bonsai doctor, I can go to?

@basicbonsaivlog3482 4 года назад

Thank you for the video,.. very imformative,..

@albertog5684 4 года назад

Awesome

@chrisrigoni 4 года назад

Thank You 🙏✌️

@vermeioo 4 года назад

Bjorn how are you? I have a suggestion to make. Instead of saying week and month, like june, july... You could say, for example; first week of second month of summer. This will be very helpful for people on the southern hemesfere. Since the periods are different. Love your work!! Thanks for making so helpful videos! Have a nice day.. Wil from Brazil!! 🇧🇷

@DrGlynnWix 4 года назад

Yeah, I was thinking about this just because we're in Northern Europe where the timing is pretty different from Tennessee.

@CaligulaMain 4 года назад

i think its based in daylight length

@lukasmihara 4 года назад

I don't know how that would help. The calendrical beginning of summer is the summer solstice, the meteorological beginning of summer is the 1st of June. That's the same for everyone in the northern hemisphere. "First week of second month of summer" sounds like a much more complicated way to just say "first week in July". I also believe most people got elementary school level math skills, so they should be fine calculating the accurate times.

@CaligulaMain 4 года назад

@@lukasmihara pretty much lol. july for smaller trees june for bigger is how i do it. health depending.

@taco_nate_07 4 года назад

Can you start selling bonsai soil and fertilizer on your website?

@robertgarvin1460 2 года назад

couldn't find the link to part one on the channel. Very curious to see it! If you are able to share a link please do!

@adermarchan1061 4 года назад

Que hermoso bonsai!!!!!!

@bobking390 4 года назад

Hi Bjorn - Great vid - as usual! Would you use this technique on a mature Austrian Pine?

@shostime3164 3 года назад

What do you do after the second flush

@alexandrublaj5009 4 года назад

Hi Bjorn are you fertilising this pinus with 12-8-8 in Spring to? Thx for your videos from Germany👋🏼

@MrAntoniomalves 3 года назад

Thanks from Brasil

@limweili4448 4 года назад

Hi Bjorn, would you ever consider to make video about broadleaf evergreen bonsai? :)

@ianrobinson8718 3 года назад

Love it

@davidcovington901 4 года назад

As usual, a good RU-vidr has to spend half their time pre-defending what they are doing from ignorami comments. Wonder if some time Bjorn could "walk us back" up a twig, from its latest bud, and show the history of it. Is ramification used to create zig-zag growth? Thanks for the intensity!

@LessTalkMoreDelicious 4 года назад

Where is Part 1? Is Part 1 Midoritsumi?

@thinht7583 4 года назад

Field grow Japanese black pine at bonsai -U

@LessTalkMoreDelicious 4 года назад

Link?

@avocado-toast7617 4 года назад

real pro

@alexhintenaus6 4 года назад

I have a Japanese Black Pine that needs to be re-potted in my coming growing season. Should I de-candle the tree in its current pot befroe re-potting, or de-candle the tree in its new pot ?

@sujeetbrahma4801 4 года назад

Very informative.. We apply mekiri techniques only after we have developed the appropriate trunk girth, right??? Or, can be it used on pre bonsai materials, of say 4-5 years??? Thanks

@LazyLightning56 4 года назад

Bjorn, in one of your other videos, you stated that when cutting candles on highly refined trees, there are sometimes some candles a little stronger than others. You still cut candles all at the same time, but you leave a small stub on those stronger candles to slightly delay the second flush. On this particular tree, the candles were all uniform, but on another refined tree with slight variations in candle strength, does this technique still apply (leaving the stub on stronger candles)?

@cre8alotdesignjohnaydelott770 4 года назад

Got the fro cut.

@briankavanagh7191 4 года назад

Bjorn, very useful information re: de-candling, you said where you cut you will get 3-5 new buds wont this stop back budding?

@jimijamesmarshall2328 4 года назад

Not necessarily, as you get 3-5 buds you will reduce this number to, generally, 2 per shoot. After you let these shoots grow and feed the tree you should see some back budding, if the tree is healthy that is.

@briankavanagh7191 4 года назад

@@jimijamesmarshall2328 Cheers.

@bradb.4570 4 года назад

Wouldn’t 1/4 inch needles actually be more in proportion? If that was a huge tree the needles would look tiny when looking at it. Or are there “rules” for needle size on the size of tree? 👍🏻 keep up the great content!

@EdwardDowner 4 года назад

I think It's an aesthetic choice so more subjective of course. That I said I agree with him and feel it's more about proportion to trunk and branch thickness than overall tree height.

@shostime3164 3 года назад

Where is part 1?