That is an amazing tree. The trunk shape and size will be amazing as you complete the shaping and training. Thank you for sharing the process, I don't think many people understand the amount of work and years of effort that bonsai represent.
Well I wanted to thank you for making videos of Japanese content in Spanish, the truth is that you are the only Japanese creator that I know who does that and the quality of the work that you do, now I want to ask you a question, I do not know if it will in this video but left here just in case. I also grew trees on the ground and I wanted to know how you do so that the internodes and buds do not shoot and all those things and for example you have a bare trunk for example and a very high branch and spaces between them and I see that you have your trees on the ground and your pines are very compact, let's see if you can tell me how you do it to keep them that compact. Thank you very much
You have to keep cutting them back as you would in bonsai, no short cuts. Because they’re in the ground, you have to be quite agressive because they grow more vigorous
Great video, hade you considered putting the ”boring” parts in as a time lapse? The introduction was very interesting and when you had comments while digging. But the actual digging wasn’t that interesting. Also I would very much like to see you pot the tree. That said I really appreciated the this video, amazing and unique content!
I don't agree if something is boring for you just move forward!! but why to ask time-lapse?? by the way why the ground so dry, haven't you watered for the digging? Thank you.
You need to prepare the ground before planting the tree. The existing soil needs to mix with small gravel and bark for good aeration, water penetration and easy digging.
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