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Update of the Ebihara Method: Cherry Tree Clump Bonsai Unveiled
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- Update on Ebihara method using a Aluminum plate, today i will be checking the cherry tree seedlings which i started as a clump style bonsai back in 2021
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I had to stop the video to make a cup of tea so that I could enjoy this repot in a cool pot by the master, Mr. Houghton.
Lol Tom your too kind m8 ;)
I watched some of your early videos a year or two ago and drifted away. Loving the content and delivery of the videos now, having come across you again. Little tweaks, big results 😊
Thanks Paul, Welcome back m8ty ;)
Interesting idea, well done! If you cut the plate in half you could use a couple of bolts to make removal easier. And the leaves should reduce a bit in time. Flowers don't so it could be quite a thing later in the year.
Great tip m8 cheers,i will see what this year brings on it David
You are going to get some nice growth out of this clump come spring. Pruning will give the CTC a nice start. Excellent!
I hope so Tom lol
This can look nice real soon!
Grts
Kennet
Cheers Kennet, it’s on its way m8
I just found a super idea with the metal plate! That's a great idea. I can't wait to try it out on some trident maples. I like that. Your accent is so cool. Keep sharing some of your other ideas and I look forward to seeing the progress. Thanks Ryan👍
Go for it let me know how it goes ;), your welcome
Wow! That worked really well! Can't wait to see the others!Thanks for showing us the experiment!
Thanks for watching!
Well you can definitely call that a success Ryan, brilliant!!. Looking forward to seeing what species you go for next and if the larch worked. Sure it will have if the cherry is anything to go by. 👏👍
Thanks Peter, really happy with how it turned out. Going to check the other ones which are in pond baskets they have only being on the go for a year. There is two more cherry’s and a larch 👊👍
BRILLIANT VIDEO AND CONGRATULATIONS ON HITTING 2K SUBS :)
Thank you Xavier m8 😜👍
Brilliant Success Ryan!
I’ve had similar success using metal washers and seedlings.
I glue the washers over a larger piece of rigid plastic and thread the seedlings through. Thanks, keep growing
Thanks Matt, Great tip for people that don't have metal plates, ;)
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Great video Ryan. I am glad the experiment worked out and these trees are looking great! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Matt, yeah i am happy with the result
That is one massive root system that you developed in ground with the metal plate. Hard work digging it out and getting the plate off. Well sharpened saw did the trick. I was thinking gloves for the next time so you do not cut your hands on the removal. Just a thought on that.
Yes Tom it was hard to get out, i will think about the gloves lol
Nice one Ryan, thanks for the update mate 👍
Cheers Alex and your welcome
Lovely job
Cheers Raymond buddy
@@houghtonbonsai great stuff your putting out there Ryan
That method seems to work really well at Ryan. I might use that to myself in the future mate looks fucking brilliant that does mate great video👊👊👊
It works really good Andy, you defo want to try it m8 👊👍
Great idea Ryan and she looks great 👍 awesome video bud
Thanks Dan m8, it’s worth ago
That’s a great result considering it’s just a tester
Thanks for sharing the results bro
Interesting 2 see the future👊🏻
Thanks Dan m8👍
Love it when a plan comes together. As an experiment it worked very well mate. An idea can be used for the future trees to create clump style. All the best with it Ryan. BTW what have you done with the big fella Mick?
Thanks Joe all the best m8, Mick is still kicking around lol
Nice job dude🍺
Thanks m8ty👍
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cheers m8
Did i miss something, how was the clump started? With multiple seedlings, or suckers?
it was started with seedlings m8, at the end of the video there is two videos on when i started them
Seems likely that the roots growing in between the center of the clump will grow larger. Why did you decide to leave them in this repot?
Like I said in the video m8, I have took to much root off buy digging it up and I will do more root work next year,need it to recover it’s not gong to grow that big as it’s in a pot now
@@houghtonbonsai I’m missed that part, thank you. I picked up a bulk set of flowering Japanese cherry tree seedlings which I made into several clump-style bonsai. I currently have them in a basket but I think I’ll moved them into the ground and watch them explode with grown like yours. Thanks for sharing.