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How to Turn a Prostrata Juniper Garden Tree into a Bonsai
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Today, I have a Prostrata Juniper from my garden. Let's analyze the branches and come up with an interesting design to turn this tree into a bonsai! We will go over how to redirect branch growth, root work, and creating jins (deadwood).
0:00 Introduction
1:18 How to analyze and design a bonsai
3:08 Rough first cutting
4:25 How to redirect a bonsai branch
6:44 Cut off all redundant branches
9:30 How to comb out bonsai roots
10:45 Giving bonsai as a gift
11:42 How to create jins (deadwood) in bonsai
15:54 Before & after comparison
16:12 Summary
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You've finally given me the courage to actually try to care for bonsai thank you so much for this
HAVE FUN!
Thank you for sharing your opinions while pruning your tree… it helps me to understand your design concept
It's my pleasure!
Barehanding a juniper tree, you're a beast milton. My hands would be covered in hives. Keep up the great work.
Wear gloves!
Thank you for the shared knowledge, specially that part bonsai as gift, great video
Thanks!
Glad you like it.
I continue to enjoy your presentations so thoughtful and helpful and full of insight. Not just for bonsai but for life. You help us build confidence in our abilities to grow and produce beautiful trees that fulfill our dreams and imaginations. Thanks Milton, here’s to lemonade!!!❤❤❤
Dennis:
Thank you for taking time to write,
Enjoy your trees!
You are much appreciated, thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Thanks!
Very educational!!!❤
Thasnk!
Hi Milton, hope this finds you well.
Thanks for sharing your " lemonade "😂 Greetings from Ohio.
Oh! Hi!
So amazing and inspiring, thank you for sharing
Wait until it fills up in a year or two!
🙂
I am so glad that you posted this Juniper video! I need more of these. I don't have many in my yard for 20 years but desire the process. I am going to dig up some azalea from the yard later this year though.
Azaleas Bonsai is not the easiest.....can work only if you follow certain rule religiousluy. Plase read up on the web.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq thanks very much.
I really like that tree has good character. Looking forward to see the ramification in the future. What shape of bonsai pot would be best suited for that tree? Is it better to use round pots or rectangle
I don;t know ...yet!
I’m right there with ya. Make lemonade out of lemons. I learned that from my mother. I have a naturally beautiful juniper. I’m afraid to do the first trimming. I can’t see a design for it yet.
Just start and you will learn from doing! You can do it!
beautiful
Should turn into a very nice Juniper, thank for sharing. A question on my mind which you answered saying you plant replacements when you remove a Juniper to work on which is the right thing to do so the supply over time will always be there. Once again Milton for your videos.
have cutting grown smal bush on hand to relaplace.,,..,Or plant an appropriate replacement like a rose bush or something decorative appropriate for the location. tum>How aobut go out and buy a one gallon Japanese black pine or an Acer palmatum
Hi Milton i really enjoyed this video. I must apoligize in my last comment i misspelled your name ill try to not let it happen again. Have a good day✌️
That's fine!
thank you caring!
Very intrigued by your videos about creating bonsai from garden trees. I've got quite some young (loaf) garden trees that I would like to test this on too, but I was wondering how much cutting/pruning you need to do when it's still in the garden (in ground or in a big pot). Do you want to let it grow quite big first (over 1m) or consistently cut back drasticly (not sure if this will properly thicken the trunk)?
Your general idea is right! Growing in the ground is the thing to do, to thicken quickly…And cut back to (a) create turns (b) taper, and c) induces lower branches to develop. Keep up the good work.
Hi mr Chang,can I ask you a question,I have taken a air layer from a blood good acer.the trunk of the air layer is three and half inches in diameter.it is growing very well in a pot.what I would like to know is .the tree I took the acer from is 25 years old so how old is my air layer the top being 25 years old and the roots a few months.
Milton, Does it matter whether your cut new growth or older growth on your tree? As I mentioned before I've a maple I'm growing for bonsai and it's growing leaves like crazy! Does it matter if I keep some new leaves/branches and cut some older ones and viceversa?
I'd like to think it doesn't matter but you would definitely know something that I don't! Thank you! :)
Mindful of the obejctives:
Cut to shape:
Thicken the truck and have taper
Ramification to show health and growht,
My recommendation is to first cut severely to shape. The ncut every three months or so for the branches to grow to strength the tree.
Sound about right?
Do not apply what I said blindly...but get behind what I said to suit.
OK?
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq Yes, THANK YOU! I'll actually write that down somewhere so I don't forget!
キャッシュ・ラム・トゥ・タオ・バオ
Kyasshu ramu to~u Tao bao
Tough tree.
Yeah! And rough treatment!
Cut the cuttings be grown?
Juniper cuttings are really easy...Use soil that can be a little on the wet side.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq …thank you,..I got a Juniper and a Cyprus, dwarfs,.I don’t know the names, it’s on the containers. I did some cutting and freeing the roots some and rinsing and repotting. I hope they will do well. The cuttings, I mixed some soil into, in a tray , watered, and covered with soil and left in a shady, warm spot. I hope some grow. 😊
👍👌🙂
Hi Bruce!
👋👌👍
Thanks!
Look like a massacre! I'm curious to look at it in 6 months
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yeah yeah!