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Successful Air Layer on Shishigashira Japanese Maple - How to separate and prepare for next steps
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2020
- In this video, I will show you the air layer results on Shishigashira / Lion's head Japanese maple. Also I will cover how to separate them and prepare for the next steps!
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Very helpful! Thank you
Very nice success!
Also, huge SSG!
My SSG is only a pencil, lol... it’s def the slowest growing JM of mine; so prolly several years until I can layer it.
Gonna separate 6 San Jose juniper air-layers soon tho... maybe Oct or Nov.
Thank you, everything worked out quiet well on this tree! Good luck with the air layer separation! :)
Thank you. I needed this info for my current Chinese Elm Air Layer in Canada.
Thank you for your comment! Glad to hear it's helpful! Curious, did you use a pot with soil or plastic bag with moss for the air layer for Elm?
@@MomijiEn I used a white plastic shopping bag, with a few small holes in it for air / dripping. Sphagnum moss. Checked today. lots of roots and SUPER HAPPY!
@@curtisnt Awesome news, congrats!!!!
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I just picked up a shish’ its in my car :):):):):) Will aiayer it this year :)
🤩🥳👍nice!!
i use super glue as cutpaste, it works fantastic for me
Interesting...👍
Very nice job ,did you air seal the black containers to retain moisture or you just left them opened all the time like that ,and how did you water them regularly ?
Nope I watered it regularly along with other trees :)
did you use rooting hormone when you started the airlayers? or just trust the sphagnum akadama mix?
Yes I always rooting hormone. I used powered one in the past. This year, I am testing Clonex.
Would you recommend keeping a newly potted air layer indoors for the first winter? (very cold winter) or should I try to set it into dormancy with the parent plant?
Either way is fine as long as you can protect it from getting frozen!
@@MomijiEn thank you for reply :)
@@MomijiEn thank you for the reply!
Great job I just bought a lionhead about the size of your how long did you wait till you removed them from the tree??
Nice! I usually wait for 3 months or so (smaller air layers) to make sure it develops enough roots to sustain after the separation!
Do u think its to late in the season to air layer my tree now? Its still been pretty cool at night here im in CT.
@@johngonzales7317 I think you can still do it. I actually did it yesterday 🙂
Did you use a rooting hormone?
Yes I did. (Powder one)
@@MomijiEn I bought some clone x. Is that stuff good?
how deep do you generally go on your cuts for air layering? I see some take the bark off and then just scrape the wood, and others really go into it. ie. branch starts off at 1/2 inch and the wood left in the center is 1/4 taking off about 1/8 all around or more.
I would usually remove the bark off then remove the thin yellow/greenish layer (cambium) to expose the white wood. I may scrape the wood a bit but not too much to avoid cutting off the water transportation line.
@@MomijiEn I am always worried i'm not going Deep enough like some people I see.
@@ericberg4397 yeah that's typically the reason why it failed - experienced that a few times myself!
Have you air layered bloodgood ?
No, personally I have not.
Do you sale Shishigashira? What is the price?
Hi they are not currently for sale. Thx for ur interest!
Hi what kind of soil you used for air layer?
I use Akadama in a plastic pot. In a bag, I use sphagnum moss.