Hoy vi por primera vez su canal y la verdad es espectacular, son unos grandes maestros. Mi suscripción inmediata y felicitaciones. Saludos cordiales de México se agradece mucho el estar en muchos idiomas (español).
I like your videos really much. They are really good to learn lots of things or just enjoy seeing your beautiful trees, congrats, and thanks for sharing. Keep on it! regards from Barcelona.
Hello, Should we also remove the bark from the branch before putting it in contact with the trunk? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is a chance for us!
P.s nice looking maple specimen. I will start one soon all I have is trident maple sugar maple and red maple . Oh and a silver maple not sure how good it'll turn out as the leaf size can be quite large
@@bonsai-shinshi どういたしまして！：）Fun trivia about this variety: It was discovered by Harold Johnson in Alabama as a seed from an unknown mother tree and it was named after his grand-daughter Abigail Rose. Love your videos by the way. こちらこそありがとう！
Do you need to take a layer off the branch you are attaching to the layer you take off the trunk? Or just take a layer off the trunk and connect a branch untouched? Thank you
Hi there, Love your video's, They're very educational 👍😎 Would this type of graft work if a long thin branch from another tree of the same species was used? 🤔
It depends on the situation, I think on Azalea it will work really well, while on Juniper it might fail more frequently is my guess(because of slow growth), you have to try it and improve your success rate over the years I think. Basically you can graft on any plant. It works the best on plants, that repair wounds quickly. I think on Junpiers you have better chance when using the drill method, and drill a hole thru the trunk, and lead a branch thru it until the branch thickens up and fills the hole.
@@bonsai-shinshi Sorry but i don t understand what do you mean by "we don t have to contact them"? I try to find the safest grafting technique to change foliage on Juniper Prostata stock to Shimpaku foliage.
nomatosan, don't you have to match up the cambium layer from the branch to the trunk? also, couldn't you use a thread graft, where you drill thru the trunk and thread the branch to the side you want the branch come out? Nice looking trees you have, of course:-) .Steve.
Guy looks 20 years old until you see his sideburns .wishing America would age better alas our lifestyle and diet is full of crap so most my 30 year old friends look 50
@@vicviol9801Lleva un año ponerse en forma. Primero, desconecta el otro extremo. Luego, corte el lado original. Todo el trabajo se realiza un año después. El trabajo de invierno es inútil.
Hoy vi por primera vez su canal y la verdad es espectacular, son unos grandes maestros.
Mi suscripción inmediata y felicitaciones.
Saludos cordiales de México se agradece mucho el estar en muchos idiomas (español).
I like your videos really much. They are really good to learn lots of things or just enjoy seeing your beautiful trees, congrats, and thanks for sharing. Keep on it! regards from Barcelona.
Muchas gracias por el video. Es muy instructivo. Me llama la atención el último arce, el shishigashira con unos entrenudos tan largos. Saludos.
Amazing and delicate way. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Muy buena idea lo de las chinchetas.
Another technique learned. will try this on a small maple.
Congratulations for your work. I would like to know about what material is used for the easy fixing. Thank you
Hello,
Should we also remove the bark from the branch before putting it in contact with the trunk?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It is a chance for us!
is not necesary to.
Will the branch look natural??
Thanks for today's class, I will put it into practice making three grafts with a maple palmatum deshojo
P.s nice looking maple specimen. I will start one soon all I have is trident maple sugar maple and red maple . Oh and a silver maple not sure how good it'll turn out as the leaf size can be quite large
Sugoii👍👍
ありがとうございます。
Thank you for this awesome video
勉強になりました。ありがとうございます。
Bonsai, sangat elok dipandang mata.
Thank You!
🌱🌳.this most interesting. I will try this . thank you for informative bonsai lesson. Keith Australia
Good bonsai like👍 video sukses for you friend
Thank you for sharing, blessings 🙏🌹🙏🌹🙏
Good jobs.
I like this.
The unknown maple variety is Abigail Rose!
ありがとう！！Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Nobody knew it.Thank you.
@@bonsai-shinshi どういたしまして！：）Fun trivia about this variety: It was discovered by Harold Johnson in Alabama as a seed from an unknown mother tree and it was named after his grand-daughter Abigail Rose.
Love your videos by the way. こちらこそありがとう！
Muchas gracias, muy interesante.
Do you need to take a layer off the branch you are attaching to the layer you take off the trunk? Or just take a layer off the trunk and connect a branch untouched? Thank you
You need to attached the branch without cutting it. Only after the graft takes then cut off the branch.
Thanks for sharing
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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Great job
ありがとうございます。
Good freind,peace 1 hobby bonsai from indonesia
Wow‼️ luar biasa bos 👍🙏🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨
Hi there, Love your video's, They're very educational 👍😎
Would this type of graft work if a long thin branch from another tree of the same species was used? 🤔
You can do the same with the branches of another tree.
@@bonsai-shinshi Many thanks for your reply 👍🙂
That's nice!! What's that material which one you using for "plastering" branch to hole??? Please
Thank you for your video its really helpful, how long does it take to graft
Many thanks for these precious video in term of learning the Art of Bonsai. Can we also adapt this branch grafting technique for juniper and azalea ?
It depends on the situation, I think on Azalea it will work really well, while on Juniper it might fail more frequently is my guess(because of slow growth), you have to try it and improve your success rate over the years I think. Basically you can graft on any plant. It works the best on plants, that repair wounds quickly.
I think on Junpiers you have better chance when using the drill method, and drill a hole thru the trunk, and lead a branch thru it until the branch thickens up and fills the hole.
Juniper can take a branch from anywhere.
You don't have to contact them.
@@bonsai-shinshi Sorry but i don t understand what do you mean by "we don t have to contact them"? I try to find the safest grafting technique to change foliage on Juniper Prostata stock to Shimpaku foliage.
Where do I buy those thumb tacks ? Is that what they are even called ?
Really Good idea!! What kind of nail or staple do you use for that ? Thank you and very nice looking maples you got there !!👍👍
thumbtackですよ。
Thank you very much !!😁
Top, parabéns.
Super👍
Really nice.
Do you put the Thumbtack thru the branch (to make it bleed) or just on the trunk ?
If I see it correctly, he places it next to the branch not through.
exactly. I saw some other videos like this.
Amazing👍
Nice hammer
枝の固定がとても参考になりました。
「固形の保護剤」は何でしょうか？ カットパスターですか？ 「液体は駄目」とありますが、トップジンMペーストはどうなのでしょうか？
動画では水平に接いでいますが、垂直でもいいですか？
トップジンペーストも隙間に入り込み癒着を阻害する恐れはあると思います。
垂直でも大丈夫です。
nomatosan, don't you have to match up the cambium layer from the branch to the trunk?
also, couldn't you use a thread graft, where you drill thru the trunk and thread the branch to the side you want the branch come out? Nice looking trees you have, of course:-) .Steve.
The method of making a hole can scratch the other side.
Japanese maple can only be done in February.
Guy looks 20 years old until you see his sideburns .wishing America would age better alas our lifestyle and diet is full of crap so most my 30 year old friends look 50
Hola gracias por tus vídeos! En que fecha haces los injertos, cual es la más efectiva o cual es la que mayor resultado te da, gracias y saludos
Un año despues.
@@bonsai-shinshi pero en que temporada? Primavera, verano, otoño o invierno???
@@vicviol9801Lleva un año ponerse en forma.
Primero, desconecta el otro extremo.
Luego, corte el lado original.
Todo el trabajo se realiza un año después.
El trabajo de invierno es inútil.
Cây gì lá đỏ,chắc cây lá đỏ đẹp
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Interesting, thank you!
Does this method work for junipers.. Thanks
It does. Eisei-en bonsai mentions it often in his videos.
「固形の保護剤」は何でしょうか？ カットパスターですか？
「カットパスター」は使ったことも見たこともないので、色々調べて「カットパスター」ではないかと思い尋ねました。
そうです。
一般的に言われているカットパスターです。
私が使ってい物はちょっと名前違いますが。
おはようございます。
質問ですが、枝の方は皮は剥かなくていいのでしょうか？
モミジや楓はくっつけているだけで癒着しますので大丈夫です。
早速の返信ありがとうございました！
幹に枝が生えなくて悩んでいました。
すぐやってみます(^^♪
@@user-bh1ul2gf8i 枝の芽の部分を、幹との接合部分に持ってくると、後の枝づくりが楽になりますよ。癒着後、芽の部分から出る新芽で枝づくりできますので。
@@bonsai-shinshi さん、おはようございます。
眼からウロコみたいな貴重なアドバイス
ありがとうございます！
私は盆栽初心者ですので、これからも宜しくご指導下さい(^.^)
小枝条剥皮吗
余り良く解らず
ありがとうございます。
That’s a lot of effort and steps to make a branch on an already cool looking tree. Unnecessary. Gimmicky
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