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BONSAI-EASY NEW METHOD-PART 6-TRIM MING TREE

By admin On February 19, 2010 Under Bonsai Videos
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SHORT VIDEO SHOWING THE TRIMMING OF A SMALL MING TREE. I had gotten a grouping of four Ming tree trunks as one planting which I split up. This is one of the plants that I took from that grouping. Ming trees grow really nicely and you have to repot them fairly often as they grow so vigorously. (May, 2008- showing traditional bonsai at the Morikami Museum. It’s just a silent look at their trees, but it is inspiring)(”Morikami Bonsai Gardens May 2008″).(***PLEASE VIEW PART 12 ABOUT THE WARNING ON HANDLING SPHAGNUM MOSS BEFORE YOU WORK WITH SPHAGNUM MOSS***).

25 comments - add yours
the4445

February 19, 2010

anyone can make bonsai however they want, the only rule is that there are no rules

pyromaniac53

February 19, 2010

dude that tree wasnt ready to be pruned…..

louiesiy

February 19, 2010

a beginner who has his own knowlwdge in understanding the true art…

louiesiy

February 19, 2010

holy crap, this video sucks! the only relevant part that this guy had shown was that that nursery for bonsai that’s fairly great with all those good aged bonsai…he chose the tree for the wrong styles…

hawaiianhomeboi

February 19, 2010

but if u really wanted to do it why would u just wanna get it done?

danrhodes1987

February 19, 2010

Poor Tree

shannontothemax

February 19, 2010

this is for those that are lazy and only interested in how fast they can get it done

P0oYa

February 19, 2010

This is for those who like to make their own rules…

zzzxppix

February 19, 2010

i have never seen anything like this … this isnt bonsai … if you are interested i suggest you join a local bonsai club … they will teach you the right way to make a bonsai ,,, they will teach you the styles of bonsai and the rules ,, none of wich are being practiced in this vid …

ZombieSlut13

February 19, 2010

Holyhandz…it’s scissors not..wire cutters

kilerr182

February 19, 2010

holyhandz
i just wana tell u that trees like to be cut

kilerr182

February 19, 2010

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I have a bonsai I received as a agist, however it did not come with any info on it. I was wondering how often do I water it, and do they need repotting often. I have watched some videos however , none of them have had they same leaves and stuff as mine. Do they all get the same treatment. ?? Can I pluck the leaves that look like they are dead….?

Holyhandz

February 19, 2010

i cringed when i saw he was using a pair of wire cutter to cut that poor tree… i use those kind of cutter in my workshop wiring up a stereo….

luftwaffe666

February 19, 2010

you sound like vin diesel

bananatree94

February 19, 2010

lol o well a mix up but still i had the rite idea =) just dont use any thing that will hurt the plant

StringsCrusader

February 19, 2010

actually scissors have blunt blades… you want slanted blades more like a knife so it cuts cleanly and doesn’t pulverize the living tissue of the tree. that could cause ireperable damage.

bananatree94

February 19, 2010

sorry, not to be mean but scissors are not supposed to be used as bonsai trimming tools… the reason why is because they have slanted blades which can permanently damage the plant because it pinches the branch tips shut which makes it hard grow back. hope i helped

wigglebut11

February 19, 2010

I have a bonsai I received as a agist, however it did not come with any info on it. I was wondering how often do I water it, and do they need repotting often. I have watched some videos however , none of them have had they same leaves and stuff as mine. Do they all get the same treatment. ?? Can I pluck the leaves that look like they are dead….?

wigglebut11

February 19, 2010

I have a bonsai tree that was a gift and it did not come with any info, it looks great but I was wondering when do I water it, and one or two of the leaves are looking like they are dting, can I just pluck them off? I have watched several videos on here, but I was wondering of every type of tree needs diffrent treatment.

app01y0n

February 19, 2010

thanks for the yellow backdrop, that helps

bonsai9723

February 19, 2010

Hi,
Any scissors that is decent will do. A nice quality scissors is worth it. I find the binsai tools I have hard to work with.

bonsai9723

February 19, 2010

You’re welcome.

BloodBullet64

February 19, 2010

do u HAVE to use special bonsai trimmers or can u use regular scissors?

MrFoxy22

February 19, 2010

thats ok then, i’m doing the right thing so far :)

thanks for your help =]

MattBlytheTheOne

February 19, 2010

I used to try a rooting hormone, but it never worked then I found out it was a anti-fungicide. Sometimes I put them in water for a week or two to see if they will grow. My best cuttings are always planted straight into some good old potting compost! Patience my friend!