Air layering old juniper tree

[@shauno812]

Nicely done and explained! Looking forward to see how the main tree turns out. Cheers

[@everydaybonsai]

Thank you very much. Yes I will show that in a follow up video in December/January once the air layers come off.

[@TheJosous]

great video for such a small and new channel. it will be a joy to see it grow and thrive. keep the videos coming!

[@everydaybonsai]

Thank you very much, glad you enjoy the content. Appreciate it a lot.

[@Omar-al-Farouk]

👍😍😍😍

[@naturgeist]

Very nice material! I didn't think of Air-Layering Junipers :D I think thats because it's a coniferous tree and normally they don't airlayer that great. But Juinper cuttings grow well, so air-layerings will as well i guess :) Greetings from Germany ^^

[@everydaybonsai]

Yes most conifers are not very easy to air layer. We have a native conifer here in New Zealand where this technique also works well. It is the Totara tree and I love it. Have a video coming up for that too. Greetings back to good old Germany.🙂

[@naturgeist]

@@everydaybonsai oh i am very excited for that Video! ☺️🙏🏼

[@arnoldmmbb]

What species is the tree in the left with white flowers?

[@everydaybonsai]

That is a NZ native Pohutukawa tree. The white things you can see are just the new buds. It's flowers are bright red and come out in December.

[@arnoldmmbb]

@@everydaybonsai oh yes Metrosideros I have one also from nursery material

[@everydaybonsai]

Such a great species, love working with them.