Bonsai for Beginners: How to prune a bonsai | Wazakura Japan

In today's bonsai for beginners lesson, our collaborator Yusuke Ogawa explains how to prune a bonsai.
Yusuke Ogawa is a Japanese bonsai artist (Rebonsai) and in-house collaborator of Wazakura Japan. In this video he explains what to do when styling and pruning your bonsai trees and the decision making process using a juniper bonsai tree and Wazakura Japan Tools.
TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO:
※Satsuki Bonsai Scissors
※Stainless Steel Tweezers with Rake (part of the Bonsai Starter Kit)
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Can you explain how to plant outdoor Juniper bonsai in ground ? And what soil to use ?

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Thank you for reaching out and for your question. The process of removing the plant from the pot is similar to the repotting procedure, so you shouldn't encounter any difficulties. When handling the roots, it's best to gently untangle any tangled roots and preserve as much soil as possible when planting. Since the roots aren't firmly anchored, it's important to take precautions to prevent them from toppling over due to wind or other factors. During the first 1-2 months after planting in the ground, it's advisable to provide regular watering for the plant. The ideal timing for this process is similar to the repotting period, and it's recommended to use well-draining soil for optimal results.

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I want to buy kishu shimpaku materialsm. can ship to Malaysia?

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Thank you for your message and support! Yes, we can ship to Malaysia.