Bonsai maple defoliation

Partial defoliation techniques for Japanese maples Shohin bonsai.
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Kisetsu-en Shohin Bonsai Europe
Morten Albek

[@Crossway-]

So excited when I see a video from Kisetsu-En!

[@Justin-PLLD]

Good to see you, sir! Thank you for teaching us. I am a horticulturist and I love to continue learning. You help keep my knowledge current. Thank you. Always a fun time.

[@jejakbonsai95]

Very inspiring, thank you.. New subscriber ❤❤

[@calvinchau5479]

Thank you for sharing

[@givetanks]

Great video - about to do the same thing!

[@deanwright5490]

Good to see you educating on shohin without charging monies….

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Well I also have paid membership because it’s part of my living 😉 But thanks 🙏

[@klytuko]

can you make the videos stereo? Kinda annoying when sound is mostly coming from one side of headphones

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

The video is older but new ones are stereo 👍

[@isidroalbertgarcia2396]

Mange tak!

[@javiermartinezrivas7773]

How can we get short ramifications on primary shoots? Is It the same technic? Thank you for wonderful explanations, geetting from Cádiz, Spain..!!!!

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

This technique is to secure back budding and inner growth. Refining the tertiary fine branching is a different technique where the tips are pinched very early in the season and the leaf shed is peeled off. Covered in members video. shohin-europe.com/bonsai-video-studio-2/live-japanese-maple-springtechniques/

[@mhylton]

What kind of Maple is the one that you worked on first with the large leaves? Thanks.

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

The first maple is a Field maple, Acer campestre.

[@bonsai_life_style]

But I think it is still too early for any defoliation. Maybe in 3 weeks .

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

It is. It’s a video from a previous season and should always be adapted to the actual time of the year. Not necessarily when the video is published on KZbin. For precise annual lectures it’s a good idea to sign up for a membership at shohin-europe.com/shohin-bonsai-school/

[@KurisuBonsai]

Great info thank you! ❤

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

@@KurisuBonsai 👍 Welcome

[@rubber800]

Ah, and i was thinking mmm.. it just snowed in Switzerland a couple of days ago in April. Is spring really here yet.

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂