Bonsai techniques: how to pinch the Scots pine

[@bonsaigayasaya552]

Very amazing tecnik Full suport bro

[@davidm.9209]

Thanks for your video and what a wonderfull tree, it look like really natural...😉🙏

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertobreglia9224]

I admire your great preparation and technique!👍👍👍

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thank you!

[@oussamachaachoui3727]

Beautiful video like allwayse Thank you for advices When you start fertilizing cutting? Thank you

[@Torabonsaischool]

Right away with organic fertilizer

[@oussamachaachoui3727]

@@Torabonsaischool Thank you 🙏🏿

[@andrewbeattie5245]

Two beautiful trees. I have a young Scots pine, should i be pinching candles now to balance energy or should i be letting it gain size and vigor first. Is candle pinching a refinement technique?

[@Torabonsaischool]

I never pinch the trees before stying ... and yes it is a refinement technique

[@shaneallen3502]

Fabulous videos as always. What do you do with the candles you didn't pinch? Do you leave them grow fully or pinch them when they get longer?

[@Torabonsaischool]

I leave them grow fully.

[@jtkruk]

Would you pinch Scots pine candles on a tree that was freshly repotted ? I mean this Spring.

[@Torabonsaischool]

Depends on how the tree reacted - if the candles are long and strong, then yes.

[@briankavanagh7191]

Tomaz, can you cut old needles off at the same time as pinching the tips? I love the Juniper, have you any future plans to thin the top out, it looks top heavy to my eyes?

[@Torabonsaischool]

I never cut the needles at the same time as I pinch. I always wait to see, how the new candles will develop. Thanks for watching!

[@czerniachowski]

Brawo My Friend !!! ;-)

[@Torabonsaischool]

Thanks for watching! :-)

[@janegardener1662]

Do you place your cuttings in a greenhouse or just in a shaded area?

[@Torabonsaischool]

In the greenhouse for first few weeks, than in a shaded area outside.

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌👌🙂🙂