Bonsai Diary: Ringed Bark Tamarind Update

This is an update of that Tamarind we ringed back about a year ago which purpose was to thicken the trunk as well as shorten the trunk by decreasing the original roots and replacing it with the new roots that would be growing higher up the trunk.
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[@walvesdg]

Whooooooowww!!! Incredible! Not just create new roots as you drove the new roots around the trunk! Fantastic!

[@saedhamed3319]

May you Rest In Peace Sir , just found tour channel and we are bless by your videos, you are very kind jn sharing your knowledge. You are hero. God is happy with your work. Thank you.

[@bettyannmorris584]

Wonderful watching the update on slitting the bark and planting in a deep pot. So many new roots. Thank you.

[@SSheriff49]

WHAT YOUR ARE DOING IN THE VIDEO IS VERY FACINATING. THE BARKING AND ROOSTERS ARE FLEETING DISTRACTIONS.I LOVE THE ADVENTURE OF THE TAMARIND TREE .

[@sammott9537]

this is an excellent way to teach a child the value of patience

[@BonsaiIligan]

Yeah Sure.

[@davidmoore32]

Thanks Bonsai lligan for all your hard work. I really enjoy your videos.

[@BonsaiIligan]

you are welcome.

[@_SaiM_]

get well soon why you sound so down? stay happy you have alot to teach us

[@BonsaiIligan]

thanks for wishing me happy.

[@markanthonyfabro0310]

Watching this video year 2020 Amazing

[@BonsaiIligan]

Thank you! - Maki

[@Angeleoclan]

Did you planted the old trunk and roots? I do believe it will give you a new plant. This poor tamarind went through a lot but I hope you will achieve your goal in the end. Masyadong matrabaho kuya but it will be worth it.

[@danfernando8092]

Nicely done!🌴

[@SuperFiretree]

admirable ! thanks for sharing your interesting video.

[@BonsaiIligan]

welcome.

[@davidpineiro7269]

Rest in peace master.

[@feresder]

hes died?

[@toothpik00]

Looking forward to the next July update.

[@BonsaiIligan]

sure.

[@lucilynnawa7386]

Ang galing..

[@BonsaiIligan]

thank you

[@sathyavivekanandan5241]

Hats off to u sir... Is there any possibility that one year tamarind might die if mother root is pruned off.. or even disturbed..?

[@hendraldo_clasikasik9358]

Nice information thanks

[@rahulpandey4907]

Wow, superb... Its magnificent 😊😊☺😇 Dear my banyan bonsai is not growing its branches & its ramifications since 11 to 12 years, its structure is just like a straight bamboo, it has very small and just 3 lil branches, what should i do to grow its more n more ramifications and at a faster rate and make its structure more dense?

[@BonsaiIligan]

To grow more branches you have to give it more soil ( a bigger container), allow the new shoots to grow thick first to become branches before pruning them. once you have branches you can frequently prune to ramify. Growing aerial roots needs a moist condition and sunlight, try putting a tray of water under the pot but don't let the pot get submerged in the water and put it out to the sun. Cold climate discourages banyan trees.

[@rahulpandey4907]

+Bonsai Iligan Thnx for ur suggestion 😊☺😊😇😇☺

[@jcfox2621]

Hello!! all your works on Tamarinds are Wonderful!! I wonder how long U had to wait for the cutting roots...

[@BonsaiIligan]

about a year.

[@jcfox2621]

Bonsai Iligan Thank You Master Iligan!! You know all the tricks... Im glad Im subscribed to this Amazing channel!! :)

[@premanreligius9411]

Amazing

[@rizkyrijzalbonsai6990]

Mantap

[@skenabanawa3821]

Hinayhinayag kaykay dong😍

[@maverickstclare3756]

Big fan of Mickey Mouse and Los Angeles on the hose !

[@markscarlato2269]

Did it survive?

[@shajardosttreeplanter151]

sir plz share with us any easy method how to grow fast & big tree cuttings for peepal & banyan trees...

[@BonsaiIligan]

Plant first in appropriate size of pot, not too big to prevent root rot and so you can manage. Put in shade till new shoots are growing then ease to sun. let established (roots coming at bottom of pot). Shape the trunk by wiring and transfer to larger pot. Once you are satisfied with trunk form and major branches plant in ground for fastest growth. I use the colander method to facilitate root management. Do not prune to maximize growth. Protect from animals with fence if necessary, water and fertilize as standard procedure. Harvest only when you're design trunk dimension is attained.

[@GLAProducer]

Maayoha nimo noy oi, puhon mag-ingon ani sad ko

[@aidavmccarthy1302]

how long did you have to keep in that pot before you check the new roots from above the original roots?

[@boyetpacamalan8182]

sana mga ibang bonsaii pa pO 2 para matuto tayO

[@ShahAlamHelal]

dear sir, i was surprised about ur activities of tamarind tree. in bangladesh i tried a lot about these trees . but i observe that if the roots get in touch with air than the tree die. i dont know is my observation is true or false. in this video i am in doubt about the future of this tree.

[@BonsaiIligan]

Tamarinds are root sensitive and can easily die off when their roots are disturb. I am very careful when handling them. If you notice I just cut some roots around the root ball and try to maintain the root ball, in this way I have a 100 % recovery. But if I incidentally disturb the main root ball then I am careful to put the tree in full shade and keep the soil moist until new shoots will have grown and that is the time I ease them out to the sun (gradually). I will make a video once I will re-pot this in a bonsai pot say in a year from now. For now the tree is thriving. In your case base on your observation that when the roots are exposed the tree dies. I suggest that you plant your tree low that means you would need a deeper pot to cover all the roots but when you will eventually have to transfer into a bonsai pot which is a lot shallower you need to plant high meaning you will need to expose root surface and this will look a lot better. This is the technique I do: put an extension wall in your bonsai pot (made of steel sheet plastic or wood to hold more soil) to cover all of the roots initially. Then as the tree becomes established remove some soil gradually (take months or a year) until you will be able to remove the extension wall and your tamarind will have established in your shallow pot with surface roots adapted to exposure.

[@ShahAlamHelal]

excellent sir. i think these method which u mention here do the perfect result. you , really a geneous sir. thank u very much.

[@castingbrothers7672]

nindot ni nong ky naa binisaya

[@bonsaigardener7969]

Mantap 💚💚💚💚

[@johnjoshuamatining4386]

Very nice

[@jaypeecorvera9259]

Nindot man kaayu nong

[@bhubzchubz894]

the best......love it ser

[@Fuackening]

sir im planning on getting my 1st bonsai can u give me some advice what bonsai should i get for a starter or rather for beginner like me .. much appreciated if you can give me some advice sir. . Thank you in advance.

[@BonsaiIligan]

The most forgiving is a ficus. But you have to see around which is most available. Visit bonsai shows and ask questions. Also visit nurseries because they might have old landscape plants which have grown too large and they are disposing it at cheaper price. Bougainvillas, Fukien teas, Water Jasmines are some nursery materials which is good for bonsai.

[@Fuackening]

Thank you so much sir. . i already subscribed to your wonderful channel and so i can learn more. . :)

[@BonsaiIligan]

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[@HEWfunkingKNEWit]

Put captions on 😁. 11:06

[@johndeopaduaART]

What camera is this? The zoom is so good

[@BonsaiIligan]

Sorry, I actually forgot what camera model my dad used in this video. - Maki

[@MegaMarclar]

very interesting strategy. don't understand how you can handle the non stop barking.

[@BonsaiIligan]

Haha. I said the same comment when he was making these videos. But they're part of the family so we built tolerance to it. haha - Maki (son)

[@TheMebelione]

super

[@darpannihan5396]

👍👍👍

[@sikanderfarooqui3315]

did u ever experienced flowers n fruit on tamarind bonsai plant in ur +collection

[@BonsaiIligan]

Here is the previous video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2eYkoaMgrekfbc

[@nicholasspark3790]

nice video sir...,i see u prev video last year and now thats tamarind is amazing i've tamarind too,but not look great,may i ask u help via e-mail i'll send my tamarind pic thanks alot

[@BonsaiIligan]

in my facebook account "Bonsai Iligan".

[@BonsaiIligan]

seems so effort for now, maybe when I get healed. Having chemo from cancer.

[@alexanderktn]

Get well soon! All the best & thank you for your videos!

[@BonsaiIligan]

thanks

[@krishvishwanath2042]

please can u make a video on how to make bonsai soil

[@BonsaiIligan]

I do have some videos where we sieved pure river sand using a screen to 2 sizes 1/4 inch for the drainage layer and1/8 inch as the top and middle layer. It's all over the channel. You can even use your Net you use to shade your plants. The coarser ones you need as you bottom layer (drainage layer). and the middle and top the finer sands. This is to facilitate aeration which is best for root growth. I will make a video still solely for this when I will have the opportunity.

[@BonsaiIligan]

Wash your sand especially if you are re using them to rid them of old fertilizers which can damage new roots or newly cut roots

[@itsmebuildguy4689]

sir,did you grow this tamarind from the seed or you buy this from hunter

[@BonsaiIligan]

From a gardener who grew Tamarinds from seed. Not a collected one.

[@itsmebuildguy4689]

sir,i have a tamarind tree from seed almost 1 year old,and planted in a small pot,its height is 1 feet tall and the thickness of the trunk is maybe 2cm,its possible to start bonsai this one or i need to transfer in a soil and wire the trunk for movement before transfer to soil,thanks again sir

[@BonsaiIligan]

claudio teodocio jr. Wire first before planting in ground for fastest growth. But my practice is I plant it in a larger container so I can manipulate the tree when needed rather than bending down low to work on the tree planted in the ground.

[@itsmebuildguy4689]

+Bonsai Iligan well explained sir,i'm a beginner and luckily to find your chnnel,i have to agree that its easy for me to follow and watch your video tha's why i subscribe to your chnnel,wishing you a good health and more video to come

[@yamyee8174]

Sir.. pwedi ba marcoton ang sambag?

[@chelsambile725]

sir paanu nyo po naparame ng ganyan karame yong roots nya?

[@darpannihan5396]

Ok subcribe

[@sakshamthakur1699]

What is the name of this plant.

[@tobyodileba6065]

Tamarind tree

[@mullinvondergiest7778]

sir ask lang ko kung gkan na sya sa liso or pinutol lang? kung liso pila na ka tuig na xa?

[@BonsaiIligan]

liso, 4 years.

[@mullinvondergiest7778]

daghang salamat sir

[@probinciana0728]

may i ask sir what is soil composed of ?

[@BonsaiIligan]

I started with river sand I seive to two sizes 1/4 and /18 inch. but in the long run somehow ordinary soil goes into it and it looks like ordinary soil, that is how it happens to most of my bonsai soil in the pots.

[@raghavsingh7418]

What is the age of this tree.?

[@BonsaiIligan]

Hi! sorry, I'm not really sure - Maki

[@markrulona6101]

good evening sir kana imo gigamit bas ug yuta gi mix?

[@BonsaiIligan]

pure sand.

[@thanhnguyen-sj4bu]

tuyet nhj

[@paulperez4268]

are you selling your bonsai trees?

[@BonsaiIligan]

yes, but no shipping, all pick up Iligan, so you get what you see in person in actual.

[@sathyavivekanandan5241]

Hwz ur health sir...?

[@BonsaiIligan]

Hello Sathya, this is his son. He passed away on July 30th of this year due to cancer.

[@sathyavivekanandan5241]

Bonsai Iligan ... I'm sorry.... My deepest condolences to all who miss him... He was a bonsai hero... Let him live through his videos....

[@ninikkusnaeni6171]

Lisa

[@paulperez4268]

hinay hinay lang Dong,e walis ang dahon,walisa kuno Dong...

[@BonsaiIligan]

hehe

[@iinsupinah7520]

Nyong ngomong keprewe kiye

[@ReddevilHP]

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[@cesarvidal9883]

Tagalog in mo nlng bay pra naintindihan mabuti. O bisaya n lng.

[@susankeener1701]

wow, can't take the damn dogs and roosters...geezus...goodbye...

[@BonsaiIligan]

sorry for that Susan. but there are vids here which somehow are less noisy, try them and ask questions from there I will try to reply to them promptly.

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

Yeah, just like on the last video, those dogs and roosters will keep making noise if you don't feed on them. Are you opening a bonsai food truck?