Fall Physiology

We dive into the horticulture behind using fall physiology strategically, as a tool to set your bonsai up for spring growth. Join us to expand you understanding on the ‘why’ behind our approach to fall fertilization, pruning, wiring and styling.
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[@eskaemen5884]

I feel like being in school.. on KZbin! It's amazing! Thank you Bonsai Mirai

[@Dan-in-the-Wild]

These 'fundamental' vids should have millions of views. They're so darn good and important to building trust in ourselves to make smart choices.

[@sweetlove3784]

Can you recommend any others?

[@MR1337SKI]

Yeah I'm gonna have to watch all these lessons several times. I feel like I just hit the mother load of information!!! Thank you thank you thank you!

[@michaelburdge]

That was so enlightening. I just learned more about trees in that hour than I had in my previous 30 years.

[@carpediem.9]

Love these long videos, I learn so much each time 🌳🍃 thank you 💚 💙

[@sms2588]

Thank you for sharing your old school style. While you were in Japan, everybody's jeans got way less baggy. Way to stay true

[@browniesbear]

i love this lesson, ryan is honest with his work

[@triinpokk9198]

So much insight in one demo. My mind just exploded. Thank you Ryan

[@helenchen3665]

Thank you so much for this very important information. I have learned so much from this session. Really appreciate your sharing. Best regards, Helen Chen

[@HansKaramottoBonsai]

Absolutely brilliant explanation !!! 👏👏👏 Cheers, Hans van Meer.

[@anadelao1170]

Love it. More vídeos like this

[@SufiAamirQadriNoshahi]

Me as bonsai enthusiast never knew that i really have to do this much work on plants. All i ever done just wiring and caring them from cold. Great job. Keep it up man.

[@joaohfaraco]

Gracias por tan grandiosa enseñanza... gran Mestre occidental

[@briankavanagh7191]

Phew, with all that information I was expecting to take an exam at the end😂

[@gladispalacios1]

Extraordinario, aparte de la belleza de sus creaciones sus conocimientos científicos de dan la razón del porqué de muchos de los cuidados thank you Ryan

[@jeremiahshine]

Diatomaceous Earth poofed on the trunks would help. We can figure a window for the hatch and migration. Perhaps schedule according to the moon cycle. Most parasites become more active around full moons. Moisture would prevent good penetration of the diatoms into bark crevices, so the more dry the better. Perhaps bringing the trees inside for the treatment window would be best.

[@claudiojofre5944]

Me encantó este video. Gracias por la información. Si pudieran poner los otros videos con sub titulo en español. Saludos de chile

[@nickf210]

I love how you're using Knipex mini bolt cutters for all of your cutting. Is this so you don't ruin nicer shears from cutting through the wire? Just as an idea for you, knipex makes some nice angled flush bolt cutters (model 72 62 200) that would be sharper, more precise, and still strong enough for your usage.

[@dgpdgpdgp]

back to back uploads?? Staying up until 4am!

[@Erwin_AMS]

Thank you

[@claudiojofre3678]

Hola gracias por tanta enseñanza. Me podría decir En que fecha se alambrar los caducos?

[@browpetj]

This is great advertising but also says Mirai cares about the community in providing expert guidance to everybody... not just those whom decide to pay them. Great business model. Ryan Neil is the guy responsible, the moment he gives over to any female, the figures will slow. Not because of sexism though. Most people that pay are male and this is key. Unfortunate or fortunate, males are predominant in high level bonsai and males statistically are willing to pay for technical information more so than women. This is something that Mirai have not caught on to yet (I fear). Contraversially, women are statistically (and absolutely) more likely to consume less technical, but more social information. We must realise though, women are the most likely to invest... the main investors. Statistically the main consumers. How can Mirai get more social, more political coverage and more human coverage of bonsai? Bring the female audience in and educate us all. Brilliant, keep up the great work Ryan! ... what is happening in the middle east?

[@gabrielcipolla3347]

Greeting from Brazil Ryan, i have a question. Here in Brazil we dont have a real cold winter, in order to that, in ever green, could i prune it to make a more ramified structure, or should i wait until late winter/early spring. Apreciate the help .. Great videos, you're a great teacher !! Keep doing it !!

[@garyjohnson2989]

I have 8 maples and all lose their leaves at different times! Yeah about the same time which is fall but some will still have old leaves on still in spring. Some lose them all and some dont.

[@tommasomancini4578]

Do you know the name of the tool he is using to clean the live vein? Where I can buy it?

[@yannik9730]

He called it a gouge but it looks more like a chisel to me, any hardware store really. I´ve never seen one with an angle like that though

[@petermeter8697]

hey ryan, i just love your videos, so informative and not only 20mins like all the other stuff around... but one thing, fertilizer IS food^^ or have you ever seen a plant growing with given only zero ec water ìn anorganic substrate all year long?

[@Rob.P974]

Would it grow very poorly in those conditions if not die ?

[@piercegauge5800]

Published on december 20th but when was the video filmed?

[@billbradshawphotovideo]

"third week in September" he mentioned

[@bonsaihunters]

Word

[@Juan_Mattos]

Thank you for sharing your experience!; I do hope you would focus into going straight to the information rather than having the audience trying to pinpoint an answer (Which cant be heard). Again, thank you!!!

[@cezarordonez]

is there such thing as TOO much deadwood?

[@HansKaramottoBonsai]

YES!!! It is called dead Bonsai!!! 😜😁😁 Cheers, Hans van Meer.

[@michaelpearce5033]

isophryl alcahal

[@bonsaiminhkiet846]

Kaka helo

[@horanbenjamin]

Is there a chemical that will kill borers? Ryan: no Neem oil will kill borer eggs if it contacts them this is common practice in orchards and horticulture I am so confused right now

[@SavoieEthridge-bj1wm]

😂😂😂

[@SufiAamirQadriNoshahi]

When Neil asked about the biggest borer to America, it instantly reminded me of Donald Trump. :-D

[@jesseporter3397]

Hmm. A borer enters a tree where it is not wanted. The president was elected by the citizens. Illegally entering into any country would make someone a borer. Is that what made you think of President Trump? His determination to stop the borers from entering his country?

[@zjflorence]

Very confusing way to explain, and why wont you explain what fertilizer to use? I get it, think for yourself, but a little more guidance would help me make that decision.

[@iamaduckquack]

Fertiliser is no secret. Many pros just use the cheapest crap they can find and have amazing results.

[@kurtismengham6221]

That's not the point of this class, have a look at the spring workshop for more info on ferts.