Cherry Bonsai care (Prunus, Sakura)

[@ayanthishashikala566]

That environment is like heaven 💆🍃 please take a garden tour 🥺

[@conspiraterry7393]

Thank you! I have some knowledge now that will help with my cherries. They were like 10 foot tall I dug up and chopped 2 years ago, seem to be developing nicely but they did not bloom this last spring like I had hoped. I am hopeful for next spring!

[@bonsaiempire]

Glad I could help!

[@Sayef_Li]

Give us a garden tour 🤩

[@bonsaiempire]

Nice, will do!

[@naohmayode9213]

I don’t know where you live, but your environment is lovely to gaze at!

[@bonsaiempire]

This is The Hague

[@diego02l427]

During the winter should I leave my prunus in the garage or green house? Also do you water the prunus the same way where you don't let it dry?

[@bonsaiempire]

Hi Diego, I think this will help: www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/cherry-prunus

[@freshface2991]

My region never gets a freeze during the winter. We normally get low temperatures in the 40s F (4-9C). If I decide to have one, should I mimic winter by putting it in a refrigerator?

[@bonsaiempire]

No absolutely not :) The tree will be fine outside, year round.

[@Bonsaiideas]

Love Cherry Bonsai

[@henzobonsai]

Nice sharing videos

[@imneverwrongsometimestruthlies]

Im from kalimpong west bengal India and here the blooms are between late fall and winter

[@BackSeatHump]

A particularly good video! QUESTION: Do all of your recommendations in this video apply to most Prunus - apricot, almond, plum, etc?

[@bonsaiempire]

These are quite similar but not exactly, the video was made specifically for the cherry. Some more info: www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/cherry-prunus

[@BackSeatHump]

@@bonsaiempire Thank you. I am going to the link now.

[@tristarsilver6052]

Is an ordinary cherry suitable for bonsai or do you need a certain type? I saw cherries with small leaves in the photo, is this a special kind or does the tree itself reduce their size over time due to the pot? Thanks in advance for your reply.

[@bonsaiempire]

You could, my favorite is the Japanese cherry, Prunus serrulata - if you can find that one you'll have a tree with smaller leaves.

[@heermannmorrer]

Prunus incisa 'Kojo-no-mai' is also quite suitable. For example,look up Herons Bonsai video 'Creating Fuji Cherry bonsai'.

[@ChhoeunPros]

Very good ❤️

[@bukanseniman7124]

A beautiful place

[@helenchen3665]

Hello, thank you for your informative video. May I know if you are based in Den Haag as I recognized this video is taken in the japanese garden in Clingendael. I am learning to create bonsai and it will be very nice if I can connect with you. Best regards, Helen Chen

[@bonsaiempire]

The video was shot there, but we're not based in the Hague. On our website you will be able to find lists of bonsai clubs near you though!

[@lnicoffel8397]

It applies for every kind of cherry? I have a Prunus Padus ( Bird Cherry )

[@bonsaiempire]

The Prunus padus is not closely related to the Japanese flowering cherries - but the care guidelines are quite similar. Best is to look up info specific on the padus though :)

[@master624]

Master Avatar channel 🙏🙏🙏

[@bonsaitopics2239]

nice

[@paologonzales4908]

Bonito

[@bonsaiismylife6223]

Thật tuyệt vời.

[@DailYxDosE]

Is this a cherry blossom tree?

[@bonsaiempire]

Yes it is :)

Quá tuyệt vời

[@potkosongbonsai1818]

Cerry imfressive brothers nice Vidio brothers

[@neilhamilton2621]

Just found one in garden don't know the age of it

[@brucedeacon28]

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