Discover the Secrets to Thriving Satsuki Azalea Bonsai 🌺

Get ready to immerse yourself in the captivating world of Satsuki Azalea Bonsai! In this video, we delve into the secrets of cultivating and caring for these exquisite living masterpieces.
Discover the artistry behind shaping and pruning these bonsai trees to perfection, and learn expert techniques for repotting to ensure their continued growth. Watch in awe as vibrant blooms burst forth, and gain insights into the delicate process of deadheading flowers to promote new growth.
Join us on this enchanting journey and witness the breathtaking beauty of Satsuki Azalea Bonsai unfold before your eyes. Get ready to be amazed!
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[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Please hit that Like button 👍 if you enjoyed this video and would like to see more.

[@a.dkutzbarber]

Super helpful video Jason Especially the how to cut the flowers off correctly that I wanted to know Thank you it’s appreciated

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Glad this was useful. 👍

[@bryanjob5574]

Nice video. I found that my thick trunk shohin satsuki loves full sun lots of water and fertilizer, grows mad and loves a very hard pruning after flowering and late summer. I haven't repot for 3 years. Keep up the good work.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thanks Bryan. I am just about to add a new satsuki azalea to my collection from Greenwood bonsai - with both white and red flowers on the same tree.

[@notionbonsai]

Lovely video on the Azalea Jason! It's nice to see that pink one in full bloom!

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Glad you enjoyed it Adam. It would be nice to have one with multi coloured flowers on same tree. 😍

[@DawnwoodBonsai]

such a nice variety

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thanks 🙏

[@JudyGSD]

Excellent tutorial and a beautiful tree. Thank you

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

So nice of you Judy 🙏

[@BlueSkyBonsai]

Beautiful video Jason! Well explained 👍

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thanks Dave. I see you have your own beautiful azaleas too 👍

[@sbragaglia]

Wonderful bonsai, Jason! 👏

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

So nice of you Stefano 👍

[@andrewbeattie5245]

Azalea hate me and i am beginning to think the feeling is mutual. You (and several other youtube celebs) make it look so simple to get them to flourish but i don't think i have managed to keep one alive for more than 3 years. Nice work on a lovely tree.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Although I did kill my dwarf azalea. It hated me from the day I bought it, though perhaps repotting at the wrong time is what made it sulky.

[@dt3828]

Thank you for your videos and shorts From San Antonio, Tx

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thank you 🙏

[@conradlucas9439]

Great couple of informative videos on satsuki Jason, I was eyeing those up at greenwood last week 😎 my brother has got a lovely one from allthingsbonsai we’re going to try some cuttings soon 👍🙏🏻 anyway…..got to go……I’ve got to nip out and start reducing the buds off my dam azaleas 😀

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

😂

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

I couldn't make the premiere due to family demands but lovely video. I grew one just like that bright red one in the brown round ceramic. I sold it a few years ago and for a moment thought you had it now! I have found that my azalea are happy in the pots for 4 years and get really moody if they are repotted to often. Summer has definitely proven the best for my collection but I find it more important to make sure they have a roomy pot. Lots of good information and nice repot demo. Cheers

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thanks Xavier. I’ve just managed to accidentally delete my work in progress July Bonsai jobs. One of those days to feel like giving it all up. The unseen struggles… 🥹🤬

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

@@TheBonsaiGarden Poor you. I've been on a filming spree and now have 5 videos worth of editing to do!

[@williamscott791]

Can you do a video on kanuma soil in the area that I am we do have satsuki azalea and I know that that soil is best for them for the acidity but a lot of people that have used that soil tend to over water and kill the azalea or if you can't do a video any tips on how to properly use that soil would be greatly appreciated thanks

[@TomoBishBosh]

Hi Jason, great video. How did you get your azalea to grow up so tall? Just bought one and I don’t want to mess it up by pruning too hard

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Azaleas as basally dominant unlike many other trees which are apically dominant. What this means is trim them less up top where they grow weakest and more lower down. They tend to grow suckers from the base.

[@MagicLover822]

That is so beautiful, i wish i knew how to make and care for bonsai, maybe it’s time for me to learn. Im 25, maybe till 30 i would have some cute trees 😅. Thank you for the video and nice explanations. Very inspiring. Keep up the great work!

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

So nice of you

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌👌

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Thanks Bruce 😊

[@Foxtrot1967]

Wiring a bonsai to the pot has no benefits at all. If the pot falls off its stand, it will most likely break the pot and Bonsai and the wire won't do a bit of good. Wiring your pot to the stand, now that's a different story.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

It’s certainly an opinion.

[@Foxtrot1967]

@@TheBonsaiGarden Please share with me the advantages.

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

@Foxtrot1967 as new roots develop on the tree they are very delicate and prone to be damaged if the tree moves in the pot - sheering them off. Wiring the tree into the pot prevents the tree moving and damaging these emerging roots. It’s why bonsai professionals at the highest level past and present wire their trees into the pot - Ryan Neil, Bjorn Bjorholm, Masahiko Kimura, Saburo Kato, John Y. Naka, Harry Hirao, and Kunio Kobayashi, Corin Tomlinson, Bill Valavanis, Peter Warren, Peter Chan and others. Tell me you know better than they do and the advantages of NOT wiring the tree - other than saving a tiny fraction of money.