How to grow Japanese black pine from seeds | Online bonsai seeds | 𝘗𝘪𝘯𝘶𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘶𝘯𝘣𝘦𝘳𝘨𝘪𝘪

Hey guys,👋
In this video I will show you about the Japanese black pine seeds I purchase online.
If you also want to buy the seeds, use link below,
amzn.to/3COrJus
🌲Pinus Thunbergii is considered a
classic bonsai tree. It is native to
and common in - Japan, and can
grow upwards of 100 feet tall in ideal
conditions.
🌲 In its native land the Japanese Black Pine is often used as an ornamental in parks and gardens.
🌲 In its native land the Japanese Black Pine is often used as an ornamental in parks and gardens.The branches of this conical pine have a unique, horizontal growing pattern, resulting in a layered look. The needles are dark green, grow in pairs, and are long at three to five inches. One of the most attractive features of this bonsai is the grayish bark with
irregular fissured plates, giving a textured age.
_______________________________________________
🍁Germination instructions
🔷Before germinate seeds we need to break the dormancy and increase the likelihood of germination with cold stratification.
🔷Soak the seeds in warm water for a 24bto 48 hour period
🔷Put the seeds in a dump paper towel, put them in a ziplock bag and put it in the fridge for a 8 weeks.
🔷For more information on japanese black pine trees, use the Wikipedia link below.
en.m.wikipedia...
_______________________________________________
🔷blue spruce from seeds
• How to grow Blue spruc...
🔷germinating gerbera seeds
• How to germinate gerbe...
🔷apple tree from seeds
• Germinating apple seed...
🔷basic shaping of my juniper trees
• Basic shaping of my ju...
If you guys like this video please subscribe,like👍, comment and share.
#pine #trees #bonsai

[@Kalana_Herath]

If you have any questions please comment down below.😃 If you would like to support me you can donate to me via the link below. I really appreciate it. www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=UL494WUV4PLQA

[@alvinsus430]

Hello thanks for the video Mine is growing from seeds but not as tall as yours Also mine going yellow with light green middle I plant them on tray

[@tommydeg43]

Had no idea the black pine also needed cold stratification, good to know! Thanks for the vid!

[@Shootjapan]

They don't.

[@luigiluigi2098]

​@@Shootjapan Pinus Thunbergeii do need cold stratification. Term Black Pine covers several species.

[@scottslack4339]

I recently bought black pine seeds, after soaking in water for 24 hours can I just plant the seeds in pots or is the moist paper and bag absolutely necessary? Thanks in advance.

[@Kalana_Herath]

Hello sir, Japanese black pine seeds need 2-3 weeks of cold stratification. without stratification treatment, the seed germination process becomes very hard and the germination rate becomes very low. It's always best to do cold stratification. keep in mind, in that period you need to keep the temperature around 1-5 °c (below freezing).and also make sure to keep the seed without drying out during that time. here are some more information bonsaitonight.com/2016/08/17/grow-japanese-black-pine-seed/

[@reidrayfield6685]

I've never done cold stratification and always have nearly 100% germination. I collect my seeds from local trees in the winter though. Maybe the seeds get cold inside the pine cones...

[@sambowilde863]

I think I missed the "how to" part

[@NorikoLiu]

If you missed it, he explains how to grow it in the beginning.

[@asger655]

the same process with scott pine? need stratification? they germinate well?

[@Kalana_Herath]

Yes same process..2 seeds germinated

[@yeowwengliow7738]

What is the potting medium use to grow?

[@Kalana_Herath]

My most resent potting mix is 40% carbonized rice hulls,20% compost, 20% coco peat, 20% garden soil

[@jackbennettsr.3792]

Thanks for the info. Didn't suscribe because I'm not sure if your human or a robot.

[@pasiniwasana4539]

👍❤️

[@calaabo]

If you’re capable of verbally speaking please don’t use this AI voice really turns me off of content