Japanese Black Pine - Your Bonsai is Talking To You

[@andreasleiker262]

Man ! I like your Videos so much ! Sooooooo much informations, good presented and very exciting to watch. I hope we see many more videos from you in the future. Your channel is going to be big, hold on! :))))

[@MakeMoreBonsai]

Thank you so much for watching and enjoying! I really appreciate the support. I hope to help make bonsai more accessible for those who may be intimidated... for it can get complex.

[@Tropicalgarden82]

Beautiful

[@Yurup]

How do you know if your tree is a singel or multiple flush pine?

[@MakeMoreBonsai]

Hi Yurup! Thanks for watching! I don't think there is a clear visible way to see if a pine is single or multi flush. Reading up on the species will help to learn the trees behavior especially of you're trying a different species from what is traditionally used for bonsai. I know Japanese Black Pine and Japanese Red Pine and Pitch Pines are multi-flush whereas Japanese White Pine and Mugo Pine are not. Scots Pine does bud back well but is not genetically multi-flush and should not be decandled. Each variety reacts in its own way and time should be spent learning the growth habit for each tree you decide to train as bonsai. Take your time and enjoy the process!

[@farrahsajjad2536]

Plz help me to keep green and healthy my canepalms..they are dry .dry and less leaf in winters ..I'm sad!