137) Larch Bonsai Forest Creation by Ravickumar at Ma-Ke Bonsai मार्क बोन्साई, London

[@digitalice7875]

Interesting... I've never seen keto wrapped around the root ball like that. I can see where it would help retain some of the moisture for less frequent watering. I've used it around a planting and to place stones, but not on the root ball. I might experiment some with this method of group planting. Nice trees.

[@craighunter3273]

An interesting approach ref the keto ball. The concept appeals to me. I will need to rewatch this video. Many hanks for presenting your philosophy on this matter. Salute Craig H

[@danfernando8092]

Thank you Mr. Kumar

[@yashsultania9391]

Nice but is it black soil and stone stick by what height of plant looks more

[@rudyramirez2471]

It's great to know the story and back ground of the inspiration it gave Mr.Cruz to become a bonsai teacher. I hope to see more videos from you thank you for all the information, I'm from U.S.A.

[@MaKeBonsai]

HI Rudy I did an interview for a Japanese TV firm and it basically answered this very question here is the video... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXO9mX9-j7p0m6M

[@gardeningwithtravelingcook5603]

Very nice demo what material used to hold plants by ball

[@rosanadancel7225]

Love it. But we’re we can buy kito? Thank you.

[@yashsultania9391]

Nice work are you from India

[@alwayspositive999]

Beautiful - where is keeto available or can we make our own with soil ?

[@margaretsims4344]

Lovely group.

[@priveprive6762]

Thank you !

[@fernandosanfranciscoca9278]

May i ask what type of larch that is? Thank you

[@yashsultania9391]

Can u explain on what bases you have placed tree and gave no.

[@johnz198]

The clay like sol balls are keyos? Can you provide some more information about them. thanks!

[@MaKeBonsai]

The Keto is more a peat then a clay, it from the bottom of paddy fields. It does hold more water then the bonsai soil would but since its on a slab that is what we need else we would be constantly watering. The Keto is used for stability and also for its other properties too, water retention, rich in nutrients, all of which the larch happen to love so we tended to use more then we would normally in this planting :)

[@mohammad_ashraf401]

Is this plants available in India

[@sonasood1752]

What larch tree called in Indian nurseries can u please tell

[@BlackHatMediaVids]

nice work

[@yashsultania9391]

What is kitos why do we do this cannot put direct

[@nickdominic11]

this is really good and thanks for sharing

[@TheMageswar]

nice

[@andreii71]

Lol ,base look like the Czech Republic

[@265petsar]

You have made the project difficult for yourself, you have overdone your keto balls. Your finished overall effect could have looked better trimmed, and more moss added with fine gravel or Akadama to show more depth to the forest floor. I have never seen a larch forest done the way, but I suppose everyone has their own methods.

[@mukadean1108]

nice work