Modification of a tree form with stones (Akemi no Tsuki) Practitioner: Susumu Shinkawa

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[@peterswalwell30]

I like your show please can you tell me what fertilizer you use. I live in the UK.

[@satsuki.channel]

Thanks for your comment. The fertilizer used for satsuki in Japan is solid "oil cake". Do you have it in UK?　It is an organic fertilizer and is usually given three times a year: during the spring budding season, when the flowers have finished blooming, and at the end of summer.

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Thank you for your reply I have now ordered some.

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thank you. subtitle in Bahasa (Indonesia) please,,,

[@satsuki.channel]

Saya menambahkan subtitle bahasa Indonesia untuk Anda. Karena ini adalah terjemahan otomatis, saya rasa ini mungkin sulit untuk dipahami, tapi tolong maafkan saya.

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使っている肥料は何ですか 教えてください。ありがとうございます

[@satsuki.channel]

The fertilizer used for satsuki bonsai is called "fermented oil cake". It is an organic fertilizer with a good balance of thiitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potassium, and can be used for most plants.