Pine Bonsai - Seasonal Species Guide | Bonsai-U

[@OjaiBonsai]

I couldn’t imagine moving my collection especially over seas. Good luck. Cheers from Ojai California

[@SultonBonsai]

saya pebonsai pemula baru belajar membuat bonsai dari mulai menanam bahan dari nol. terima kasih ilmunya. salam bonsai dari indonesia

[@loveDRAGONCON]

Thank you for releasing on youtube!

[@ancientoak]

Beautiful video, very instructive for anyone who wants to approach a Pine Bonsai. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us at the Bonsai Community!

[@RAFV07]

Fantastic video Bjorn. Thanks

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

Lovely pine and love your videos, you inspired me to start my channel with your clump style maple videos. I won’t ever have trees as lovely as yours but the whole bonsai thing makes me happy and I love it. Thanks for sharing and all the best from over the pond … 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@alifonso1981]

I love this video ❤

[@bverdini]

Awesome!! Thanks from Brasil 🇧🇷

[@DarthMasiah]

the garden landscape at 2:06 😍

[@bonsai_life_style]

Yep I watched with my mouth open and I mess my shirt ]]]] Amazing

[@CthuluWalkingBackwards]

Yes, curious where this is, if anyone knows the location

[@arirart]

Very good.. 👍👍

[@gregoryh4601]

Bjørn hate to see your Bonsai Garden return to Japan but you have to Keep Boss Lady happy. Good Luck oversea and hope someday here in America we can get a Quarantine Nursery so we can get Bonsai trees from you.

[@beersandbonsai1]

Excellent video!

[@manoelsantos2368]

Hi.. super cool explanation... I'm from the south brazil..where is subtropical.. so... i found some pine that i believe being black pine on the beach! they're about 50cm high . i've get the first prune on 3 of the trees.. on the winter ...(the winter was so warm) when is the best time to take them out ?

[@futuroluxo]

Glad to see you in Japan, a great decision to move out from states. My best wishes!❤

[@ShahriarFarkhan]

@EiseienBonsai please post the PDF about pesticides mentioned in this video

[@CharlesGough]

Am I missing the PDF link?

[@bonsai_life_style]

Do you use Lime Sulphur like prevention for all that too ? I have my light mixture of Lime S. and I dip all top of the tree or some years I just spray them.

[@GALERIBONSAILAMPUNG.]

Amazing your collection sir, i am come from indonesia sir

[@simonbergagna]

Wow, I never knew how much potential trouble you guys can have with pests and disease on your pines in the states. This video is such a educational experience, even though I don't need to worry about the issue where I grow. Cant wait to watch the rest of the video. 👉See ya there!👉

[@TheMitchellHarris]

Hi Bjorn, great content as always. Re: no pruning in spring recommendation, does that also apply for removal of terminal buds on red pine trees in mid stage development with long internodes and leggy branches, where you want back budding, only 2 branches per node, and/ or to energy balance (reducing strong sections)? Thanks again for your knowledge- Mitch

[@TunasBonsai861]

Thank you for sharing 👍🙏

[@robertobreglia9224]

Bjorn thank you very much for this very interesting video!👏👏👏👏

[@jballenger9240]

So where are you now? I’m in Louisville, KY. Have you left the area? It is really hard to watch knowing you are leaving the region. BUT…I wish you and your family the best!!!!

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

Never knew Aleppo were double-flush and suitable for bonsai. 😳 That is the most common pine in SoCal planted all over the burbs and cities - streets, parks, slopes, etc., etc. …literally tens of thousands of them all over Southern California. They’re huuuge and fast growing like weeds! …like +100’ tall in only 30 years (which is why I never thot they were any good for bonsai) I can actually see a handful of them giants from my backyard on the slope. Also, on my daily jogs, I pass by probably +50 of them… and also see tons of cones in fall/winter (and on rare occasion, sprain my ankle on one, lol). Perhaps I should get some cones and grow some seeds someday.

[@lordeverybody872]

I bought a close relative, pinus bruttia. Also a double flush. But it will revert to blue needles if agressively pruned

[@dk2614]

So for clarity Pinus Nigra does not fit into double flush?

[@michaelkmiec5842]

Is there a place to actually buy high quality kiryu river sand? Everyone says yeah use that…can never find any. I’m sure some Colorado river sand would work the same but the fertilizer pot soil and tree are all from Japan I’d like the sand to also be from Japan 😂

[@blueridgebonsai9155]

Where’s the pesticide pdf you mentioned?

[@copaciornamentali-br9bh]

Awesome video! I noticed the distinction made between "true" and not true double flushing pines

[@tuclance]

Hows the move going? :D i'm going To Japan in about 5 months for the first time :)

[@jamiecrock2671]

MORE VIDEOS PLEASE.

[@yazhousun406]

Please do a single flush pine episode

[@barbkrienke8400]

Quick question - I understand why the trees can double flush now. But why do you decandle them - is it because the second flush is smaller, or does the tree actually need it for some reason (like some trees need a winter cold spell). Thanks!!! I love your videos!

[@txkuntryboy]

The whole point of decandling is it activates adventitious buds which give you more twigging and needles. Where you had one candle you will get 3 or 4 new candles maybe even more.

[@LarleyStairwell]

It is generally to improve ramification as mentioned above, but also to get smaller growth, as the tree has less energy when growing the second set of candles, meaning the needles will not grow as long, helping with the proportions of the tree.

[@invertevision4757]

Double flush is kinda wrong as in some areas of the world for example, jbp can be cut and harden off a 3rd flush of growth reliably. Thus, multiflush suits that genre of pine much better.

[@locpham-ie6ly]

My black pine died after it grew new shoots, don’t know why?

[@kl5818]

👍

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂