Problems with Japanese White Pines

[@ingeborg-anne]

Bless you for your kind and calm presence in these trying times, Peter

[@عزفالعودللمبتدئين-ظ4س]

J'ai des arbres ponsai a vendre moins chaire

[@Tom63617]

@@عزفالعودللمبتدئين-ظ4س good for u bro.

[@nathanaelsmith3553]

What a cliff hanger ending!

[@russellablewhite3580]

Please tell us what happened to it. I work as a gardener for a company working around town and try to rescue trees like this when people throw them out. Even in mid summer I try. And have had some success. Sometimes they survive and I don't know how, except I do use sphagnum moss, as you suggest, if I can find enough of it that I can afford. I wrap them up in it and put them in a pot with soil around that and have saved some trees with rock hard and dry root balls. But not drowned trees, which is rare. This information for rescuing dry and wet trees is vital. So, Peter, please can you tell us if this tree made it. And others like it. Very interesting stuff. Thank you.

[@tem6601]

I havent had much luck with flooded trees either. I think next time I have a chance I am going to de-soil, dry pretty well, then use a rooting compound or dip on the roots, repot. and see what happens with a light watering schedule.

[@MidniteSan]

So short yet informative, thx for sharing Peter.. Cheers

[@arnaudtusaiski8050]

The best quality video on KZbin

[@kaneda4102]

Lost my JWP this year, it had been well looked after and the watering regime hadn’t changed. After taking it to a specialist it was clear it had been overwatered to my surprise, he put it down to the heavy rainfall we had earlier in the year causing pooling of water in the pot damaging to the symbiotic mycorrhiza. If I had tilted the pot it would’ve been ok.

[@gentkapiti5528]

I am so sorry maaan 😟😞 when did you repott it the last time?

[@jonnecleef5548]

Hope i can ever visit this legendary nursery

[@pascallopez7854]

Hi Peter Would it be possible to have as well another video about airing, best time to do them and on with tree they take best , I trying to do one but would love to have a more in depth video . Thank you for all your advice ,your nursery is top . I will be visiting you soon.

[@heliharris69]

Interesting... But wouldn't it be more prudent to make a video called... "Over wintering a White Pine" ...With October fast approaching,

[@Jeff-zz2sz]

Thank you Peter for this video. I wish I would have seen this a few months ago, my white pine just died this summer. I repotted it, probably with too much compost causing it to hold too much water in the soil thereby drowning it.

[@gregoryh4601]

Peter did the White pine make it? You have a great supply of awesome pine trees

[@regiodeurse6513]

Did the little man shape white pine survived or not? From the earlier video, of which disabled comments. Not meaning anything bad, you couldnt help it. But im seeing that you now check the roots first. If d survive still i would be really happy to know. Even consider buying it if that is possible

[@shaun8249]

About 3 weeks ago I had removed all the leaves from my oak tree. The tree looked to be dying, not sure why. Scraping the bark it's still green and alive but should I now place it in the garage as it has no leaves anyway.

[@justinbrantley220]

You have the most amazing white pines!! So much want in this video lol

[@Peerzadashariq]

Make sure you give us post care video of that dying tree or curiosity will have the better of us.

[@corineramer]

Mr. Peter can you nake a video about on how to deal with Japanese Black Pine needle blight or dothistroma? Do you experience it in your nursery? Many thanks!

[@mountsnowdon78]

Hi, I´ve got a blue one in a clay-y type of soil in the open (not in a pot) since only two years or so (in-pot-bought), and it dropped quite a lot of needles. I´m wondering if that is still normal for the cold season, or there´s another problem, maybe with the soil or something...

[@yongjianliu5322]

hi, Sir, Do you export white pine seeds to China? We are planning to develop white pine bonsai business in north Jiangsu area. Would you please recommend an exporter to us if you don't have the export business. I am looking forward to hearing from you. Best regards. Liu

[@Jadepapa]

Hello Mr. Chan, i bought a beautiful white pine a couple of weeks ago and the needles turn a bit brown. I’ve seen all your videos and i still can’t really say what i’m doing wrong. The moss on top makes it hard to estimate if the tree is too dry or too wet. I saw another clip about this matter and he removed the moss and replaced it with akadama soil for a better estimation. What is your opinion about this?

[@LounoirRecords]

when the current year pine needles turn brown means that they haven't died recently but loooong ago which in turn means the roots have died long ago 1:24 that thing is unfortunately as dead as can be, RIP :((

[@Big_Fan_just_generally]

Other people than Peter read the comments, you know. Some might appreciate the additional info

[@justinbrantley220]

I didn't know that and I'm no expert, thanks for the 411

[@LounoirRecords]

​@水生葉 no, i'm telling the community who might not know that yet :)

[@heliharris69]

Pine needles are constantly dieing... Every year the needle growth from 2-3 yrs ago will turn brown from early September and drop. If you see the present years growth turning brown... Then the tree has a problem.

[@itmaslanka]

I live outside Philly and there’s no place to buy bonsais. My estimate of those pines in the beginning is $300-500 ? I really don’t know? I do have a abcocks dwarf white pine which is in the ground for 30 years -14” tall!

[@bonsaipiper3773]

Yes there is. Superfly bonsai. Look'em up. I order supplies from them all the time. Their trees are out of my price range, but conifer kingdom in Oregon in a great nursery for pines and maples. Great shipping and great pricing.

[@2702simmo]

Just in time for the winter 😂😂😂😳

[@MF-fc5vk]

What month best time to cut candles on a white pine, I have two, that need attention. Please help Peter???

[@stuartbaines2843]

Still not found the ideal watering timing for my white pine ? 100% grit is no good in UK so i have a different more open mix now.

[@lamvuondep]

So beautiful

[@OovetsDesigns]

Hi there, beginner here... I've left my Maple in the sun for too long, I've read that I should remove the leaves because otherwise it won't grow any new ones and it will keep the scorched ones. Should I prune all these leaves or leave a couple? Can anyone recommend a video maybe? Thanks!

[@LizMcNamara47]

Did it survive?

[@UnderTheFallsCorals]

Hey what every became of the white pine left in a pot of water?

[@kalebhwithers1199]

Hi, what variety are the blue pines in this video?

[@davidclark5723]

I would go mental if I trusted someone with my tree and they did that. I hope the sphagnum moss works

[@davidcovington901]

Please keep us informed about the fate of the overwatered tree! Who knows, it may shape itself well by dying some.

[@bluelight947]

How do you know when you over water ?

[@galahad9853]

I can’t figure out what type of watering routine pines should have

[@eliotdaoust3765]

I hope both of these trees are gonna make it

[@JAMES-dv5ns]

What a shame... I feel the stressful part is figuring out a watering routine for pre bonsai ... still in a compost type soil

[@cherylandrews3195]

so sad, I would be so upset if I came back and my bonsai was dead :(

[@grahamlister214]

Happened to me before. I won't go away again 🙂

[@almac2598]

Here's hoping.

[@davidn3841]

Did tree survive, Mr chan?

[@ChannelniKuya_AUSTRALIA]

Keep safe sensei.

[@Emtbtoday]

Very sad had the same happen years back

[@nicolapislor1665]

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[@cor3944]

My white pine also died from dryness. RIP

[@jasongannon7676]

Good luck . What a shame, such a nice looking pine.

[@modtheblackmarvel]

Yessss🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@redwhiteandbluecattledogs667]

I use ashes to help my trees grow

[@dracokaiser]

How would it cost for the white pines and shipped to the states?

[@pansepot1490]

They don’t ship outside of Europe.

[@Kwood10]

Look on eBay or your local nurseries .

[@kevinjohnson4238]

Didn't his pine ever end up bouncing back? Is it alive? The people need to know!!

[@itmaslanka]

They say pines are like Army Generals, they don’t die they just fade away!

[@mmoarchives2542]

always remember, red roots means over watering, white roots means it's healthy

[@Gbhmagic]

I can never find a decent graft of white pine.

[@bonsaipiper3773]

if you're in the US check out conifer kingdom. Nice grafts. They do pines and maples. They are out of Oregon and ship their trees well. Good pricing too.

[@Intemporality]

I don't understand. When you have such beautiful trees why not investing in a simple automatic watering system.

[@danbanham728]

How would an automatic watering system know which trees to water? some soil may be dry, some may be wet. Some trees consume a lot of water some only a little. The skill of watering is knowing when to water and when to hold back.

[@Intemporality]

@@danbanham728 if you have good drainage and proper bonsai soil this won't be really a problem. At least it will be better than no water for a week. Plus, you can adjust the flow of each drippers and it exist simple timers with multiple ways switches.

[@danbanham728]

@@Intemporality Yes that's a good point, if using modern substrate it's difficult to over water and adjusting the drippers or spray units can alter the amount of water delivered. I wouldn't trust anyone to water my trees.

[@waterlover]

poor tree