Pruning Pine Bonsai for stronger budding

Over the course of one growing season I follow the actions needed to deal with pine needle cast and trigger backbudding for bonsai bonsai in development..

[@richardmutt1033]

This is a treasure, not a simple lesson. Thanks very much Jelle!

[@judlpd]

That’s the clearest explanation and demonstration that I’ve seen! Really very helpful.

[@GrowingBonsai]

Great to hear! thank you

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂

[@FrostBiteBonsai]

Very helpful content! Thanks for the lesson Jelle!

[@johnholloway691]

It's so rare to experience the progression of a specific tree in a single video. Seeing the process immediately followed by the results really enhances understanding. Good job, Jelle!

[@jonathantherrien1664]

Man I'm happy I've found your videos, all of them explain things very well. Nobody does this like you !!

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

This is now my 'saved' reference for Scots Pine Care. My only clarification relates to when do we candle pinch and why. Up till now I have always candle pinched in spring but only on branches that are 'completed' and inorder to control the growth. Would you agree with this or do you feel we should be pinching our younge rpines in development? In this video you seem to have allowed all the candles to extend until July. Cheers for this excellent video :)

[@christymartin6281]

What kind of pine is this?

[@JKG-777]

Fantastic demonstration of how to properly prune a pine. Showing the progression in a single video is perfect to see the results of the actions you took. Thank you.

[@GrowingBonsai]

Glad it was helpful!

[@koertcoenen8090]

Prachtige video, Jelle. Zoiets duidelijk en leerzaam heb ik nog niet eerder gezien, zelfs niet bij de "grote" jongens. Dankjewel!!!

[@Tybold63]

Very detailed and helpful guide, thanks for posting this.

[@sueb1317]

Thank you Jelle. Really looking forward to using these techniques in the new growing season. I'm still getting confused between techniques specific to Japanese black pine and Scotts pine - this was truly helpful!

[@MrPititegrenouille]

Your explanations, advice and lessons are stunning. Best teacher i've seen so far. Thanks

[@oscarscandinavianbonsai]

very clear and well put together video, thank you Jelle!

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Nice video nice job well done keep up the good work mate thanks jelle

[@egoebonsai37]

I am seeing n looking from Indonesia pruning pine process pine bonsai. Good information. Thank your Sir.

[@GrowingBonsai]

You are most welcome

[@patchymcq]

nice video that would have taken a long time to make. how old is that tree and when will u style it in a bonsai pot?

[@gariktv8756]

Love all your videos. Great source of information and inspiration

[@GrowingBonsai]

Thanks so much! happy to hear!

[@HoundStuff]

Very cool! Nice work and demo of the technique. Looking forward to seeing the push of new growth next year.

[@GrowingBonsai]

You and me both!

[@mcbabs7495]

Un grand merci pour la vidéo!

[@Smile_Bonsai_Auction]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@GrowingBonsai]

thx!

[@anathema157]

Great job !

[@MeadowViewBonsai]

Very clear description of pines, cheers dude

[@GrowingBonsai]

Glad to help

[@ChillGuyBonsai]

Love the video. I just got into the art of bonsai. The video helped me a lot

[@GrowingBonsai]

Great to hear! Do explore my youtube channels, there are quite a few videos which could be useful if you are just starting out.

[@ChillGuyBonsai]

@GrowingBonsai Will do, I have a Japanese maple dosojo for my pre bonsai

[@GrowingBonsai]

deshojo I suppose? tip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHernHxtodV4abs