Bonsai

Bonsai
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Air layering is a propagation technique used in bonsai to correct flaws in material and to create new trees. It works by prompting new roots to grow at a chosen location on a living tree. Learn more about how air layering works and how to perform the technique.
Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures: Walter and Kolja airlayer a maple

air layering

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alberta spruce

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Discover the ultimate guide to bonsai pine tree care. Learn how to grow and nurture Pinus species with our comprehensive steps and tips.
An alternative approach to repotting trees in development - Bonsai Tonight

black pine

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Douglas fir

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Ficus

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Collecting Trees from the forest (Yamadori) - Bonsai Empire

foraging

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Far and away the most popular flowering bonsai tree is the Japanese cherry blossom (Prunus serrulata). In the springtime, these beloved trees reward their patient caretakers with a brief picturesque display of delicate white and pink blooms. Beyond being simply lovely, cherry blossoms are deeply significant to Japanese culture. Want to grow a cherry blossom bonsai but not sure where to start? This FAQ and guide will tell you everything you need to know. Let’s get started!

Flowering

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Did you know you can actually grown your very own pomegranate tree INDOORS? Learn how! #growpomegranates #plantinstructions #gardening via @plantinstructio
Pomegranate trees have many features that make them attractive as bonsai: a thick trunk with interesting bark as well as eye-catching flowers that bear fruit. Native to the Middle East and Southeast Asia, this striking tree has been a popular bonsai choice in Japan for centuries.

fruit trees

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Miniature Garden Forest

Gallery

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TRAINING TRUE INDOOR BONSAI PORTAL PAGE
How to create a clump-style bonsai with maples

how to

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Fusing trident maple trunks
Trident maple project: round two – Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog

Maples

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Nusrery Pinus mugo FULL Styling - Arkefthos Bonsai - YouTube
Dwarf Mugo Pine bonsais are beautiful, hardy, and relatively easy to care for. There are many reasons this variety of bonsai is an excellent choice for any house plant enthusiast, including their beauty, resilience, and their growth rate. Additionally, they have dense foliage that can be styled in a number of ways, and their small size makes them perfect to grow inside without worrying about them outgrowing their container too quickly.

mugo

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Bring out the inner beauty of the larger natural world in a small tree styled with ancient techniques.

pines

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In Japanese: "Toriki" - A slightly more advanced technique for propagating bonsai is the air layer. The concept of stratification forces a tree or branch to form new roots at a certain point, interrupting the flow of nutrients from the existing root system. This means that you can use air layers for a variety of purposes; reduce the length of a trunk, grow a better Nebari (broadening of roots or shallow roots), or select a branch to grow as a separate tree. Air stratification should always be...

Propogation

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Soil

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Different types of bonsai #species #bonsai #various #bonsai #different #species #types #various
Training indoor bonsai
Kastanje snoeien bonzai

Styles

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So what is Bonsai wiring? What kind of wire should be used for Bonsai? What are different types of Bonsai wire and what are Bonsai wire alternatives? Let’s answer all of these questions and more about Bonsai wiring in this post.
One of the main and most important techniques to learn and master when growing a bonsai tree is wiring. This is the primary way in which you train and style your Bonsai trees. Here you can find important information on when to wire your Bonsai tree, what materials to use and how to do it correctly.

Training, Wiring and Pruning

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Want to learn about bonsai? This list of beginner bonsai trees will help you get a good start .
Learn how to grow and care for a ginseng ficus bonsai with this guide. Ginseng Ficus are best known for the immense roots protruding out of the ground.

Tropical

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white pine

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