Japanese Black Pine seedlings separation
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Posted 1 year 2 months ago #83687
Hello, looking better already.
There's a video a like on how to proceed with JBPs from seed, I like to watch it every once in a while.
You'll notice the importance of inducing and preserving inner candles and buds, so you can start the structure after you're about done thickening, after a few years it becomes very hard to make them bud back
You might have learned that pines can bud from between needles, so it helps to clean them but leaving needles in strategic points
Here's one of mine JBP, that's the lower part, sacrifice branches extend for about a meter, they're on big pots tho.
You can see that it has lots of buds that will be selected to compose the structure of the tree once I remove the sacrifice branches.
There's a video a like on how to proceed with JBPs from seed, I like to watch it every once in a while.
You'll notice the importance of inducing and preserving inner candles and buds, so you can start the structure after you're about done thickening, after a few years it becomes very hard to make them bud back
You might have learned that pines can bud from between needles, so it helps to clean them but leaving needles in strategic points
Here's one of mine JBP, that's the lower part, sacrifice branches extend for about a meter, they're on big pots tho.
You can see that it has lots of buds that will be selected to compose the structure of the tree once I remove the sacrifice branches.
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Posted 14 hours 55 minutes ago #86360
I’ve figured to give an update: all 3 trees are still alive
One of them isn’t so healthy (it’s needles turned lime color). My suspicion is that it was in an area with not enough sun, afterwards I have moved it an area with full sun (which shocked the tree).
I am well aware that the one in bonsai pot is gimped. The other two, the were growing weird so I had to do some cuts that will graduallly give them shape.
One of them isn’t so healthy (it’s needles turned lime color). My suspicion is that it was in an area with not enough sun, afterwards I have moved it an area with full sun (which shocked the tree).
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I am well aware that the one in bonsai pot is gimped. The other two, the were growing weird so I had to do some cuts that will graduallly give them shape.
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