【梅】詰まった枝を作る２つの方法in小梅園【盆栽Q】

Hey, Mr. Koumei. Mr. Koumei, who I always watch. I'm here. I saw a lot of bonsai trees on my way here. Your voice is so small. I saw a lot of bonsai trees on my way here. It's my first time to visit Kawaguchi. Mr. Koumei will teach me a lot of things today. I'm going to shoot about three videos. Mr. Takagi, it's your first time to visit Kawaguchi. Let's take a look at the wide area. Kiwi. Kiwi? Does kiwi grow at this time of year? I don't know. This is where the products are. Oh, that's great. It's the end of January. There are only a few products now. But there are a lot. There is a field over there. Do you see the field? This is a new leaf. The field is thick. That's great. It's interesting to see a new leaf in the field. This is a green onion. This is a famous green onion. Do you see it? It's amazing. This is a new leaf of green onion. It's a strange feeling. This is a new leaf of green onion. It is said that it is good to do bonsai with other meat. Is green onion good? I don't know what it is. Because there is no leaf. I don't know. It's a great color. That's a new leaf. This is a different leaf. The sea looks like this. It's blooming. It's beautiful. It smells good. I don't know. It smells really good. I don't know. It's been a long time. Thank you for your patience. What are we going to do this time? This is the result of the video I said in the spring. This is the result of the video I said in the summer. It's a good variety with flowers, so it has a lot of flowers, but it's a small one, and it's just been a year and it looks like this. In the future, while the branches are being made, I think that the skin will be made and the shape will be made while shaving or burning. Actually, this is a 3.5mm suyaki, but I put about 3 pieces of makeup in it and enjoyed it. At this point, the flowers are coming in little by little, so it's okay to put in a beautiful bowl at this point and enjoy it, but it's been exactly a year and it looks like this. This is a winter pruning, but I cut it in the spring, so I cut it short without cutting it for a long time, so there is almost no place to prune in winter. If you cut it, leave about two buds at such a place and cut it like this. I wonder if there are any branches in such a place. In the spring, if you prune the cut pruning like this and prune it short and prune it like a normal elephant, such as kaede or momiji, the buds will surprisingly remain like this. Last spring? Yes, around May last year. It was when I pruned after the flowers were over. Even if you prune it short, it will fill this 1 cm and 2 cm. I see. If you prune it a little longer like this and make it longer like this so that businessmen can put a lot of flowers on it, you can sell it with flowers. Then, depending on the type, if there are no branches in the original direction and this is about 5 cm long, it will grow 10 cm in two years. I see. That's right. That way, you can make a lot of requests and push them in, but from the beginning, especially this is still a first-year student. If you prune it short at this point, it won't be a big problem even after 10 years. Conversely, the branches will be crowded and the buds will be like this. In winter, you can only cut it where there are branches. I see. Rather than summer, it's spring. The point is to prune the new branches around May of that year. In that case, make fine branches. If there are no buds, for example, when it was long, this is because there are no buds, so all the buds remain. If you make it long with the buds that are often sold, the flowers will come here, and if you check the buds, they were only at the tip. If you leave the second bud and cut it, it will grow, and even if you cut it short from there, it will not grow. But on the contrary, if you put up with it, like I did in the video last year, it's easy to lose the round buds and replant them. If you make the long part as it is, in two or three years, you will have short, thorn-like buds around here. Wait for it to grow, and if it grows, cut it back to where it was. That's the normal way to do it. If you make it long in spring, the small buds that were originally small will die. If there are other long branches, they will die. In the Kanto region, around the end of May, make the first spring pruning short. Even if the number of flowers decreases a little, if you make it short, you can make three branches, the buds of the buds will be easier to blow, and the blown buds will not die. I see. That's important. If the bud is large enough, you can cut it back to about 5 cm. But if it's this size, you have to cut it back to 1 cm or 2 cm. If you don't do that, it will become a size puzzle. Do you have any questions? Did you understand? I could understand it somehow. I have a question. What happens if you leave only the buds and cut them when there are no new buds? If you look back at the video, you can see that I made a mistake. I cut all the branches and made them with no buds. Then I made them again and made them again. I see. If you have a bonsai that has grown too much, you can cut it with only the buds. But if you leave only the buds, the buds will remain. If you leave only the buds, the number of branches will decrease, so you have to make strong branches. If you leave only the buds, the buds will die, so you have to make strong branches. However, if you cut it late when the flowers are over, you are not ready to blow the buds. So you have to make strong buds and make new buds. If you leave only the buds, the number of buds will decrease. Sometimes the number of buds will increase. To do that, you have to make sure the number of branches is correct. If you leave only the buds, the number of branches will decrease. If you make the spring selection short, the number of buds will increase. In other words, if you leave only the buds, the number of branches will decrease. So you have to cut the buds back. I see. You have to make new buds. This is a red bud called Osaka-zuki, which is often sold at home improvement stores. If you buy this kind of bud, the flowers will die and you have to clean them. However, if you cut only the string in a sneaky way, the branch will be attached, and if there are many different branches on the tree, the buds will die. If you cut it in the exact length you've cut in. If you leave only the buds, the number of branches will increase. So you will not be able to make new buds. Again, it is not just a matter of the size to cut and blow. If you want to make a bonsai tree like this, you have to crush all the buds like this and make a new one with the wiped buds. Even if you don't do it this far, you have to cut off the flowers, remove the petals, and check the branches. This is the one that was selected last year. It's a little different in flower season, but it's the same kind. Last year, there were some places where the buds didn't bloom, but there were no buds up to this branch. So I had to cut it at this length when I cut it. This little bud came out later. The first bud was only around here. This one didn't cut short, but I cut it short like this. If you cut it short so that it doesn't grow, the buds will bloom. On the other hand, if you don't have any buds and you can only cut it at such a long place, you can extend it like this and make it longer like this. Then it will be long again. If you repeat that, it will be crumpled soon, so don't make it as long as possible. If you cut it at this length in spring, it will bloom more and more. In the first year, it was long, but if you wipe the buds like this, you can make it crumpled. I see. This was only possible up to this point, but if you wipe the buds like this, you can make it crumpled. Is this a May selection this year? This is a winter selection. Can I do it in winter? If you cut it now, the buds will bloom and you can cut it now, right? Even if you don't have any buds and it's long, if you shorten the one that grew from here in spring, it will bloom more and more. I see. If you are in good spirits. If you push the one that bloomed like this in this way, the one that was long like this will be short like this. In the first year, it was short, but if you do this, it will be like this. If you think that this will grow more and you can separate the branches from here, and if you think that this is still long, you can push it up to this point if you can separate the branches again. You can pack it like this. If you do it while packing, this is not a way to fix the one that has grown. No matter what you do, the branches on the side will be cut off. If the skin gets old, it will be difficult to clean it. No matter what you do, it will be like this little by little, but if you cut it so that you can push it in even if you push it, it will not bloom, so push it in to the small buds where the buds have bloomed. If there are no buds like this, it will bloom if you put it in a place where there are no buds, but it doesn't bloom easily, so cut it back to where there are buds, or make it shorter next year and cut it after it hits the buds here. If you do it gradually, the branches will disappear. This is a little different, but it will grow like this. To fix this, you can cut it all here and re-bloom it, or there was no good Japanese one, but this was the same last year. When you do it like this, if you do it energetically like this, it will bloom like this, so you can cut it back or bloom it, but if you don't bloom it like this, in the end, you have to pack it once and re-bloom it. If you don't, it's hard to make it so that you can't see it from here, so you have to cut it back at this pitch and make it look like a bonsai tree. I see. This is the kind of tree that was not pruned properly at the beginning, and if you cut it properly from spring and make it without pulling out your hand, it will look like this. This one is older, but on the contrary, the branches are not made at all. It's been a year, but it's this much. In the case of winter pruning, spring pruning will determine the tree shape to some extent, so spring pruning is important. Even if you don't cut it in winter, you can cut it next year, right? As I said earlier, if you cut it in places where there are eyes or not, it will come off or not come off, so it will be limited. You can only cut it where there are eyes. Rather than being disappointed that it has become long and rusty, you can push it in with your eyes even if it gets long, so you can push it in and shorten it a little more. You can do that, and you can take this off. Like the video I did last year, you can take all the eyes off and cut them here and make them a product. That's also a game. I introduced it in a video last year. It's been a year since I cut it, and it's this much. There are no buds yet, so everyone has branches around here. At this time of year, you can cut it normally. Even if it's a little long, as I said earlier, if the buds come out here and it's long, you can cut it short after the buds have bloomed. If there are no buds, I think it will bloom again. If you cut it short like this, it will bloom a little again. Then cut it back to that point and make it. I cut that much last year and bloomed this much this year, and now this result. After this, the part where the skin was gradually peeled off will start to rot after a year or two, so if you sculpt it according to the rotation and make it a little more genius, it will look like a bonsai. How do you feel? It's amazing. I want plums. I want to do it. Plums are plums. On the contrary, plums only bloom at this time of year. Also, in the same video ... Can I cut this with this one? How about editing? I think it's enough. Then I will cut this once. Thank you very much.