【長寿梅】その鉢入る？やじま園で購入した長寿梅の塊を剪定して植え替える【盆栽Q】

Hello. Today, I'd like to replant my Choujimari. This is from Yajimayan. Yes, it is. You bought it two weeks ago, didn't you? Yes, I did. I bought it two weeks ago. I was looking forward to seeing it in the video. But I'm glad to see it in person. I think it's a good time to replant. In the spring of March and April, when the leaves open, the power goes to the tip. In the past, I used to twist the leaves and make them. I think I was running the branches to make them fat. But I think it's enough to make them fat. So I'm going to start making small branches. I'm going to start making small branches. So I think it's better to cut them this time of year. Instead of putting the power on the tip in March and April, I'm going to cut them and put the power on the tip. I think it's a good time to cut them now. And I'd like to replant after pruning. In April, the leaves will open. So it's good to replant in the fall. But in January, the roots haven't moved yet. So if I cut the top, I can cut the bottom. If I cut the branches, I can cut the roots. So I'll cut the bottom. We are taught that we should cut the branches and cut the roots. Mr. Shinto said that there is a CN ratio. CN? It's carbon and nitrogen. Originally, the CN ratio of the soil is the balance of the nutrients of the soil. Mr. Shinto explained in a previous video that the roots suck nitrogen from the soil. The leaves are high in nitrogen. When the CN ratio is high, the leaves are high in nitrogen. So we make carbon from the leaves. He explained that the amount of leaves and the amount of roots is important. He also explained that in the educational program. In March, when there are no leaves, we cut the roots. There are a lot of roots, so it's logical to cut the roots. Even so, there are a few leaves left. So we try to increase the amount of carbon. In May and June, when there are a lot of leaves, we cut the leaves again. We try to reduce the amount of leaves and the amount of carbon. The balance between the leaves and the roots is important. We cut the top, so we can cut the roots. In January, we cut the roots. I'm curious about the condition of the roots. I want to do another experiment in January. I want to see the condition of the roots. There were four roots when I bought this. One was too small and the other was too big. There were two. It took me a long time to decide which one to buy. You may be able to sell it today. I have to call Mr. Najima right away. The other one had a nice view. There was a mountain. However, it was not in good condition. I consulted with Mr. Najima. I bought this because I thought it would be better to receive it from an orthodox person. This is also an inverted triangle. I don't know which side is the front. It's not a perfect mountain shape. It's a little inverted triangle. I chose this because I thought it would flow. Let's look at the bottom. Let's look at the roots. Let's see which one goes well with the bowl. If you try to do it as it is, it will be like this. If you can't shrink it, you can do this. It's a little small. As I said earlier, you don't have to make it fat. It's a small branch. Let's look at the roots. First of all, I will clean it. This moss is a little dirty. I will remove it. I talked about the CN ratio for a long time. Simply put, the amount of leaves and the amount of roots are balanced. That's what we think. If you talk about it in terms of nutrients and raw materials, it will lead to the CN ratio. I have to talk about it in order to be an educational program. We are taught bonsai by our senses. I was told that it would be like this if I did this. I was told that it would be better if I cut the branch. I don't know. When I first came here, I was told that the first branch was cut. I was told that the first branch was cut. I was told that the first branch was too low. I was told that the first branch was cut. I was surprised. I think I can understand it over time. I think it's a story that I can explain logically in a video like this. Actually, it's my first time to replant in January. That's why I'm afraid of the long-term. I think it's a good way to avoid long-term. I'm glad to cut the top of the tree. It's a bit of a challenge. But, if you're a bonsai gardener, you need to take on various challenges. I will try various things and see if I succeed or fail. You can start replanting again. I agree. There are a lot of trees, so it's impossible to do it all at once in March, so I'm starting to do it in February. The trees that are most likely to be put up for sale will be replanted in January or December. It's still a little messy, but it's like this. I'm going to leave the first and second buds. It's faster to decide on the head first. If you're worried, you can push it in a little bit. You don't have to take it all at once. If you decide on this, everyone will be together. Let's do it here. I'm going to cut it off here. There are three or four buds left, right? You can do a lot of things. I can do it. I don't know if I can do it because it's the season. Well, it's better to think about where the eyes are facing. I'm going to cut it off quickly. Maybe I'll put a wire on it. There may be a branch that you want to leave a little longer when you think about the height. I don't think about anything at all. In the end, I think there are times when you cut the front a little short. I want to keep the thick one a little shorter. I want to make the thin one thicker, so I cut it long. There are things like that. That's about it for now. I'd like to cut it one more time. I think it's going to be around here without a head. I'm going to cut it a little more. There are a lot of fine buds. It's the second one. I'd like to bring Yajima-san if I could. It's like this. I'm going to cut the thick one a little shorter. I think the thin one can be a little longer. It's hard to use where it's straight. It's going to be a lot more amazing if you split it in half. That's right. I want to make a small branch from here. It would be amazing if the branches spread out. The bones are good. It's important to prepare the brush. I'm curious about the bottom. I want to prepare the brush first. I'd like to put it in the middle. It would be nice if we could get this one. The problem is the width. But it doesn't look like it. There are so many of them. That's right. I don't know what's going to happen with this one. If it comes close, it might not work. Let's prepare it for the time being. I wonder if it will fit. I really want to bring this in. Mr. Yoshimura. That's right. It would be nice if you could say, Well, I'm going to go up. I'm not sure if you've seen the video. No, it's 50,000 yen. 50,000 yen. It's 50,000 yen. I think it's pretty much at the shop. I'm going to cut it and replace it. It's hard to find someone to buy it at that price. But it's worth the price. That's right. I'm sorry. This is my mother's daughter. I've never met her, so I'm not sure if I can call her my daughter. There are two ways to do this. You can do it like this, or you can do it crosswise. I don't want to hide my name, so I'll do it diagonally. First of all, it's a heart-pounding... It's a heart-pounding... It's stopped here. This is a knitting pattern. Why is it there? The bottom is probably wavy. I don't know if it's adhesion to some extent. There are patterns that look cool if you put it out a little. That's right. The soil is sand, stone, or gravel. It's spinning. I guess so. It's not the CML I mentioned earlier. But if it doesn't come out this much, it's a stone, so it'll fall apart. But it's a stone, so it'll fall apart. It's better to soak it in a myosin solution for about 30 minutes. I'm not sure if it's okay at this time of year. I couldn't find a straight one. I don't think it's okay if I don't have one. From what I heard earlier, it's better to soak it in a myosin solution for about 15 minutes. It's better to soak it in a myosin solution for about 15 minutes or 30 minutes. Is it a disinfectant? That's right. It's a disinfectant. It's from outside. It's a root. If you sacrifice this, it will be able to be packed. I don't know how far I can cut it. By the way, do you think there's a root? No, I don't think so. This is a root. Actually, it would be interesting if I could root it. What I don't like about this is that it's made of stone. If you cut the root, you'll get scissors. I often say stainless steel, but it's better to use cheap scissors. If it's this small... Can't you go to a smaller end? You said you were going in earlier. I'm going to feel it. But I think I can do this. This stainless steel is cheap. If you cut it with scissors, the stone will crack. It won't work. It's hard and cheap. I'm going to throw this away. It's been a while since I thought it was amazing. It may be natural for a person. When people talk, they become citizens and listen to me. I can't do it because I can't do it. It was helpful for me. Oh, I see. The roots are all over the place. It's dangerous to break it. It's like a big grapefruit. That's right. It's going in. It might be just right. It's pretty deep. But it's nice. The roots are all over the place. Let's cut it. It's hard to decide how far to cut it. It's tough. I've done it a lot. I'm scared. Is this okay? It's pretty sharp. The roots are all over the place. It's waterlogged. Did you attack it? Yes, I did. If it wasn't for the video, I might not have done it. Is it waterlogged? I think it's a red ball and a driftwood. I'm going to shoot it with this. I'm going to put a net under it. Let's put some soil in it. It's safe to shoot with this. There's a root around here. It looks like it's coming out of here. I like this one better. Let's water it. It's cold. It's cold, isn't it? Is it the other way around? It's the other way around. I'm going to put a net under it. If you water it, it'll be waterlogged. When should I remove it? I think it's best to leave it as it is. I'd like to leave it for about a year. I'm going to remove it gradually. Are you posting on Facebook and Instagram? Yes. If I tell you I want to do it, you'll ask what it's meaning. I have no idea. That's a good idea. If I say that, people will ask me why I'm on Twitter. I just enjoy it. I'm just going to put it here. Thank you very much. So that's it. What? Oh, yeah, it's not over yet. So that's what happened. That's right. The roots were a little higher up, so I cut them off. I have to take care of the roots as much as possible. I'm going to make a frame like this. I'm going to put a lot of water in it. I think this is probably okay. Yes. Chojimai's pruning and replanting. I'm looking forward to the future. That's right. I think it's going to get better. That's why I wanted another one. I'm thinking about what to do now. You have to make a purchase as soon as possible. That's right. Please tell me the price. It's a good price. That's right. That's it. Thank you very much.