【オリーブ】盆栽師2人で小さなオリーブを盆栽に変える⁉【盆栽Q】

This one has smaller teeth. It's like the times have changed. It's the opposite milk. There are a lot of varieties. Hello. Both of you are in the frame. I want you to come closer. I bought some olives today. It says El Greco. This is El Greco. This is Coroneiki. It's a type of citrus fruit. They have different fruits. They seem to have different derivatives. I'm going to make a bonsai with olives. There are two types. Mr. Handa and Mr. Kawasaki. Which one? I'm going to make a bonsai. Will it be a bonsai? I'm not sure. I think they are the same type. I think so, too. They are similar. That's fine. Let's get started. It's difficult to work with a camera. It's sand. Yes, it's sand. It's alkaline. I said it's good for sand. The reason is that the roots grow too much on normal soil. If it's a bonsai, the number of roots is different. That's right. It's amazing. I'll cut a little more. It looks like a grain. Can you make a bonsai with olives? I think I can. If I spread it out like this. Even if I cut it here, it will grow. It's easy to cut. I think I can make a mini bonsai. It's great. It's normal. It looks like a grain. Can you use a wire for work? Yes, I can use a wire. I'll cut it with a saw. It looks like a grain. Yes, it looks like a grain. It looks like a grain. Bonsai has two branches. It has two branches. I don't know how to make it. I'll cut the branches and leaves that I think will be the bottom. I'll make it the same as usual. It's difficult. I have to take this off. It's easy to cut. Have you ever seen an olive bonsai? No, I haven't. I think I have. When I bought an olive bonsai there, it had a habit of importing from abroad. It was like foreign people made olive bonsai and imported it. It was my first time. It was my first experience. I don't know how long it will last. It's soft. I wonder if it will be like that. Olives bloom from May to June. It's already over. Yes, it's over. It seems to be similar to a goldwood. It's a fruit. It can withstand the cold. Yes, it can. It can withstand up to minus 10 degrees. It says the soil is alkaline. In the olive industry, they often tie the stem and lower it without using a wire. It's more efficient. They say that if you use a wire, it will be eaten up quickly. But they do such work. They do such work. They change the shape of the stem in the industry. They want to make the stem clean. Did it break? It broke when I tried to twist it. It's a little brittle. It was okay, but when I twisted it, it broke. Actually, I also tweaked it a little. It's soft, but it breaks easily. It breaks easily. I didn't know there was such a feature. I didn't know either. It's the same as Hario Natal. Hario Natal. It's soft. Do you twist it loosely like a normal stem? I think this is the core. This is the core. I twisted it. You can see the steam coming out. I usually make it like a stem. I make it like a stem. Do you make it like a stem? It's strange if it's twisted like this. I can't get it out. The roots are fine. It's a shallow pot. It's good, isn't it? That's good, too. Which one do you like? Which one? I like alkaline soil. So, I chose the soil with charcoal. I see. Does it go well with the core? Yes, it goes well with the core. It's done. I'll open it. It's done. How was it when you made it? The trunk is soft. It's easy to make. Both roots are thicker than I thought. It's the same. It's like this. I think it's good. The way the leaves come out is special. I'm not sure if I can make it well. I see. But I think anyone can enjoy bonsai. I see. It's raining. Oh, no. It's suddenly raining heavily, so I'll end it here. Thank you very much. I have to be serious.