【石化檜】初心者でもできる！取り木と挿し木の方法＆大事なお知らせ【盆栽Q】

Good morning. It's been a while. I'm wearing my favorite hat today. Someone gave it to me. Thank you very much. Today, I'm going to make a firewood tree. This is a Japanese tree called Kabudachi. We introduced this tree in one of our videos. The scenery is nice. So I thought I'd make this by myself. I sold these three trees at a festival the other day. This is just one tree. This is one of my seniors gave it to me. I'm going to hang a line around here. I thought it would be a good idea to make a trigger. Trigger? Yes, trigger. Also, the top is messed up. Yes. So, I'm going to pull this out. Yes. So, it's a trigger and an insert. Yes. So, I thought it would be good to make a joint from this area. I see. So, I'm going to make a joint while making a trigger. Yes. I'm going to make a joint while making a trigger. There's a lot of mess on the top. Yes. There are a few thick ones. So, I'm going to pull it out and insert the one I pulled out. One of the features of a trigger is that it's easy to make a joint. Yes. It's already July. So, I think it's too late to make a joint. But, I have to pull it out because I'm getting fat. As you can see, one of the features of a trigger is that the top is getting stronger. Yes. And the bottom is getting weaker. So, I have to pull it out. So, I'm going to take a thick one. This one or this one. Actually, this one is straighter. But, this one is a little straighter. This one is a little straighter. This one has more branches. So, I'm going to pull out the middle one at this stage. I'm going to pull out the strong one and save the weak one. This kind of trigger is also important. Yes. So, I'm going to make a joint while making a joint. Let's do this one first. Yes. First, I'm going to pull out the extra branches. First, this one. This one. Yes. I'm going to pull out this one. Yes. And this little one. Yes. I'm going to pull out this one at the bottom. I'm going to pull out this one. I'm going to pull out this one at the bottom as well. How do you choose the branches? I'm going to use this one and this one. So, I'm going to use the small one around it and the thick one in the middle. I hope I can make it. So, you choose the main branches and pull out the other branches? Yes. As I said before, this branch is in a good position, but it's a little straight. This branch has a lot of branches. So, I'm going to pull out this one. Yes. I hope I can make it. I'm going to cut it like this to make a joint. This is a special tool for cutting. This tool is for peeling off the roots. Yes. If I cut it like this, the roots will grow up. So, I'm going to cut the top of the branch from the root. This tool is better than a regular tool. Yes. So, I'm going to cut this one. If I have just this one, it's just right. I hope I can make a joint from this position. I'm done. I feel like there are a lot of branches. It's okay. It's fine, it's fine. So you want to start from the thick one and make it thinner? Yes, that's right. Maybe it's better to start from the front. If you start from the front, you'll end up looking like this. But if you start from the front, you'll end up looking like this. So if you start from the front, you'll end up looking like this. I see. After that, we'll pile it up a bit. We'll do the next step in detail next time. Yes, we'll do that. For now, we'll cut the ones that pop out. We'll cut the ones that pop out. If you have a thick one, A chisel? Yes, a chisel. I'm sorry. I was in the middle of talking. I was thinking about the next one. Yes. There's a chance that the cut will turn brown. But it'll heal in no time. I'm going to cut it. I want to hold this down. I want to bring this up a little. I want to hold this down. I'm going to hang it from the bottom to the top. I'm going to take it off here. I'm going to hang it so that the wire goes up. This is a wire. That's... This is... The hole is open. There's a ring here, so it won't leak. I see. It's not that bad. I've had enough. I can't see anything in the backlight. It's your birthday present. It's my birthday present. No, no. I can't see anything. It's a video, so you have to do it properly. I'm not going to do it properly. You're not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. You're not going to do it. It's getting harder and harder. I'm sure I'm going to do it. I brought this over here. I brought it here to fill in the space. It's opening up. I brought it over here again. This is going to fill in the space. The wire won't go that far. I'm going to hold it down here. I'm gonna hold it down and feed it to you. That's where it comes in again. Let's go to the trellis. Some people make holes and remove the core. Some people do. I don't like hard wood, so I don't mind. Do you lose to hard wood? I don't think so. Thick wood doesn't absorb water. I see. Like this. If it were me, I'd cut my hand. You'd cut your hand. That's dangerous. Like this. Ah! That's right. What's that? That's also a Japanese cypress. Japanese cypress. Where did you get that? My apprentice. Your apprentice? I see. It's a wire to fix it. That's right. To the bowl? Yes. It's better to fix it as much as possible. I see. I'll use it. The cutter went somewhere. I'll cut it again horizontally. That was good. You can use scissors. Yes, I can. I'll use scissors. I'll cut it like this. You're avoiding tension. That's right. I'm done. Can you use a wire to fix it? Yes, I can. I did it last week in Omichi. If you use a wire, it gets thicker. The Twitter thing? Yes. The emerald thing? Yes, that one. Please watch it. I see. It's hard to find Japanese cypress. So I'll use a wire to fix it. Is it expensive, but high probability? The probability is low. It's expensive, but there's not much risk. You can fix it. Yes. If you fail, it's over. Yes, if you fail, it's over. It's better to use a wire that's easy to remove. The length of the tree is 1.5 times the thickness of the trunk. It's more than 1 time. It's better to use a cutter. Cutter or carving knife? It's a carving knife. It's in season, so it's easy to cut. It's a little late to harvest. It's already July. It's too early. But it's a good harvest date. I think it's a good idea to try anything. I feel like I'm going to harvest in the winter. I agree. I was able to cut it easily. I'll cut it a little deeper. Is it appropriate to cut in June? I think it's better to cut in June. I can't cut it. You can borrow it. Do you have a cutter? It's gone somewhere. It's strange. Did it run away in the tool box? I think so. Wait a minute. I think I have it. I'm sorry. I bought it. It's in here. I have to take it with me all the time. I'm excited about bonsai tools. I'm excited. It's popular. It's on sale. It's about to run out. This is good. This is also on sale. It's on sale. It's a big deal. I'll reserve this. I'll cut the white part a little more. Cutters are good. It's a cutter. It's a cutting tool. It's a cutter. As expected, bonsai tools are used. Be sure to put the tools in the back. I'm going to make a wheel. If I make a wheel with my fingers, I can't get the image out. There are bones and blood. There are mosaics. I need to make a sweet skin. If you don't do that, the roots will be cut off. So I'm going to make a sweet skin. Earlier, when I used wire to make flounder, it was too thin. It was so thin that it couldn't plat09. So I tied them up. It's hard because it's so thin. If it tighten too much, it will break. It will break. Roll it around like this. There are various ways to wind it, but I'll tie it with this for the time being. After that, I think it's okay to stick all the seeds in the aluminum wire. I think it's up to you, but I think it's okay to stick it in about three places. You don't have to do it, but it looks like this and it's a little nerve-wracking. I'm serious about my work. I'm going to paint the roots. You should have done it earlier. There's a lot of order. The roots come out from the top. I'm going to put this white powder in the place where the roots come out. If you're going to do it, you should have done it before winding the net. It's easy to see in the video, isn't it? I see, that's the kind of sticker. I'm going to use this for the sashimi, so I'm going to put some water on it. I'm going to have to prepare some tools. You don't have to. I'm just asking you to do your work. September 18th, 19th, 20th No, it's not September 18th. September 23rd, 24th, 25th It's the third time. It's been decided that the bonsai festival will be held. I'll talk to Mr. Koedo Beer. Let's talk to Mr. Koedo Beer. Let's talk to him. Tell him thehat one's the main one, don't you? The president encouraged me to do it seriously. He encouraged me to do it seriously. So I hope he like it. Mr. Mafumafu is asking for eyeball products. I think it'll be an interesting potted plants. I think I can do it. Last week, I gave you some money. Yes, I bought it too. I thought it was a waste to take a video of the Japanese cypress tree at the bonsai festival last time, so I took a video of it. I'm going to put these two out. Last time, I sold three of them. It's a pretty good one. I'll give it to you again. The only thing you can buy at the bonsai festival is the Japanese cypress tree. I don't usually sell it. I'm looking forward to it. I don't know if it's good or not. Please be careful when you buy it. The Japanese cypress tree was very popular last time. That's the best. I don't have any money. You don't have any money. You're just talking about money. This time, it's a new product for the Japanese cypress tree. It's Mr. Hiruma's T-shirt. Long T-shirt I'm trying to make it now. It's a Japanese cypress tree, isn't it? It's a Japanese cypress tree. Mr. Hiruma's T-shirt It's a T-shirt with my bonsai on it. That's what I'm going to do. Please look forward to it. The Japanese cypress tree is almost complete. The rest is the Japanese cypress tree. When do you remove the Japanese cypress tree? I usually remove the Japanese cypress tree in about three months. It's already winter. It's July or November now. It's already March next year. Until March. I'll leave it as it is until March. I'll attach this to the root. I'll put it in. It won't reach. I was going to do it with aluminum wire, but I forgot. It's deep. It's pretty deep. It would be nice if I could do something like this. I'm going to make a little cut here. It's called a two-toe. One-toe, two-toe. The purpose is to expand the surface area. I'm going to do it all the way. Deeply. This kind of thing is surprisingly energetic. It's easy to get roots. I'm going to go deep with this. It won't move if you stab it deep. It won't move. If you shake it, the roots won't be stable. Even if a small root comes out, it will break. It's hard to get roots. I'm going to put it in deep and fix it. This is wet. The water flows like this. I'm doing this so that it doesn't move at all. That's right. There is also a fixation with wet soil. I don't think I can make it to the festival. I don't think so. That's it. It's a trick and a sashiken. It's not related to this. Thank you very much. What's next? I'm going to cut the roots. I'm looking forward to it. Thank you very much. I have a good story recently. I'll tell you as much as I can. It's a baseball story. I'll tell you as much as I can. What kind of story is it? Shinjo is a great director. He is an announcer. There are baseball-related people. The announcer of Chiba is famous. There are several people on each team. One person is not a Japan team. People only talk about his performances, but he has a lot of respect for people. Don't say that on Twitter. I shouldn't say that, right? No, you shouldn't. It's a story about a friend of a friend's. It's a good story about Shinjo. He has a good reputation in the Kyukai. Can I put it in the video? Why not? It's a difficult question. And it has nothing to do with bonsai.