BONSAI NEW EASY METHOD # 110-LOOK AT BONSAI SOIL SPECIMENS PROGRESS AFTER TRANSPLANT

WE TAKE A LOOK ATHE THE VARIOUS SPECIMENS PURCHASED AT WIGERTS BONSAI NURSERY IN TRADITIONAL BONSAI SOIL TO SPHAGNUM MOSS.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• BONSAI
• NEW
• EASY
• METHOD
• FIG
• FICUS
• FRUIT
• PRUNE
• ROOT
• SPHAGNUM
• MOSS
• TRIM
• FOLIAGE
• BUDDHA
• BELLY
• PLANT
• BALD
• CYPRESS
• LEMON
• TAMARIND
• MIMOSA
• JUNIPER
• FUKIEN
• TEA
• SERISSA

[sunnybird1277]

Hi Jerry

I found myself re-using some sphagnum moss. From transplants etc.

At what age do you toss the s/m as waste ?

Everything has a life-span.

[bonsai9723]

Hi, Eventually, the s. moss begins to rot and change color. It takes a while for this, but eventusally you develop a sense of how things should look. I use old s. moss as long as it's not too funky. I will see if I have some iold stuff and make a video showing the difference. Thanks for the great question. Jerry

[jugglerdog]

hey Jerry missed watching Adventures in bonsai the last few days your one of my favorites to watch

[bonsai9723]

Hi, I think I put on about 8 or 9 videos in the last week (not all bonsai), I try to keep the material coming. Thanks for writing.

[viktor19997]

Great Job Jerry!

Keep it up.

Your Bonsai looks nices.

[bhellige47]

that succulent is doing swimmingly! i think a few of your "fans" have commented on the unlikelihood of those plants liking the alkaline nature of sphagnum for a medium. i can personally say that after transplanting several plants that they LOVE the s/m! again im a big fan of your series and im glad to see that your mimosa has come back! i was worried when the yellowing started to occur...!!