Airlayering maples for bonsai
Spring time is propagation time. In this case, layering Japanese maple to get rid of a grafting site.
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In order to grow bonsai, there are several ways to get new trees. One of the most afforable ways to get bonsai material, is by growing it yourself. There are several ways to propagate plants.
Update on Acer palmatum Arakawa cuttings
After nearly one year I can tell these Japanese maple cuttings have rooted and survived their first year. Nice to see this work so effectively.
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Zelkova bonsai: From dead stick to clump
Sometimes we are quick to call a tree dead. And there are moments that a little bit of effort can result in a nice plant!
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Bonsai propagation by cuttings in spring
Taking cuttings is a perfect way to get more plants of your favorite type. Thi spring, I decided to try some Arakawa japanese maple cuttings.
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Bonsai layering – Step by step explanation
Air layering is a god technique to improve the nebari or to propagate plants. A step by step manual.
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Transplanting maple seedlings for bonsai
In spring seedlings can grow extremely quickly. As such, one should pay attention that they have enough space. When replanting, work the roots.
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Winter cuttings
Having some nice species of bonsai on your benches ean that you may have loads of cuttings in Winter. How I go about growing roots on these you ask? Have a read!
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