Bonsai Repotting Guide: How to Repot Small Camellia Bonsai Trees II Wazakura Japan

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In this episode of our Bonsai Repotting Guide, our local expert,Mr Ogawa, explain how to repot and create a harmonious small bonsai using two Camellia saplings.
Bonsai repotting is crucial for both beginners and experts in bonsai care. This process includes taking the tree out of its existing pot, cutting back the roots, and replanting it in new soil and a different pot. This practice prevents the tree from being root-bound, promoting fresh growth vital for its health and growth. The frequency of repotting varies, usually every few years, and depends on factors like the tree's age, size, and the soil and pot types used.
TIME STAMPS
00:00 Saplings Selection
01:55 Removing Soil
06:45 Cutting Roots
08:05 Roots Wiring
09:00 Mesh Base & Wire
10:05 Soil
10:50 Wiring
11:40 Final Touch
TOOLS USED IN THIS VIDEO (Wazakura Japan):
※Bonsai Curved Tip Tweezer with Rake
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※Yasugi Steel Bonsai Scissors
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※Bonsai Wire 1mm-6mm
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※Bonsai Wire and Jin Pliers
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※Banko Series Small Bonsai Pot Brown and Black
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Yusuke Ogawa, a Japanese bonsai artist and collaborator of Wazakura Japan (Rebonsai), will be sharing his expertise in the upcoming Bonsai Repotting Guide. The guide will showcase Camelia bonsai trees and Wazakura Japan tools as visual aids to explain simple and useful techniques for repotting your bonsai. These techniques will be presented in a clear and effective manner, providing guidance on how to use them correctly.
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@simonedevito1119 8 ай бұрын

I found this video very interesting and informative, I have two camellias and I think I will do the same procedure as soon as they finish flowering. for the soil I know that kanuma is often used for camellias or azaleas, what do you think? I would like to know your opinion on this. Thank you so much for making this video, it was just what I needed!

@WazakuraJapan 8 ай бұрын

Kanuma can used for Satsuki Azalea and other common Azalea bonsai, however it might lacks a little in water retention capacity needed for this type of tree.

@AlfredoNavarro 8 ай бұрын

A lot of information very well explained as always thank you very much although the music is a bit loud an repetitive and can become annoying. It could be better with only the ambient sounds of the tools, the pot and your explanations. More asmr thing, but that's just my opinion.

@WazakuraJapan 8 ай бұрын

Hi there, We sincerely appreciate your time spent watching our video and providing us with your valuable feedback. Your engagement as a viewer is truly important to us, as it contributes significantly to our continuous learning and improvement for our future video content.

@andrewogawa1029 7 ай бұрын

Need english subtitles

@WazakuraJapan 7 ай бұрын

Hi there, Enlgish subtitles are available along with French, German, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Click on the video "Setting" Small gear icon at the bottom right of the video screen to access the substitle feature option.

@69kesh 6 ай бұрын

what is your soil mix for camelllias

@P.W.Brandenburger 2 ай бұрын

Shouldn't Camellias be planted in a more acidic soil, like Kanuma?

@WazakuraJapan 2 ай бұрын

Thank you very muc for your message. If you can create an environment where Kanuma soil doesn't dry out too much, that would be ideal. However, using only Kanuma soil tends to dry out excessively. Given the nature of camellias, we recommend Akadama soil, as it retains moisture well while allowing you to supplement the soil nutrients with fertilizer.