random trees: oak, pine, and maple. The only trees i have

It won't work with all trees. Some need special methods for germination

@@TheGeekyChef1190 oh tks

I've been doing it too! Lilacs work great!

And me just to see the results

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I think that this is the reason they didn't show to maple after the wiring, they couldn't wait more time

You think we'll see a video in 40 years of that red maple?

@@griffinclark140 maybe

Thank you so much! Hope you have fun :)

Did it work? Seems a bit overpriced

Sandpaper? A paper made of sand?

@@whatareyoulookingfor808 google it, I don’t know if it’s called something else. It’s the material used to make surfaces smoother or remove other material from them.

How long should I water red maple seeds

@@whatareyoulookingfor808 I don’t remember the exact hours but I left them the maximum time that the guide says. For example if it says from 24 to 48, I left them 48. If it said form 12 to 24 hours, I left them 24.

@@raffaello679 I think that's called scarification or something. I'm using that on my Palawan cherry blossom seeds and it does help them sprout faster.

Soaked my poinciana seeds for 24hours. Through it in the starter soil and my seedlings sprouted in 9 days from sowing. It's been cold in Florida 50-70high

Yeah man. Most trees are like bonsai trees… Ya horses ass

do u have any tips for them to grow? i love plants but plants hate me lol I can never grow anything and idk if I should water these everyday or nkt

@@emery1457 I got you friend. I could never get them past seedlings before but this time I believe I've cracked it, my flame tree is currently big and only a couple months old. So my only tip which I haven't seen is when they grow about an inch or 2 I planted them separately in clear pots, they are translucent so I can always seen how dry the soil is. I use old morioworm tubs from pet shop. The soil is 2 parts ordinary soil compost from outside garden nothing fancy with 1 part coconut fibre, which you can buy 1 block for a few £ and it will last forever believe me. Every day I spray the soil on top only lightly a couple time around the plant, but I always make sure I can see a little condensation inside the clear container. And I water from the top by the way. Also I didn't compress the soil too much either. I have 20 plants going currently and all of them I used different techniques, this one has worked out the best for me. I also add a drop of orchid baby bio every 2 weeks, but I'm sure the normal baby bio will do too. Honestly don't think too much about it, let them do their things. I keep them in a cabinet at night so they don't get too cold and I put them in about the middle of my room which gets a bit of sun in the day. Best of luck friend, let me know if I can come of any use.

Grow Buddha never responded unfortunately :( but I do recommend the item. 100%

@@JACKKZfaq WOW I couldn’t have asked for better advice thank u my dude!

@@emery1457 I'm happy if I could of helped friend!

I had ABSOLUTELY zero experience with growing bonsai trees when I started, now I've got about 10 bonsai trees, from 4 different species.

When the addiction runs from the age of 4 to 14 💀✨

Me too😂😂

keep in mind lemon trees are tropical

Me too!! I’m so obsessed my sister already wishes she didn’t get me it 🥲🥲🥲

Yea?

@Aiden Games I got the silk mimosa seeds free too but there are no instructions for these ones?

ib lub noob ib lub lauj kaub

I don't know I planted 1 seed about 2 weeks ago and haven't seen any activity

I used a different bonsai kit with black pine but I planted 3 seeds in each of my 4 pots, and about a month later I had small growth's from almost every seed, with two or three not growing. You can seperate them later if you get too many in one group, but maybe put 1-2 seeds. And it takes a while for them to grow, too. Mine took about three weeks for the first shoot to show. ((This late late, sorry, but for future reference.)

​@@davidknight2104 uu89

Sapling branches are incredibly flexible dont worry about then breaking you can use strong but consistent force :)

@@Epck Thank you so much for your help!

Younger plants are more flexible and can be shaped. Seasons also play a significant role. Always best to shape the tree during growing season.

how long should the wire be attached?

So,I know it’s a bit late for this answer, but, before starting this process it’s good to research each species of tree you’re looking to grow. If you want to grow them indoors, tropical trees are better. Others may differ and may need to be grown outside. Some may even need to start outside in the warmer months and brought inside for the colder ones.

We use Bonsai wires for the training. 1mm - 2mm Bonsai wires can be used depending on the thickness of your branch.

The one on the box probably 10 years old I've not older in about 4-6 years I will start to resemble the tree

i've heard you should be keeping them cold for 6 weeks.

One seed is enough, if your package had some pomegranate gift, then they recomend you plant 3 seed at once! You better change the dirt if possible, because the new one will be richer in nutrition.

It is recommended to use new soil when you are re-potting. You can plant many seeds as you wish but separate them later to avoid competition.

Hi, It is recommended to put 2-3 seeds. I hope this will be helpful.

@@growbuddha8211 wow for a brand that's on amazon you guys have surprisingly very good costumer service

Another comment mentions a Pomegranate seeds gift, that might be what you got.

@@alystairmabloch401 I don't think so. From what I've found online they don't look similar

@@hypervod someone mentioned flame tree as well 🤷‍♂️

@@alystairmabloch401 that's the thing, i received 2 freebies. The flame tree seeds were marked, and the others were a mystery.

@@hypervod they may have been silk mimosa seeds

Depends what time of year you are planting. Apparently if you plant in fall/ autumn then they don't need stratification but any other time you need to put them in the fridge for a few weeks. Then before planting you need to soak the seeds in water for a few days- depending on the seed lukewarm to hot water [but not boiling]. sometimes leaving the seeds on a damp bit of kitchen towel for a few days helps. Also some of the seeds need additional help like sand paper on the shell of the seed or using scissors to carefully expose the seed.

Grow all en then and take them out to separate pots once grown a bit 1 tree per pot

@@jayjay2552 how do you recommend moving bonsai sprouts when I have 2-3 in a single pot growing? Don't want to damage the one I am taking out

@@ericpierce5256 if you put them in biodegradable pots it’ll be fine the roots grow through it and water breaks it down

@@ericpierce5256 it can get hard to separate them if the roots get too twisted get

I use water under reasonable pressure, it washes out all the dirt and you can unbound roots easily without breaking them i do this with all my plants and it's such a time saver . Also very safe if careful with pressure level

How's it going?

I think

One seed per pot

Hi, LED Grow Lights are perfect for indoor seed starting.

Hi, Its is recommended to at least put three seeds.

Amazon. Ebay. Just type down "Bonsai kit" Or you can get it in some gardening or trinket stores.

Mine also and its growing so big idk how to keep it small as a bonsai

@@hhv826 trimming properly might help

First time I tried that, I had a lot of work and I didnt opened the bag to get air inside, and ofcourse my seeds got mold causing the seed to die. The second time I was very careful and it worked fine.

@@raffaello679What do you mean by you were careful ? Did you still refrigerate the seeds the second time ?

@@aureliowenzel3415 Yes! But i opened each bag every two days instead of every 7 in the first time.

@@aureliowenzel3415 If there's water droplets forming on the plastic bag whilst you're seeds are in the fridge there's to much moisture.

@@raffaello679 The grow kit I got said to put a few air holes in the bag. The airflow and correct mositure level should then prevent mould forming.

usually a year or something, but im not that sure

yes, until the plant adapted to it

No only 5months bcs then its can destroy the .. and start die

I have the same question.

One seed per pot

One per pot. Or else they wont have space

Hi, Yes plant require light and warmth to grow successfully. Over and under-watering can also kill a plant. Good luck !

no it grew over time. it shows the weeks and months then lastly 2 yrs on the top left corner.

Same

its been 10 days for me and nothing🙄

I was afraid of the same, but when I did the procedure again (extremly carefully this time) I succeded and now have something (very small) but something to be a bonsai tree in the future. I would recommend you to try again and be more gentle, its not an easy hobby, not everyone can do it.

to agree with the reply above me, yes with bonsai you have to have a lot of patience

@@raffaello679 how often did you water the seeds? And did you reuse the soil?

box par ek ko das saal lag gae. is video ke ant mein do saal lag gae.

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how is you tree grow so far? any result?

@@brucewills9706 he died

@@itachioftheleaf747 😞🙁🙁

indoors works great i've only had mine planted for less than 20 days and already two species have already started growing! just make sure they get plenty of indirect light

Those are outdoor trees. Not many bonsai trees can be kept indoors.

@@nickyvee4607 how often did you water them?

@@3nyx well you're supposed to keep them constantly moist but i would water them once in the morning and once at night but it depends on how dry or hot your house is, but basically just experiment and see how often you should water them in order for the soil to be constantly damp

@@nickyvee4607 I thought you had to wait for the soil to be dry before watering again, not keeping moist all the time

I think u could just strip some wires and use the copper

@@kevintboy9538 oh ok

Order a specialist aluminium wire from a bonsai supplier.

That's not actually a bad germination rate for dried seeds.

That's what your meant to do! X

@@maisiehazelwood8216 oh okay, phew. It still worked so all's good I guess. ^^

Glad to see I'm not the only moron in a panic 🤣 - I think the instructions could be a little clearer!

My thoughts exactly unsure what his time-lapse was

30-40 days but they dont must even grow

Bonsai trees take a long time to germinate and start growing be patient

How long has it been since you planted, germination takes a long time try not to worry yet

@@sarahk7575 months! Had a rummage around in the pots and they were gone. I assume they just rotted away. Maybe I overwatered

@@darrenp2096 R.I.P :(( Heres a tip for watering, you only overwater them if you DON'T let the soil dry. You could put them under a tap for hours, and then don't water them at all until the soil's dry, and repeat. If you keep adding little bits of water without letting the soil dry, then they'll rot. Especially if they're just started to grow out of the dirt.

my teacher trims them brutally... even cutting the taproot off. He has hundreds of bonsai of all descriptions

They give 2 extras as like complimentary

Check out the forum r/Bonsai, plenty of info on there and people willing to help. I can't comment much on yours dying sadly, it might have to do with the temps being too cold in your friend or you're buying dead seeds (very common in starter bonsai sets) For beginners it's recommended to start from a nursery. Not will you get a guaranteed fully healthy baby tree (as long as you look after it) but you'll get to start playing with shaping it and everything very early on. Growing it from a seed is very rewarding but it sounds like you might be happier with starting with a nursery tree first, and then try out seeds once you get the hang of making trees into bonsai. Honestly even some of the most experienced bonsai tree keepers don't deal with seeds because of how long they take. Grabbing some nursery trees are much better generally speaking.

that's like saying it's weird a human takes so long to learn how to walk and grow to 1,50 meters hahaha, it's nature, it needs time :)

Thats why bonsai trees are so expensive to buy in the shops ;)

@@thomasvlekke5365 true in some sense, but as its a very tiny tree, i thought i grew in more less time than 3yrs. But good to know it would hopefully last after its fully grown. Had got a grown ready bonsai as a gift and it didnt last very long,even though i watered it per instructions and trimmed it. maybe 6months. Hopefully this would last longer than 6 months after turning into a fully grown mini tree. :/