Thank you Raymond! Today as I was watering the tree and checking out the buds swelling, I thought "this might become one of my favourite trees, once it gets into a proper, fitting pot...". Have a great night!

Yes it is, thank you Carlo!

Thank you Jason! The tree looks awesome up close. Far better than it is portrayed in the video. Happy holidays!

Thank you Xavier, I appreciate it!

Thank you mate!

You are welcome my friend!

Well said Roberto! Thank you!

Thank you! It was a beautiful trunk though. Nice movement and lots of small buds in nice positions... cheers!

Hey Fran! Thank you!

Thank you Fabian! I appreciate it!

Or a nice gentle repotting tool! Depends on your point of view... cheers!

Thank you Pablo!

Thank you Svetlin! Of course it is possible to make a clump style Cedrus tree from seedlings and sounds like a cool idea! I would sow separate seeds and plant them together once they are 2 or 3 years old. I would start with at least 7 seedlings, trying to keep all of them alive. Good luck!

Well, someone's using the subtitles! Thanks George!

Ha ha ha it's not that impressive yet Darko! But it is a future plan... thank you!

That is a 10mm knitting needle. It's round and plastic,so softer than metal and it does not hurt the roots as an aluminum stick. It's better in big repottings or delicate root systems,where percision is not important. Cheers!

No, not July! I'm located in Greece, if I repot in July, it would most probably be a death sentence. This is about 2 weeks ago. Mid September to late October here,is a really good season repotting pines, junipers and some broadleaf like oak. Cheers Ashton !

@@ArkefthosBonsai oh, i see. When do they got dormant in your area? I just repot a new mugo pine (I try to rescue the tree potted in overwatered torf) and wonder if it could still recover (in Nothern DE is still warm but who knows how longer such weather will stay)

@atomartin if you have 2 months before first frost and you did not remove - damage the root system extensively, you'll be fine. I protect trees that I repot in autumn from very low temperatures, in a greenhouse. Generally, temperatures below -4C (25F) can damage the bonsai trees and they need protection. Given that you worked the roots, you should protect this tree below 0C. Here dormancy starts at mid November (maple leaves change color).

That is zeolite perlite and pumice, usually a combination of 2 if them or even the 3 of them, depending on the species and the stage of development. Cheers!

Thanks ..I've just started liking mugo pines..so do I understand right ..not good to repot and root work spring time..California here

@pinoydad_0811 it's a great species of pine for bonsai. Since it is alpine species, I prefer to repot them kate winter (more time before the first heatwave) or mid September to late October (that's best). They tend to not make thick roots, but rather keep fine roots (which is great). Just be gentle during repotting and you will be just fine. It's great that they are cheap little trees. Oh, and they back bud like crazy, like a maple or something, as long as they are happy and under lots of sun. Good luck!