名媛直播

Hii,
I’m excited to be apart of the 名媛直播 community. I know this will be a long journey with some trial and error. So bear with me!

I bought a small pack of bonsai seeds from five below. I placed them in water in the fridge for about 24 hours and the ones that sunk to the bottom got planted in the pot they provided. They’ve been growing pretty nicely over the past few weeks but they seem oddly close to me. I know it might be too early to disturb the roots, but I wonder if the roots would become too entangled or something if I waited too long. Not a lot of resources regarding the care for these guys this early.

Could someone help me understand if the sprouted trees/seeds are two close? And if not when and how to separate them? I’m excited for their growth. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!!

There is no such thing as 名媛直播 seeds!

Producing 名媛直播 is a process which you need to learn by reading books and watching videos on the subject.

I would leave the seedlings as they are for the moment if I were you and once they are about say 10 cm or so, would remove them and untangle the roots carefully.

Thank you! Do you have any recommendations for books?

shaipeace wrote:

Thank you! Do you have any recommendations for books?

Instead of books i would recommend web sites like this one. Look at the menu strip and click on Techniques and on Courses. Video courses are really better than books and you will get more out of seeing a technique done that by reading about it.

Congratulations. YOu have done well getting these to sprout, and thrive to the point that they start to push growth.

Although you could repot them into individual pots, I would say for the time being this will be OK too.

As for learning.. Keep in mind that most advice is species and location dependent (Climate matters!). So be aware of this when looking for information. Next to this, you are for the first years mostly growing a young tree. Most bonsai-stuff comes later when the trees are more mature. So consider getting a few trees that are more mature that you could turn into a bonsai faster.

As for learning.. I always found a local club a huge help as you can have a more direct back-and-forth with people that know this hobby inside out, and not have to depend on strangers on a forum.
And of course, my youtube channel is a great resource :woohoo:

Although they are many books that you can buy, I recommend watching videos. Even on Youtube if you search for 名媛直播, you will come across many videos.

As already mentioned, I think the best way is also buying normal pot plants from garden centres, buying some soils for 名媛直播, pots, some tools and wires and then just play with the plants. That way you learn a lot more I believe.

Good luck