How to Repot a Bonsai (100-Year-Old Tree)

Not repotting your bonsai is one of the ways you can kill your plant. When you repot, you prevent your bonsai from being pot-bound, create more room for new roots to grow, and provide more nutrients in the soil. Repotting also gives you the opportunity to switch to a different pot so you can change up how your bonsai is displayed in your garden. Today, I'll show you step-by-step how to repot one of my older trees. Please enjoy my short backstory about my pomegranate tree and enjoy the video! 0:00 Introduction 0:36 History of my Pomegranate Tree 4:09 Remove bonsai from the pot 6:58 Clean up the roots 16:40 Choosing a new pot 18:37 Prepping the new pot 20:01 My soil mix recipe 23:00 Place tree into new pot 25:09 How to choose a bonsai pot To spruce up your bonsai even more, add some green moss to make the soil look more lush. Here's how I make and place my green moss:    • How to Make Green Moss for Bonsai Trees   If you enjoyed this video, please check out my repotting series:    • How to Repot Bonsai - Step-by-Step Tutorials   Sign up to receive updates about Bonsai Heirloom at bonsaiheirloom.com. Questions about your bonsai? Leave a comment below or you can reach out to me at [email protected]. #bonsai #plants #gardening #bonsaitree #bonsaitreesforbeginners #howtobonsai #repotting #tutorial #tipsforbeginners #bonsaitechniques #oldtree #history #bonsaiforbeginners #bonsaitreecare #bonsaitreemaking #bonsaigarden #bonsaiheirloom #bonsaiplant #bonsaicollection #miltonchang #entrepreneur #bonsaimaster