Repotting Bonsai - Rootwork Explained (3 trees)
How do you develop better sorface roots on bonsai? To improve your bonsa iNebari, repotting properly is key. By well executed, repeated root pruning you increase the ramification of roots, and the feeder root numbers. In this video I cover the repotting of 3 bonsai, a japanede maple, an arakawa japanese maple, and a flowering cherry (prunus). I show you step by step how I rootprune, and plant up, bonsai in pots.
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