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do you want to grow your own Bonsai from scratch Autumn is here and it is the perfect time to gather seeds to get the seeds check around your local park or Woodland you can find plenty of seeds under the big trees when I was out collecting I found a bunch of tiny acorns next you want to take a pot I’m taking this this is what is known as a root trainer its segments are nice and deep which encourage long roots for better development I’m filling it with a mix of compost and added parite for irration then we can simply take the seeds we collected put them in you want the seed planted the same depth as the seed is Big cover them with more soil and then just give them a light water to keep the soil moist if you wish to you can add this cover on top to protect the seeds and then after one year you should have a Seedling that looks something like this then you can take that develop it further and after a few more years of developing an oak as a bonsai you can have a tree that looks something like this or even better don’t forget to subscribe and like for more Bonsai videos

27 Comments

  18. @AylinGonzales-y6d9i

    Yes that’s right but first u gotta do a flout test get a cup of water and put the acorns then if it sinks that means there good if they flout there not good if u don’t understand search acorn flout test plss don’t copy my text😢😅 tyy😊

  19. @Африка-й8ф

    Класс👍 только как быть с корнями? Они у дуба очень мощные, растут строго вниз, разломают и глиняный горшок запросто. И обрезать его нельзя.

  22. @TheNimaid

    Thank you! I've been wanting to get into growing bonsai trees of plants I find here in Tucson, AZ. The crazy thing for me is that The University of Arizona is actually one of the largest campus arboretums in the US. So there are tons of exotic and rare trees from literally every corner of the world, all hybridized for our arid climate and worked into a microclimate using the existing historic buildings and landscaping. So I can get basically any seeds I want, as many as I can pick up, for the cost of parking.

    I'm absolutely going to try and start some velvet mesquite, screwbean mesquite, and cork oak seeds this year, and I see no reason not to just keep getting new tree babies every year.

    Also, thanks for letting me know about root trainers!!! That's a huge plus to, like, all of my gardening. I have limited space, so those racks are super appealing to me!

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