Growing a Bonsai from a Cutting

In this lecture Michael explains how to successfully propagate trees from cuttings. Most broadleaf evergreens as well as junipers are very easy to propagate using cuttings. Hardwood cuttings can be planted in fall, softwood cuttings in late spring or summer. Make sure to check the tree species guides on Bonsai Empire for specific information. Place the successfully rooted cuttings in separate pots after about a year, and again a year later, possibly cutting the tap root to strengthen surface roots. We'll discuss these techniques in the upcoming lectures as well. This video is a free preview lecture from our Developing Bonsai from Seed course.

About the "Developing Bonsai from Seed course"
Learn how to develop a Bonsai from scratch - from seeds, cuttings or air layers. We explain the developmental stages all the way from Propagation to Nebari, Trunk, and Branch development. Your teachers are Bjorn Bjorholm and Michael Hagedorn.

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