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Bonsaify | Repotting a Root Bound Nursery Tree

Root Bound. Root-Bound. Rootbound. No matter how you spell it, repotting a root-bound nursery tree is labor-intensive, difficult, and time-consuming. 00:01:06 Eric demonstrates with a Juniper, though the same techniques generally apply regardless of species. 00:01:34 Eric tries a few techniques, including cutting down the side of the container. Finally, he goes with a POWER TOOL! 00:03:17 Using the power tool is ok because Eric has identified the junction of the trunk and roots. 00:04:07 Finally free of its container, the Juniper has a lot of circling roots around the outside that need to be removed to create a little space. 00:05:00 Metal root hook vs chopstick. 00:06:03 Ideal timing for this operation is during your local repotting window. 00:07:23 Another round with the POWER TOOL! 00:07:52 Eric can tell the soil is too dense because the underside of the rootball is completely dry. 00:09:07 Why Eric chooses the size container to repot. 00:10:26 Why Eric did not bare root the tree. 00:10:52 Eric repots with a mix of perlite, cocoa coir, and bark. 00:11:29 Winter color on an Itoigawa; aftercare. What experiences have you had with root-bound nursery trees? Have you ever had to go the POWER TOOL route? Share your experiences with us in the comments below. This video comes from a viewer request. Thank you for watching! Please share this video with your bonsai friends, and give it a like.