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Japanese Black Pine Bonsai: eCourse Companion Bundle - Bonsaify

Japanese Black Pine Bonsai: eCourse Companion Bundle

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This companion kit to the JBP eCourse provides you with trees and materials that you can use to jump-start your journey to creating great shohin Japanese Black Pine bonsai!

The Kit includes:

  • Three x 2-3year old JBP seedlings in 3.3" nursery containers. The stock comes from our favorite seed source in Alameda!
  • Three x  1 - gallon size fabric grow bags. (we like them better than baskets or gallons!)
  • Time Release granular fertilizer  - 100 day application interval. 
  • One 400g Roll of 2.0mm or 2.5mm or 3.0mm Aluminum wire for bending trunks

Note: This bundle does NOT include access to the eCourse itself. The course guides you through all the steps that you need to take to create an informal upright shohin (8"/20cm) Japanese Black Pine bonsai. Eric has been growing pines for over 20 years and shares all the steps that it takes to make a show quality tree from scratch. Whether you want to start from seed yourself, or skip a couple early years by using this kit, the course will get you there!

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Kevin B.
Amazing

I purchased this course at the beginning of the year and it has been very helpful and full of information. The trees were full of life and packaged with care. I like that I can go back to the course and watch the videos over and over again so I can enhance my black pines skills and comprehension.

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Andrew Love
Nice trees.

Trees arrived healthy and quite a bit larger than I expected. Shipping was quick and packaging was spot on. Would recommend. Thanks!

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Michael Go
Gets you wet into the art of bonsai

The plants and the materials came packed carefully. As an added touch, I was so glad the packing material was biodegradable. I do wish that you can add an addendum into how to anchor the black pine in the bags rather than on the stiffer aquatic pots (I plunged 4 bamboo chopsticks into the medium along each quarter of the perimeter of the bags and used those for anchors).
All in all, a great way to get started in the art of shohin bonsai. Now, for some patience as the plants develop their trunks. Maybe I'll go watch some rocks grow. :)

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Tom Gambill
Awesome!! Thanks!!

Great product and program

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Christopher Ensslin

Really happy with the order and the companion e course is absolutely premium, two thumbs up