Any experience using 'sweating techniques' indoors for i.a. Hawthorns?

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Have you read the comments bellow Tony's thread? You can find many interesting questions and answers there ...

Btw, there is another way how to use black plastic bags: a technique used by Mauro Stemberger and Italian bonsai collectors. It's not a sweating technique. He collects trees (mostly a huge oaks - quercus robur) in December and then he packs them in big plastic bags and store them in unheated green house or a garage during winter. No heat, no humidity, neither mist spray is needed. I found this technique easier (less complicated) and more suitable for my taste. I've been doing some experiments with it this winter: so far so good. Here is the link:

Watch from 5:50 on if you are only interested about this technique.
How did your trees do using the black bags?
 
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Hi has anyone got experience with using the BB technique on sick trees that are not yamadori or have not been collected ?
For example a visually sickly looking Japanese maple that’s in leaf already in early spring but not pushing ? Not much has been explained about the technique for just reviving a sick tree …
Thanks IA
 
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