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Great vid once again Jason

What a beautiful bonsai garden and some very good bonsai as well. Thank you for shareing.

What are they?

there in lies the the paradox of people wanting to bonsai (tree in a pot) but spend years growing them in the ground instead, or they dig up heinous tree stumps, pot them, and call it bonsai which imho is somewhat disingenuous. There is no short cut, eventually its gonna be in a pot which will prolong and slow its development.

Little 💩 s

🎉👏🏽👏🏽

Not again 🌲🌲🌲😃

Such a beautiful peaceful garden, awesome man well done.

Dear sir. My name is Nalin Attanayake and I am a resident of Sri Lanka. I am very fond of bonsai art and currently maintain more than 20 plants. Due to the economic difficulties in a country like Sri Lanka, it is not possible to buy the tools required for the art of bonsai. Also cannot be obtained. So I would be extremely grateful if you could provide me with your decommissioned tools. thank you

Love your Totozilla Shirt Jason ❤. Sad that that some died but yeah to the big roots on the others😊

Obviously the legari will be very important in a Moorovian design.

The entwives!!!

I will forever look at bonsai trees differently.

Saya menikmati seni bonsai yang anda tampilkan tuan,, sehat dan sukses selalu 🤲🤲 salam dari bali (indonesia) 🙏🙏

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Thankyou for this informative video Jason. Question, where can I get a bag of that fine grade pumice you use in that blue bag with Japanese writing on it? Thank you!

Halo mr.. Di tempat kami itu tehnik mencangkok,, salam dari kami dari alam tropis 🙏🙏🙏

What are these little cage ball things

Nice work 👍🏻, had a good result with Shish this year , needed to get rid of the graft . Planted the bottom in the ground to grow on for more airlayers 😊

Well done 👍🍁🍁

Well done. 👍🏻

That's a fine tree!

When I lived in Washington State we had a large Shishigashira maybe 29-30 foot tall in our yard. I tried to airlayer a branch, but did not have enough information to be successful. One day in a local nursery I came across a small one in a gallon pot. "You're coming home with me!" And that was the start of my bonsai journey. Still my favorite tree. On a side note, is here somewhere I can find the plans to make the toolbox style wire dispenser? It's such a great design, and I've seen several RUclipsrs who have them.

Nice !!! The stranger things vibe!!👍

I've noticed this is how all Bonsai guys do it, that is why he is teaching us.

Great job, 5 new trees😊

Stunning.

Congrats on your success on so many of the air layers. Do you think it is too late in the season to try that on a few of my trees?

Congrats on the successful air layers! Great video.

Welcome Noodles!!! Great to see a new face at the Bonsai Garden. Bravo Jason on your air layering success - can't believe how fast those rooted. Good amount of growing season left to gain strength and vigor. Quite curious about future styling decisions on your selected trees.

Well done! Maybe I missed it, but do you have to keep the moss wet inside the bag? I had an airlayer on a hibiscus where the leaves all died above the layer. But it still survived. Even with very little roots in the bag.

Wow Jason, that's not a bad success rate and the roots on some of those in only a few weeks is quite amazing. Thinking about the main tree (now that the air layers have been taken off) and the success that you had with those, why don't you try and air layer it again above the graft point? Then depending on the stump that remains and how much of it is buried beneath the soil, you could potentially start another tree from that too 👍

I hope one is for Adam, he makes great videos🪴

The outtakes😂

Yo jason amazing video as always do I get one?

Hi Jason, great results! Would it be possible to air layer just above the graft? If so how long would you leave it before carrying this out?

Great explanations Jason! I am glad these ones were successful for you! The shishigashira are such beautiful maples with their tightly growing curly leaves!

Too many trees in bonsai pots. Not ever going to get great development in your life time. Lotsa great species of trees but they need growing pots. And stack colanders etc to give them as much room as possible. I have 50 trees now sold a lot bc I’m moving but none are in bonsai pots bc I will never get the growth I need. Keep up the passion just move them out into colanders

Brilliant results Jason. Its a shame about the two that died but luckily you had lots of others on the go! To make life easier, I use a clear wrap (old soil bag or something) for the base wrap and then black bin liner for the outer wrap. This lets you take off the wrap and see roots through the clear wrap and not disturb the roots/moss. Not that you need any advice after such success but just a little tip.

Great result Jason. I too have had success with Shishigashira's. These will make superb trees in the future.

Great job wat rooting hormone do u use please

Love to see propagation success:) well done and congratulations!

Great results. I was on the edge of my seat.

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That is really great success and i would imagine they will all produce loads more roots over the next 4 months. Top stuff

Well done! It doesn't get any better than that. An enjoyable video.

Nice work Jason! Fabulous roots!! I think my Hawthorn is a fail, it sprouted shoots this spring, but there's absolutely no root growth. Fingers crossed Primrose the Yew will do better xx

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Great hit rate. Well done, Jason. One of the best things to do in bonsai is unwrapping an airlayer and seeing lots of roots. 😀