I've been a landscape designer and selective pruning specialist,for the last 22 years. So naturally I wanted to pick up bonsai, I started bonsai about 11 years ago and I am still learning. This is an art form that takes tons of patience, perspective, and willingness to learn from the mistakes you have made along the way. And by learning the bonsai art form, I realized a lot about life that I had no idea was connected to bonsai. I know nobody here knows who I am, but in a nutshell, practicing the art of bonsai, change my perspective on life, and rectified the path I was going down. And then I find this channel.... The way he explains everything, the tone of his voice, even when ideas pop into his head and he voices them out loud he makes you feel as if you were in the room and it was just a conversation between you, him, and the bonsai. And I'm learning all kinds of new tricks I'm getting all kinds of new ideas. Thank you bonsai heirloom for this channel
Before I became disabled I was an avid gardener. After thirty or so year, I had planned on learning bonsai and begun to study it. Life had other plans. To say I loved my plants is not an exaggeration. To me they had a presence which I found both humbling and healing. To watch a plant grow from seed or seedling to maturity, the emergence of new leaves, the opening of a blossom, the emergence of fruit, the end of the plants lifecycle taught me things about myself which I still carry with me. It certainly helped me deal with the suddenness and severity of my disability, as well as other hardships we all experience as part of being human.
In my younger days of Bonsai growth, I was able to go to the local nurseries and get all their "ugly" potted plants for a song. Then they caught on and I had to work for them to be able to afford the raw materials. I haven't worked on any for over thirty years now. My wife is telling me to get my behind a moving to start up again. Like your channel and I will keep coming back to enjoy your work with you. Stay safe.
You and I have the same strategy! At bonsai auctions, I go for the trees that look like they have potential instead of the very nice looking ones. I hope you will start doing bonsai again! It is a great hobby!
Yeah I used to be able to find old gnarled rootbound junipers and Chinese elms and other stock in the back of nursery's or some overgrown corner of their shade houses and get them for like one or two bucks, they'd be happy to get rid of them usually. Now it seems alot harder to find them or they hear bonsai and want an arm and a leg for them, or slap em in a bonsai pot themselves roughly without proper training or anything and call them bonsai and charge a premium. Which is always disappointing. That said though there does seem to be more good quality pre-bonsai stock around my area than there used to be too. That's had some initial work done and don't tend to have all the problems that nursery stock can have like reverse taper and all so ita a positive i guess. But I do miss that sort of a treasure hunt vibe I'd get before and finding those hidden raw gems.
@@iamshredder3587 The urban tree hunt is most diffidently a missed adventure! I would have loved to bring my son on these trips of discovery. Take care and stay safe.
I'm just beginning a tree myself. My very first one. Sometimes I reflect on my age, nearly 72, and wonder how long I'll be around to see results. But then I realize that this art is not about me. If I manage to succeed in the early stages, my tree could be in another's care, as is your sublime Juniper. Your work is truly incredible, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to learn from you here!
Hey, I'm still doing bonsai at my age! And yes, bonsai is also about passing down your heirloom to a loved one who will continue to care for it. I plan to pass down my bonsai to my family.
I love the bonsai tree. My mother had 2 for over 40 years, one old and one she created herself out of 5 oak seedlings on a hill orientation. Both lived in the garden near her bedroom window. Within a month of her passing away both trees began to falter and 6 months later had died completely. I took the to a specialist who said they were both very healthy but were mourning my mother. So so sad. I have enjoyed your video and will certainly consider getting one myself
The quality of trees, content, and knowledge of this channel is top tier, Milton. Your channel has exploded in the last couple of months and that's due to the outstanding content you are creating. Keep it coming!
Bonsai is an art, it is painting a picture of nature using nature and it takes an artist to do that. Unfortunately I am no such artist but I can enjoy and appreciate the creations of others :).
Thank you for this amazing bonsai tutorial. Your an inspiration to us all & naturally I have subscribed & look forward to many more lessons from you. Bless you Sir.
This tree has such an intriguing shape that I'd find really difficult to choose the orientation to keep. I think also the slanted one at 7:00 would be a nice one, with the apex guided to grow along that direction
I cant wait for the follow-up of this cutting and continuations of the clipping and shaping of this tree. I can imagine the finishing shape of this early design.
What a spectacular tree ..has an amazing shape once the foliage pads are grown out....... Wow what a tree... I think the planting angle is perfect that you picked
Thank you for your teachings. My Bonsai journey has just begun and your wisdom and interpretation of form of the tree has inspired me! Look forward to the next video!
I really enjoyed the gentle passion of the artist shape the delicate tree with trying to smash the pot and then use his reciprocating saw to shape the root system. My man!! On a a more serious note, I really enjoyed watching and learning.
An exquisite tree in two years, as you say! I can see it. I hope you will keep us abreast of the tree’s development in your design. This is fascinating work that you do. I hope good success in your progress, your good health, and every good blessing!
I really enjoyed watching this RUclips. I fear friend of mine was very into Bonsai's. Unfortunately he has now passed away and your channel is both educational and heartwarming for me. Whilst I won't be taking up the hobby (I am a keen tea drinker using Gongfu) I will continue to take interest in your channel. Thank you, Philip
A very nice tree Ive been growing pre bonsai for the last 6-7 years although have had bonsai on and off since the 1980’s . A real artform , youtube tutorials like this really help me and others
Majesty in work! I started learning Bonsai in leadership school in the military (90's)...teaches not only patience, but how to plan across generations while being responsible for someone/thing besides yourself. Your collection is stunning! While junipers are amazing, I find fruit and other deciduous trees to be very rewarding (cherry, crabapple, walnut, and cedars!)
Sir, I know nothing of Bonsai. I do have a page dedicated to them on my Pinterest. But, that tree, Sir, is masterful. Absolutely gorgeous. I am in awe and I thank you for sharing
This is the first bonsai video I've watched, and my first introduction to the art. I was mesmerized, scared, and nervous all at the same time! lol. My impulse was to treat something 300+ years old as very fragile, but you obviously know what you are doing and have tremendous skill. Thanks for sharing!
My first time watching and I’m satisfied. I’ve always wanted to do what you’re doing sir. So relaxing and satisfying. To nurture and watch the bonsai grow into the shape that you have done is wonderful. Thank you
That was super awesome. I remember enjoying bonsai thru old books and college greenhouses prior to the RUclips days. I’ve never seen an old tree moved and worked on like this before. Hearing the owner speak and manipulate the branches as he was working. Showing ideas and imagining the future. It really was very awesome to see. And as the highway outside my house fills the air with the sounds of weekend traffic, it was nice to hear the birds chirping in this video. To get a shared sense of peace. Thank you.
Hi from New Zealand. You are a very clever man. The tree looked very scruffy before you gave it some serious attention and now it looks amazing. It is a wish of mine to own a bonsai tree but they are very expensive here. I think our native kowhai tree would be awesome done as bonsai. Thank you for your video. 🙏
Sir!, thank you for this opportunity see this operation how that work! Tree is so beautiful!! and all this idea living"working" with these trees is so beatiful nature! All this old japanese philosofia is down to earth typic living is so beatiful!! Everypody needs to be take this they own and rispect nature and everything! Thank you again!! This!! Long lasting life i wish for you Sir!!👌👍☺️✌️🙏☀️✴️🇫🇮🍀❤
I recently repotted my buddy bonsai with my inlaw, learnt more and looks better than when I first potted in a bonsai course 7 years ago, the teacher helped pot it too deep. The soil was too dry and struggling to survive after our hot summer😊
Just a Master ,Sir! Love. I look forward to watching this Anvient One grow and become even more beautiful and inspirational under your care. Thank you so much goyr shareung your talent and Wisdom of this Ancient Art of Bonsai! 🙏💚🌱
Hey Mister Bonsai :D That Juniper looks gorgeous, especially on the two outer sides where the tree rotates so beautifully and the depth is very nice to see.
Beautiful! Horticultural is my true passion. It's the class I got an 125% in school. It's what I wanted to do as a profession. That was until my mom told me I'd never make any money in it and couldnt do it for a living. With that I lost all interest in it and all ambition. I do love watching other ppl love it.
Most kind Sir, thank you for sharing your live and commitment to this beautiful art. So very inspiring to me and to my daughter who shared this with me. I do not know yhe art well from your perspective; but i habe long admired the beauty of all things 'bonsai'. Many blessings to you! Sincerely, Dawn Wang ❤
I loved the way you attacked those roots. That trunk is amazing, she will turn out beautiful! I much prefer Pumice over Perlite, It's more expensive, but well worth the price. Thank you so much.
Absolutely beautiful, I have just started my Bonsai learning, I like to say to friends, I'm getting on my Bonsai. That tree is, glorious, wow the way you fashioned the tree is remarkable. For one, to find art like that in the wild is wonderful. Beautiful Bonsai. Dave.
I enjoyed this video so much and am so glad I found this channel. You are an excellent teacher. I discovered bonsai as a child while looking at a book on Japanese art (I love Hokusai). Longwood Gardens has a wonderful collection. I’m no longer physically able to visit them but I can see my favorite trees in my mind. They now have a collection of azaleas as bonsai, which I haven’t seen in person, but the pictures of them in bloom are breathtaking. When I was able to garden I always used fish product to feed my plants. People would on his lunch my gardens were and I’m quite sure the fish fertilizer was the reason…and of course, talking to them!
"The old folks would cringe" This gentleman is a 25 year old at heart. Love this guy.
Ahhh, the skilful use of the traditional Japanese reciprocating saw.
Don't worry it's a clockwork model...🫢
I was saying its a Makita so no harm was done to the purists lol
Hai! though i would have used a Makita.
Hahaha glad he didn’t use Milwaukee
Gold
I love the casual "why not" approach as opposed to the more clinical approach I see a lot of other people take. It feels more confident.
@0:49 when he says the old folks would cringe. Made me smile.
Me too. 😄
needet to rewind itt like 10 times so i was sure, even put caption on. still cant believe it
if old folks cringe at soil they will faint at electric saw
I've been a landscape designer and selective pruning specialist,for the last 22 years. So naturally I wanted to pick up bonsai, I started bonsai about 11 years ago and I am still learning. This is an art form that takes tons of patience, perspective, and willingness to learn from the mistakes you have made along the way. And by learning the bonsai art form, I realized a lot about life that I had no idea was connected to bonsai. I know nobody here knows who I am, but in a nutshell, practicing the art of bonsai, change my perspective on life, and rectified the path I was going down. And then I find this channel.... The way he explains everything, the tone of his voice, even when ideas pop into his head and he voices them out loud he makes you feel as if you were in the room and it was just a conversation between you, him, and the bonsai. And I'm learning all kinds of new tricks I'm getting all kinds of new ideas. Thank you bonsai heirloom for this channel
É mesmo incrível essa arte de fazer bonsai... 🤝
Before I became disabled I was an avid gardener. After thirty or so year, I had planned on learning bonsai and begun to study it. Life had other plans. To say I loved my plants is not an exaggeration. To me they had a presence which I found both humbling and healing. To watch a plant grow from seed or seedling to maturity, the emergence of new leaves, the opening of a blossom, the emergence of fruit, the end of the plants lifecycle taught me things about myself which I still carry with me. It certainly helped me deal with the suddenness and severity of my disability, as well as other hardships we all experience as part of being human.
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@@sharonkaczorowski8690you rock! I get you 100%!🫡
"just cut it" - The Cutologist
Everytime I've seen someone transplant: "Make sure you're careful not to damage the roots."
Bonsai Heirloom: "So I grabbed my reciprocal saw..."
Its actually better to tear up with the root ball a little bit it encourages the roots to grow out more.
How I felt the 1st time I seen someone take hedge trimmers to a cannabis plant
How to turn a Bonsai into a Bonsai. :)
Love your sense of humor!
Works!
Dont be fooled
In my younger days of Bonsai growth, I was able to go to the local nurseries and get all their "ugly" potted plants for a song. Then they caught on and I had to work for them to be able to afford the raw materials. I haven't worked on any for over thirty years now. My wife is telling me to get my behind a moving to start up again. Like your channel and I will keep coming back to enjoy your work with you. Stay safe.
You and I have the same strategy! At bonsai auctions, I go for the trees that look like they have potential instead of the very nice looking ones. I hope you will start doing bonsai again! It is a great hobby!
Yeah I used to be able to find old gnarled rootbound junipers and Chinese elms and other stock in the back of nursery's or some overgrown corner of their shade houses and get them for like one or two bucks, they'd be happy to get rid of them usually.
Now it seems alot harder to find them or they hear bonsai and want an arm and a leg for them, or slap em in a bonsai pot themselves roughly without proper training or anything and call them bonsai and charge a premium. Which is always disappointing.
That said though there does seem to be more good quality pre-bonsai stock around my area than there used to be too. That's had some initial work done and don't tend to have all the problems that nursery stock can have like reverse taper and all so ita a positive i guess. But I do miss that sort of a treasure hunt vibe I'd get before and finding those hidden raw gems.
@@iamshredder3587 The urban tree hunt is most diffidently a missed adventure! I would have loved to bring my son on these trips of discovery. Take care and stay safe.
Luar biasa tuan Karya-karyanya ❤❤, Terima kasih telah berbagai videonya 🙏🙏, salam hangat dari kami pemula 🙏🙏
I'm just beginning a tree myself. My very first one. Sometimes I reflect on my age, nearly 72, and wonder how long I'll be around to see results. But then I realize that this art is not about me. If I manage to succeed in the early stages, my tree could be in another's care, as is your sublime Juniper. Your work is truly incredible, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to learn from you here!
Hey, I'm still doing bonsai at my age! And yes, bonsai is also about passing down your heirloom to a loved one who will continue to care for it. I plan to pass down my bonsai to my family.
@@bonsaiheirloom Humble thanks! 🙏
Man your tree will be admired and taken care of for generations to come. I really want to start growing one too
Do it !!! You 72 ? You’re doing it with the correct mindset. That’s the most important thing when we talk about art. God bless you 😊
@@jmedina5642 Thank you, Sensai! 💖
This is my first time watching a video on Bonsai trees, and I think you just sparked an interest in me.😊
Welcome to the Bonsai world!
The sound of the bird in the background are heavenly!
I love the bonsai tree. My mother had 2 for over 40 years, one old and one she created herself out of 5 oak seedlings on a hill orientation. Both lived in the garden near her bedroom window. Within a month of her passing away both trees began to falter and 6 months later had died completely. I took the to a specialist who said they were both very healthy but were mourning my mother. So so sad. I have enjoyed your video and will certainly consider getting one myself
Thank you for sharing your story!
Mental illness is everywhere it seems
That is a beautiful tree, I'd love to see updates on it over years
Thank you Mr. Milton. That tree is beautiful. Thanks also for your friendly, relaxed encouragement of all of us learning bonsai enthusiasts.
Thank you for watching and supporting me!
I love the side of the bonsai that has the sweep of the wood to the right then left as in the final shots. That is so beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Such potential in that tree. What a treasure to find at an auction.
the art of bonsai is incredible and it's awesome to see someone "normal" explain it. now I want to try my own!!
You can do it!
The quality of trees, content, and knowledge of this channel is top tier, Milton. Your channel has exploded in the last couple of months and that's due to the outstanding content you are creating. Keep it coming!
Thank you for the encouragement
Bonsai is a great hobby
Like meditation!
Bonsai is an art, it is painting a picture of nature using nature and it takes an artist to do that. Unfortunately I am no such artist but I can enjoy and appreciate the creations of others :).
Anyone can be an artist! Just start, practice, and you can do it!
Thank you for this amazing bonsai tutorial. Your an inspiration to us all & naturally I have subscribed & look forward to many more lessons from you. Bless you Sir.
You picked the perfect angle for it! As soon as you moved it into that position I thought "YES, that's it!" ... it looks so cool like that.
This tree has such an intriguing shape that I'd find really difficult to choose the orientation to keep. I think also the slanted one at 7:00 would be a nice one, with the apex guided to grow along that direction
Great work Milton! I can’t wait to see what it will look like in the future.
I cant wait for the follow-up of this cutting and continuations of the clipping and shaping of this tree. I can imagine the finishing shape of this early design.
It's great that you can envision the next stage of this tree!
Just gotta wait another 2 years
What a spectacular tree ..has an amazing shape once the foliage pads are grown out....... Wow what a tree... I think the planting angle is perfect that you picked
Thank you for the kind words!
Thank you for your teachings. My Bonsai journey has just begun and your wisdom and interpretation of form of the tree has inspired me! Look forward to the next video!
It is the first time that I see your show. You explain everything so well that I feel like I could try this for myself. Thank you.
Such a pleasure to be watch you work!
Thank you for supporting and watching!
I love the thoughtfulness in your design choices. That gorgeous tree will be even more breathtaking as your vision matures. Beautiful ❤
What a well tempered and delightful artist with the ultimate admiration for Bonsai.
It is a great hobby!
I really enjoyed the gentle passion of the artist shape the delicate tree with trying to smash the pot and then use his reciprocating saw to shape the root system. My man!!
On a a more serious note, I really enjoyed watching and learning.
I love the orientation idea. It looks like a tree growing out of a floating log! 8:47
An exquisite tree in two years, as you say! I can see it. I hope you will keep us abreast of the tree’s development in your design. This is fascinating work that you do. I hope good success in your progress, your good health, and every good blessing!
Definitely! I do progress updates on all my trees every 3-6 months, so please stay tuned. Thank you for your support!
I wish I had a pot like that so I could get a tree like that. Great stuff. Thanks
FACINATING! I love bonsai so much and its an honor and a pleasure to watch a Master such as yourself at work!
Many thanks!
Your CA juniper is beautiful. I love that it’s so old and I can invision where you are going with it! You are a true master.
I loved the dramatic upright pose!🥰
Your ability to see various angles for the tree is amazing, Sir. Hat's off.
The trunk structure of that tree is incredible.
excellent thought process and good luck as you have a journey with this tree
@17:08 the Juniper’s canopy almost resembles a beautiful reverse-parasol/umbrella structure. Such artistry within nature ❣️
Love your interpretation!
Those trees grow up in the north east of California in Modoc county where I’m from, never thought it could be bonsai
I appreciate the explanation of what you are doing, it makes it far more interesting. Thank you
There’s almost something therapeutic while watching a video like this. Great job, you’re like a tree magician. Liked and subscribed.
Thank you so much 😀
I look forward when all the leaves are in full bloom. Such an interesting tutorial thank you :)
I really enjoyed watching this RUclips. I fear friend of mine was very into Bonsai's. Unfortunately he has now passed away and your channel is both educational and heartwarming for me. Whilst I won't be taking up the hobby (I am a keen tea drinker using Gongfu) I will continue to take interest in your channel. Thank you, Philip
Thank you for sharing your story and thanks for the support!
the world is lucky to have people like you to take good care of these magnificent trees
Thank you for the kind compliment! Hopefully, more people will get into bonsai so these trees have have great homes.
Amazing tree - a living sculpture
It takes a lot of confidence to modify a 500 year old tree! I really like the way your intitial styling approach is going...
Thanks so much!
Masterful pruning, what a magnificent trunk😍
thank you! my first time here and first time watching a tree being changed.
I've been farming bonsai trees for years. And I see a spectacular tree. Aloha my new friend. Be well. Happy bonsai!
A very nice tree
Ive been growing pre bonsai for the last 6-7 years although have had bonsai on and off since the 1980’s . A real artform , youtube tutorials like this really help me and others
Sounds like you should have a pretty good collection of bonsai by now!
I have a few although they are all native species, I enjoy the little trees.
The Cali Bonsai is a surfer! Perfect!
Even with your demystifying explanations of your thinking about this amazing 300- to 500-year-old juniper survivor I am still amazed. Thank you.
the second idea you had, with it sticking up in the air, was just inspiring!
Majesty in work! I started learning Bonsai in leadership school in the military (90's)...teaches not only patience, but how to plan across generations while being responsible for someone/thing besides yourself. Your collection is stunning! While junipers are amazing, I find fruit and other deciduous trees to be very rewarding (cherry, crabapple, walnut, and cedars!)
Enjoyed watching you working on the Juniper-thank you.
Thank you!
Wonderful!
First time viewing your site. Love Bonsai and your expertise and the knowledge you are sharing with us!
Fascinating! You are truly a master, sir!
I love your bold pruning style!
Impressive!!!
Sir, I know nothing of Bonsai. I do have a page dedicated to them on my Pinterest. But, that tree, Sir, is masterful. Absolutely gorgeous. I am in awe and I thank you for sharing
What a beautiful tree, am excited to see how it will develop in the upcoming months and years.
I will do a progress update on this tree in a few months. Please stay tuned!
I appreciate to see how such an old tree is treated by experienced master hands.
Absolutely amazing transformation, before my eyes, incredible, thank you.
Wow! That is a cool looking bonsai. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for visiting!
I love this historical bonsai Sir very cool 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks!
Elton, you remind me of my grandfather, I just found your channel. I really enjoy your content. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
This is the first bonsai video I've watched, and my first introduction to the art. I was mesmerized, scared, and nervous all at the same time! lol. My impulse was to treat something 300+ years old as very fragile, but you obviously know what you are doing and have tremendous skill. Thanks for sharing!
True to Bonsai. Beautiful work!!
This is FASCINATING. His design choices really show the tree at its best!
My first time watching and I’m satisfied. I’ve always wanted to do what you’re doing sir. So relaxing and satisfying. To nurture and watch the bonsai grow into the shape that you have done is wonderful. Thank you
Thank you for the kind words!
You did a wonderful job Mr.Milton, it really looks astonishing!
Thank you.
Many thanks!
That was super awesome. I remember enjoying bonsai thru old books and college greenhouses prior to the RUclips days. I’ve never seen an old tree moved and worked on like this before. Hearing the owner speak and manipulate the branches as he was working. Showing ideas and imagining the future. It really was very awesome to see. And as the highway outside my house fills the air with the sounds of weekend traffic, it was nice to hear the birds chirping in this video. To get a shared sense of peace. Thank you.
Pure tree artistic genius!!!!!!!!!.Amazing how he see's how best to cut and shape the branches etc.!!!!!!!!!!!.
Incredible luck finding a tree with such a beautiful natural shape. It is in good hands!
Your video randomly showed up today. So peaceful and beautiful to watch and listen to you make art of trees.❤
Thank you so much 😀
What a beautiful looking Tree & it will make a great looking Bonsai tree.
Hi from New Zealand. You are a very clever man. The tree looked very scruffy before you gave it some serious attention and now it looks amazing. It is a wish of mine to own a bonsai tree but they are very expensive here. I think our native kowhai tree would be awesome done as bonsai. Thank you for your video. 🙏
Sir!, thank you for this opportunity see this operation how that work! Tree is so beautiful!! and all this idea living"working" with these trees is so beatiful nature! All this old japanese philosofia is down to earth typic living is so beatiful!! Everypody needs to be take this they own and rispect nature and everything! Thank you again!! This!! Long lasting life i wish for you Sir!!👌👍☺️✌️🙏☀️✴️🇫🇮🍀❤
I recently repotted my buddy bonsai with my inlaw, learnt more and looks better than when I first potted in a bonsai course 7 years ago, the teacher helped pot it too deep.
The soil was too dry and struggling to survive after our hot summer😊
Sounds great! We learn from our mistakes!
I love it! Absolutely beautiful.
Beautiful lines in the deadwood, it really draws the eyes. Amazing that it has survived 500 years. I would be afraid to even touch it.
Inspiring to watch you work with Bonsai Trees. You are an Artist ❤ with shears ✨
My first time watching. Very much enjoyed it.
Just a Master ,Sir! Love. I look forward to watching this Anvient One grow and become even more beautiful and inspirational under your care.
Thank you so much goyr shareung your talent and Wisdom of this Ancient Art of Bonsai!
🙏💚🌱
Beautiful-looks so poetic already.
Wow😮, please keep up your work and thank you so much for sharing the video with us.
Hey Mister Bonsai :D
That Juniper looks gorgeous, especially on the two outer sides where the tree rotates so beautifully and the depth is very nice to see.
Thank you!
Beautiful! Horticultural is my true passion. It's the class I got an 125% in school. It's what I wanted to do as a profession. That was until my mom told me I'd never make any money in it and couldnt do it for a living. With that I lost all interest in it and all ambition. I do love watching other ppl love it.
Wonderful work and a beautiful specimen to work with. I'm very excited to see how it progresses in the next few years.
Most kind Sir, thank you for sharing your live and commitment to this beautiful art. So very inspiring to me and to my daughter who shared this with me. I do not know yhe art well from your perspective; but i habe long admired the beauty of all things 'bonsai'.
Many blessings to you! Sincerely, Dawn Wang ❤
Wow, thank you!
Breathe taking, here enjoying a lot with my son who sends he’s regards. Thank you for sharing
Thank you to you and your son!
I loved the way you attacked those roots. That trunk is amazing, she will turn out beautiful!
I much prefer Pumice over Perlite, It's more expensive, but well worth the price. Thank you so much.
Its nice to learn and he seems to be a very patient humble dude i love his channel
beutiful. the way you speak and use grammar is much better than most people i know i wish one day to do what you do
Absolutely beautiful, I have just started my Bonsai learning, I like to say to friends, I'm getting on my Bonsai.
That tree is, glorious, wow the way you fashioned the tree is remarkable.
For one, to find art like that in the wild is wonderful.
Beautiful Bonsai.
Dave.
Thank you, thank you for sharing this wonderful video of your talent! All of your bonsai are absolutely gorgeous!
So nice of you to say!
I bought a Japanese maple bonsai tree i bought 10 years ago! Still strong and so beautiful. I prune n trim when need
I appreciate you sharing your life-learned knowledge about bonsai, it's invaluable to a beginner.
Thanks for the lessons, I love my bonsais. Old ones 35 and 20yrs, not the best at shaping. But good at the care.
I've owned two Bonsi trees. I loved them. I'm in need of a new one.❤
I enjoyed this video so much and am so glad I found this channel. You are an excellent teacher. I discovered bonsai as a child while looking at a book on Japanese art (I love Hokusai). Longwood Gardens has a wonderful collection. I’m no longer physically able to visit them but I can see my favorite trees in my mind. They now have a collection of azaleas as bonsai, which I haven’t seen in person, but the pictures of them in bloom are breathtaking. When I was able to garden I always used fish product to feed my plants. People would on his lunch my gardens were and I’m quite sure the fish fertilizer was the reason…and of course, talking to them!
Thanks for sharing!