Great work Sam!! I'm catching up on videos. Looks like I'm about 14 behind. So you know why there's a bunch of comments on older videos. Just me, enjoying some Sam time!😊
Looking good, Sam!! The wonderful thing about our natives, is that they will (mostly) reward a hard cut-back with heavy growth and a multitude of shoots. Giving so many more options next year. Love it!
WOW! Sam, excellent tutorial on the development of your signature Mallee Style Native Tree Bonsais. Love your natural, minimal editing videos, feels just like we’re right there with you 🤗 God bless you 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️. 🙋♀️🤍🇮🇱✌️
Shed looks awesome. Well done on the cleanup. Love the stove area. Thanks for including that update along with the tree work from that night. I always enjoy seeing early development with the live commentary as you workout the decisions, as I’ve only been in the hobby for about a year now, and all of my trees are in various stages of early development. Trunks are looking good. Solid effort. Hope you’re getting over the cold as well. ✌🏻
Those trees shrunk real quick. More balls than me , I'd worry that thet wouldn't survive . I guess that's why your trees turn out so well. Nice one Sam.
Enjoy your video buddy , I only have been doing bonsais for a couple of years , I like to hear your thinking process on why you choose what your doing in making cuts and creating your future bonsai , I just did a cut back on some of mine a couple of days ago myself and some I’m just letting grow to develop as well , bonsais are addictive, I’m on the hunt for more plants , I enjoy working on them , winter sucks when it comes to colds and flues mate , take care so you can come back and do your videos and above all feeling better , i to get these rotten colds and crap over winter , come on spring and summer .👍
Maan Im sooo jealous of your shed! Awesome! (I live in the city now, Stockholm) Those spider webs give me the creeps knowing you live down there. :D An update on the trees you planted on your land would be interesting to see.
great video, I really like the second tree and glad you cut back the bit at the end, it was sticking out to me as well but I would've been too chicken :P maybe inhaling some of the oils from the paperbarks cure your cold
top stuff Sambo,....that cough sounds pretty nasty, ....colds suck, buddy.......still, it could be worse......... ...........this Mathematician mate of mine, was severely constipated.......he had to work it out with a pencil....
Hi sam. Ive a eucalyptus tree and its growing really well now. Im in Ireland so was wondering can they be hard pruned or do you have to leave leaves on.
@@chrismarshall8321right now is a good time in the northern hemisphere. I have a few here in Spain and they reshoot really well with a good cut back. Helps build character as well.
So it’s early July here in NSW. is this the correct time to prune melaleuca so they can start to grow out again in spring. Mine are sending new growth out now. 👍🦘🇦🇺
To be honest probably slightly early for me but they are tough and will get a head start for spring. You guys are in front of us so for you it's probably about the right time
Great work Sam!! I'm catching up on videos. Looks like I'm about 14 behind. So you know why there's a bunch of comments on older videos. Just me, enjoying some Sam time!😊
Good Day mate glad to see you and may i say lets keep seeing you allot more , keep strong in the Bonsai community .
Looking good Sam, definitely on the right track!!!
Thanks Nigel ❤️
Awesome work mate! Great watching their evolution.
Looking good, Sam!! The wonderful thing about our natives, is that they will (mostly) reward a hard cut-back with heavy growth and a multitude of shoots. Giving so many more options next year. Love it!
So true!
Nice job. I love watching you work on your native Aussie trees. Feel better!
Cheers mate
WOW! Sam, excellent tutorial on the development of your signature Mallee Style Native Tree Bonsais. Love your natural, minimal editing videos, feels just like we’re right there with you 🤗 God bless you 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️. 🙋♀️🤍🇮🇱✌️
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Sam, I love your work, you have inspired me to work on my native trees, keep up the good work mate.
Looking good. Loving the natives!! They’re turning out to be awesome!!
It's always good to see you cut so hard with confidence, they look great now and you can see what's going to come, can't wait to these two next year
Shed looks awesome. Well done on the cleanup. Love the stove area. Thanks for including that update along with the tree work from that night. I always enjoy seeing early development with the live commentary as you workout the decisions, as I’ve only been in the hobby for about a year now, and all of my trees are in various stages of early development. Trunks are looking good. Solid effort. Hope you’re getting over the cold as well. ✌🏻
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the watch 😃
I love the big cuts. Looking great Sam! Trees need to look this way to become what they become. I love how the second one is looking.
Thanks so much!
Luv ya work Sam
Im loving what you did to the trees, thx Sam 👍
Nice job Sam, those are gonna look great one day! I hope you and your family are doing well, hang in there Sam!
Nice to see you again 😊😂
So good to see the native tube stock updates
Great job. Hope you will recover soon from cold.
Hello mate good to see you back 👌
Shaun & Shaz
Stay cool bro😎
Those trees shrunk real quick. More balls than me , I'd worry that thet wouldn't survive . I guess that's why your trees turn out so well.
Nice one Sam.
Cheers mate
That’s some serious pruning going on there Sam👍👏
Nice one mate, the harder you cut them back the more they will grow. Love your vids
Thanks 👍
Got to be bold to be beautiful, well done Sam, TWO marbles for your work 😂... as for your cough ‘Johnny Walker’ will get rid of that 👍
Sam, this is great work and an amazing decision making lesson. Well done. Cheers
Thanks mate
Love the natives. Good stuff mate.
Nioce one bloke!
Love your work mate.
Enjoy your video buddy , I only have been doing bonsais for a couple of years , I like to hear your thinking process on why you choose what your doing in making cuts and creating your future bonsai , I just did a cut back on some of mine a couple of days ago myself and some I’m just letting grow to develop as well , bonsais are addictive, I’m on the hunt for more plants , I enjoy working on them , winter sucks when it comes to colds and flues mate , take care so you can come back and do your videos and above all feeling better , i to get these rotten colds and crap over winter , come on spring and summer .👍
Enjoy mate. Great hobby for everyone 😀
Maan Im sooo jealous of your shed! Awesome! (I live in the city now, Stockholm)
Those spider webs give me the creeps knowing you live down there. :D
An update on the trees you planted on your land would be interesting to see.
Cheers mate. Do an update soon 😀
Good base on them to start from. Good job sam 👏
Great work Sam. I'd be too scared on my mels of dieback and no backbudding. You are the Chuck Norris of bonsai.
Ha ha love it 😀
great video, I really like the second tree and glad you cut back the bit at the end, it was sticking out to me as well but I would've been too chicken :P maybe inhaling some of the oils from the paperbarks cure your cold
Cheers mate
👍👌🙂
top stuff Sambo,....that cough sounds pretty nasty, ....colds suck, buddy.......still, it could be worse.........
...........this Mathematician mate of mine, was severely constipated.......he had to work it out with a pencil....
Hi sam. Ive a eucalyptus tree and its growing really well now. Im in Ireland so was wondering can they be hard pruned or do you have to leave leaves on.
Eucalypt bud back really well. Hard prune is fine. Should have plenty of shoots in no time. No leaves needed
@SamDoeckeAussiebonsaibloke Thanks Sam will give it a go so. When would you recommend doing it?
@@chrismarshall8321right now is a good time in the northern hemisphere. I have a few here in Spain and they reshoot really well with a good cut back. Helps build character as well.
So it’s early July here in NSW. is this the correct time to prune melaleuca so they can start to grow out again in spring. Mine are sending new growth out now. 👍🦘🇦🇺
To be honest probably slightly early for me but they are tough and will get a head start for spring. You guys are in front of us so for you it's probably about the right time