That is one cool pot for the PJ. Nice trunk. Nice work on wiring. Looking forward to seeing this tree later on when the wire comes off. Super cool tree.
I love your channel! I mentor some new bonsai enthusiasts and look for videos that can help them. I pick up some ways of teaching by hearing how you put it. I learned that wire test years ago (see if the gage can move the wire without bending), yet experts in my club have often commented that they had never heard it before. It's not easy being new. That really helps them get started wiring! Please keep the videos coming!
im only aloud to bring trees home that can live their whole life outside though winter lol. no room inside for any more over winter. its a beautiful nana juniper you have . i like the Chinese junipers a lot too. but the nana are my fav. waiting for amine to harden off now so i can give them a style and wiring. thanks for sharing all your know how
Personally I would lose the full cascade branch and concentrate on the semi cascade the tree would be more in balance, but it's your tree so you do what pleases you. Thanks for the video.
Love your videos. Just wanted to clarify one point. Are you confusing gauge and mm while referring to wire thickness? Generally copper wire uses gauge and aluminum uses mm for a measure of thickness. The units are very different. More mm is less gauge.
I generally always use aluminum wire so speak MM (1.0/2.0/3.0 etc) unless I specifically say I’m using copper which I generally reserve just for exhibition wiring and generally I’d use an 18G which is 1.0mm. And to effect a bend you can use a smaller mm copper wire compared to what you would use with aluminum.
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I really love this tree! It’s so great when you see it up close!
Agree! And it will only get better!
Looking super healthy, nice to be able to work on the tree!!
And to be able to be outside again ❤️
That is one cool pot for the PJ. Nice trunk. Nice work on wiring. Looking forward to seeing this tree later on when the wire comes off. Super cool tree.
Loving it also❤️
I love your channel! I mentor some new bonsai enthusiasts and look for videos that can help them. I pick up some ways of teaching by hearing how you put it. I learned that wire test years ago (see if the gage can move the wire without bending), yet experts in my club have often commented that they had never heard it before. It's not easy being new. That really helps them get started wiring! Please keep the videos coming!
Glad to hear you find the videos helpful! Your so right it’s hard being new and trying to learn how to do everything correctly!
You are in the Christmas Spirit with that cool opening song.
Lol the wiring spirit
such a pretty tree. well styled certainly!
Thanks Taco! I love my Procumbens ❤️
Really good advice about wire.
Thanks!
im only aloud to bring trees home that can live their whole life outside though winter lol. no room inside for any more over winter. its a beautiful nana juniper you have . i like the Chinese junipers a lot too. but the nana are my fav. waiting for amine to harden off now so i can give them a style and wiring. thanks for sharing all your know how
Definitely can’t wait to start some pruning and further work! I love the Procumbens
I love junipers Candice - but only the ones that are sick and dying...
🤣 if you paid them more attention, whispering sweet nothings at them, and caress them a lil they wouldn’t get sick and try dying Xav.
@@Candice.BonsaiScience But that would require me to get out from in front of RUclips more often :)
Nice Candice great vid 👍👍👍👍
Thanks friend! I wished you were in the US so I could send you a tree- I have one that I was like hmmm bonsai crazy would do this one!
@@Candice.BonsaiScience 🤪😫
Never mind, send it to Nigel he looks crazy 😜 😂😂
Mmmm I’m sad now 😢 😂
Lol same issue with Nigel is that he’s in a different country 🤣
Seriously Candice - i know you just love eastern red cedar much more...especially 4ft monsters!!! I love what you did and listened to all you said :)
🫣 4 ft monster. . . the biggest let down of 2023 🤣🤣
@@Candice.BonsaiScience Anytime men talk about size...
Darn I should have used that in a clip 🤣
Not that big on junipers or wiring but respect is respectful. Thanks, keep growing
More from a lack of skill than anything else 😵💫😬
Embrace what your lacking and the skill will grow ❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful cascade. Will you be (or did you already) doing the pruning at the Minnesota workshop?
No waiting to prune after the spring flush hardens off
Personally I would lose the full cascade branch and concentrate on the semi cascade the tree would be more in balance, but it's your tree so you do what pleases you. Thanks for the video.
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Matt you are the Bonsai RUclips 🥷 with your cat like fast foisting reflexes
Love your videos. Just wanted to clarify one point. Are you confusing gauge and mm while referring to wire thickness? Generally copper wire uses gauge and aluminum uses mm for a measure of thickness. The units are very different. More mm is less gauge.
I generally always use aluminum wire so speak MM (1.0/2.0/3.0 etc) unless I specifically say I’m using copper which I generally reserve just for exhibition wiring and generally I’d use an 18G which is 1.0mm. And to effect a bend you can use a smaller mm copper wire compared to what you would use with aluminum.
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