Pyracantha Surgery - Greenwood Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2021
- In this video Corin begins the process of bonsai with a heavy trunk Pyracantha, he first addresses some faults on the tree and gets it potted for a new season to come.
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This channel deserves alot more attention then its getting! Hopefully it keeps growing because Corin really does a great job in these videos!
Thank you, please mention us at you bonsai club / online forum
WOW - OMG - AWESOME.
I think this tree was in tears until Corin arrived on the scene.
The amount of rotten wood just seemed to get worse by the minute and was destined for the refuse tip.
Then 3 mins later 😂 maybe a little bit more, corin weaves his magic, and creates from nowhere a masterpiece with an added rock thrown in too.
Didn't get a chance to speak with you when I was over the Sunday of the opening, but i was impressed with the studio, your beautiful trees and the staff. Not forgetting the dogs. I came away with a nice chinese juniper and will be visiting again in the spring.
I admire all your work and videos, and these comments don't give you the full credit you deserve Corin. Your an awesome guy so laid back so talented, a total genius.
Thanks for showing us this work. I am curious to see how the tree will look in a few years!
There's no question that this tree will be a stunner in future years. Excellent video!
Now imagine this is the first time you see a bonsai video. No wonder some people see us as tree torturers... :0) I really like how you show us the decision process and the work. Great educational video. Thanks! This will be a wonderful tree in a few years.
Right away we see a great little tree. I love the massive looking trunk!
Great work👍👍👍 lovely to see how drastic work these marvellous trees can withstand, can't wait to see the fruits of your labour. Another great video Corin.
8:00 I was so relieved when he went back for that top root lol
Been wanting to see you tackling trickier roots, brilliant. I need to tackle a hawthorn at some point and this gives me confidence.
Wow another great video! Thanks for taking the time to film it.
I wondered about lifting an old Rhododendron shrub as have a mature (20+) stump in the way, this may help in terms of roots.
Great channel, love your thought process. Super informative, thank you x
What a fantastic incite it’s amazing to see and hear the progression of this tree, I can’t wait to see its progression brilliant work as always 😜
The best Bonsaichannle on yt
Thanks Corin and team. Going to be a nice tree.
Good question, I was wondering the same thing.
I'm sure it will look nice in the future. Personally, I'd go with the "leave it alone" option. The dual-trunk looks exotic. :)
Another awesome video, thank you!
Nice bonsai mr,thank you for sharing
Really enjoyed that great insight 👍
Thanks again for a good video. Looking forward for its evolution.
I am looking forward to seeing how this is going to develop. Some major surgery!
Great stock to work with!
7:07 Great editing!
Looking forward to next summer. Very exating👍
Great video 👍
Tree looks much better 😁
Great to hear the pyracantha is so strong.
Have to do some work on mine too.
Keep your eyes peeled for a follow up video V soon !
Hello Corin, I really enjoy all your videos but this one was exceptional. I can`t wait to see this tree again as it progresses. BTW where can I get some of those large plastic pots you used on this video.
Mike T from NJ USA
awesome,just love everything
Great video as always, thank you. How do you manage to work on these trees without gloves?! Last time I pruned a pyracantha my hands ended up looking like pin cushions.
Excellent. That tree will look amazing as a hollowed out bog tree.
as allways great video 👍👍
Thanks for sharing
Awesome work
Bet it will look great in the future.
I love me some thick and short trees especially if they're shorin sized idk why. But I can't wait to see this tree next year
I tried the "pruning" blade on my reciprocating saw. I think the regular demolition or wood blades are cleaner cutting and just as fast. Easier to control, too.
You were very restrained, I would definitely cut the root and potted it up. There again I would have shortened the trunk so might as well air layer the top in spring
Well grown tree, I think it has faced lots of hard chops before,
Thank you for all the nice video's and information. Could i do this type of surgery to a japanese maple. I love your work, keep up the good work ☺
Wow an exceptional tree, look at that trunk! I hear they heal very slowly, how is the scar now?
My choice would be to try and save the part you cut off, and let it grow out. So I would not have cut off any branches until that part was removed. And it brings up a question that I have been meaning to address. Is it better to have a straight cut on the side, or try to pry it apart so there is an irregular would to work with, possibly give character? Also . . . was Gin and Shari not an option? Hmmm. Before cutting, I would have tried to find the gap in between the two with a wire or something, perhaps that would help determine the best decision/action next.
John's number two mixture? They say number two is a good fertiliser
19, I'd love to work here 😁
I've managed to kill half a dozen of these, think I go in a bit heavy on the roots. I have two now and I repot them very rarely.
Recently subscribed, enjoying all the useful info. Wonder where I can get a power saw that plays music like that ;)
yeah, cool isn't it - deluxe model
I live in the United States. Where can I find training pots that big. Love your videos.
Great Vid thanks.. I did Want to know Where do you get those Training Pots from ?.. I would really like to get some. Thanks for help 🙏🏻
I would have thought this an ideal candidate for your Bosch chainsaw Corin, do you still use it? I enjoy the video’s.
it blunts the chain when using it on soil and near soil surface, so recap was better, and it has a longer cutting blade
what is that mesh tape? I've not seen that before.
Where do you get the mesh tape you use? I love the fact that you don't need to use wire to put it in. 😁👍
Plaster tape, available at most DIY stores or places like screwfix
@@anthonyfenn748 thanks, I'll pick some up. 😁👍
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This video is anow a year old. Can you do a short video of what it looks like now?
Hi Simon, We did a follow up on this tree (and others) here - ruclips.net/video/J8_4JUMC5G0/видео.html
Do you have any followup videos on this tree?
Not yet, but it is on display at the nursery
Prefer the side trunk
Is it still alive? Please post a photo of it.
Yes, of course it's still alive, its out on bench at my nursery. We will film part two in Spring
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Good news, do you ever see Pyracantha Scab? Its a fungus and I lost three really nice Pyrancantha Bonsai trees.
nel
Looked great until you separated the secondary trunk. ..
Was this surgery, or murder?
Plant cruelty 😅