Garden Maple Update - Greenwood Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2023
- Check Out Part One Here !!
• Creating Bonsai from G...
In this video Corin updates us on a tree that was dug up from a garden 20 months ago. In this first video Corin cuts tree quite hard back to set up and initial structure from the large garden tree it once was.
Now having grown on for 2 seasons its come back in for another trim and initial style.
Subscribe to follow this tree along its journey to becoming a magnificent bonsai. 
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Phenomenal transformation in a very short period of time. Thank you.
nice to see this tree again. Love the the leaves and colour
One and half years of training, what a fantastic transformation so far. 👍🏻
Good to see your video's again. Wow the change in that tree from last year to this year is amazing! Thank you for sharing your videos.
Thanks, I'm really pleased how this has progressed and hope the owner is as well, will be great to see it in a bonsai pot next year !
Thank you for the followup. This looks like a definite beautiful bonsai in the making. Good info and explanation on what you are doing and why.
Very compliments Corin,it's a beautiful maple and you did a great job!👍👍👍😉
That tree with all the branches... pruning it and cutting of dead sections with amazing succes. I am so relieved In my garden I have to potted jap lace leaved maples(dug them up from somebodies garden) ready to be airlayered next spring. I pruned them really drastic. I was really scared to do that. But now is saw what your result is I will go for it. Terific video. 👍👍👍
I have an almost identical profile and species Maple which, after seeing your first video, I dug out of the garden and processed it following your example! At first I was unsure as to wether it would survive but, with a lot of shading, watering and more lately feeding, I am happy to report it seems to be doing well. As I don’t have a greenhouse or poly tunnel so wont be pruning mine this autumn as I feel it needs to survive the winter to see what I have left to work with next spring.
What a lovely tree
Thanks Corin. A nice tree and some good tips.
love to watch this kind of transformation, previous and present in one vid
Thank you Corin.👍
Love your work be nice to see it again in a year thanks
Coming on nicely .
Also i love your videos
Huge help in the start of my bonsai career ❤
Wonderfull
its looking very nice 👌
Very good job. Wonderful transformation. Love this job. Thank you so much for this video. Mohamed boutar from Agadir Morocco.
Nice! Interesting and instructive! Patience and a perspective of at least a few years is very useful and precious for bonsaï. But maybe quite rare in our modern western world...
thankyou!🌳🌳🌳😊
Beautiful tree. I wish I can get some dissectum japanese maple trees here where I live. I remember the video when you just received this dissectum maple I was holding my thumbs for it to survive it looks amazing in this short time can't wait to see it in the future
Fabulous follow up Corin, the tree is going to be a very nice bonsai in the future. Thanks for both demo's on this elegant maple.
Magnifique
Wow 😎Dennis
Amazing how you changed it in this short time! I literally have almost the same dissectum in the same size and shape which i dug up 1.5 years ago, I actually skipped the intermediate container and put it straight into a bigger bonsai pot with success, so im already working on refinement, the only 2 issues i have right now are lack of biforcation (Somehow if i prune i only get single shoots) and reducing the leave size (they are mostly pretty big), do you have any tips on what to do? Kind regards from Switzerland
That big cut could of been a very nice air layer
What a lovely tree. I have a similar one as garden tree, its over 2meters. I would not dare to make a Bonsai of it 😅
Would the sprouds on the cutted branch not help heal the wound?
Its a very slow growing Maple.
Fascinating transition from garden plant to bonsai! May i ask - why isn't there die back of the stump after the second cutting? Is it due to that paste you applied? But if so, why not cut back fully and apply the paste during the first cut?
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@stevieboy826 Check out the update on your tree !!!
Just popped up on my youtube today Corin, love how it's looking, thank you so much. See you soon.
Any tips for getting smaller internodes on a Japanese maple?
Great to see it again. Thanks Corin! Is your father still doing bonsai?
are you for real!!!
@maryoverton7245 what?
He's doing less since he passed away
@greenwoodbonsaistudio oh i am sorry to here that ❤️ lost my dad 1,5 years ago. Still a struggle every day. 😪
@@thenaturecreater8906 opps😂😂😂
You should invite Eddie Hall for a collaboration
You sound just like him but are way nicer haha
But it would be amazing to see a former strongman next to a bonsai 😂😂
Would be cool. Hes not too far away, and a collab with him would make me look slimmer !
When you're editing the next video, please put an equalizer filter on the audio line and drop everything below 40-80 hrtz. There's a persistent low rumble from holding the camera.
He’s a bonsai master, not trying to be a video master 😁
Pity you take that huge part of tree without air layering, that could be a good tree.
Sometimes we do, but in this case it would delay the achievement too much.
I'm still requesting you apply a high pass filter for the audio track in the edit - to cut the low end frequencies. The constant rumble is quite unpleasant.
We’ll look into it thanks.
My mapple tree never survive I feel little hopeless due to my environment.
What species is this tree?
Acer palmatum dissectum atroputpureum
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio thank you!
It looks lopsided