Ishitsuki Bonsai Demonstration | Bonsaikunst Hamburg
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- In this demo video produced for the Bonsaikunst Hamburg, Bjorn styles up a Prostrata Juniper planted on a lace rock at Eisei-en.
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You give us all an amazing amount of knowledge. Thank you, thank you !
the best Bonsai channel... thank you for your work...
Thank you Bjorn.
Thank you for the Q and A !
Im really digging the way you styled the tree!
Kyoto really is magical. No matter how many times you go there, you'll always find something new or additional interesting places you want to go to next time you visit. Oh, I miss Japan
Great job Master
Aussie Dave here, very informative, your years of training shows how well you you done, very beautiful shaping. Hope you post more videos soon 😉🙏👍
Awesome video
The question about yellowing on Shimpaku was spot on, I'm from Europe, (the Netherlands) and we to had a long, cold spring.
This year I noticed way more internal yellowing than usual, interesting to hear it can be related to the longer, colder spring we've had.
I was surprised the topic came up, and glad it did.... I'm in South-western Virginia, I have 2 young, small Shimpaku, and both scared the heck out of me, having quite a bit of shedding going on internally, but a few small foliage branches as well. They seem to be doing better just recently. Problem is, mine are both problem trees for me as they were "pom-pomed" by the original owner, ( who through these away) Trying to decide what to do with them is a challenge I havent figured out, especially creating an apex.
More beginner Shimpaku videos maybe Bjorn????
Very compliments Bjorn,you are a great artist with a great talent! 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing alot of knowlegde about bonsai
I enjoyed this video. Cool shirt btw!
your videos are the best. thanks for all you do
Brilliant as always!
Very well done. I learned a lot from this. Thank you so very much.
great video!
Amazing vid and format as always.
Love that you always change things up.
Bjorn may be the singular person that launched me on my lifelong bonsai quest.
But i did have a book at a young age. that helped too :)
Great transformation
Thanks for the demo. I had a Procumbens that had a lot of internal die back from a weeks worth of rain this spring in Missouri.
Watching from the Philippines!
Watching from germany😂
Fantastic work! I hope to care for a bonsai of my own someday soon and your channel is so beautiful and informative. Hope I can visit your nursery someday too!
Vamos a verlo. Interesante este junipero con mal follaje... con relación al defoliado de las hayas y carpes, aquí en España se ha mostrado interesante una técnica llamada pinzado de oveja. Te recomiendo buscar info.
Very informative. Thanks,
Thank you
Hey Bjorn (I still have difficulties with your name, since Björn is more familiar)
This demonstration and Q&A was on the spot. At this time of year we starting bonsai-ists need all the help we can get. Thank you
The best tut.... Thank u sir
Good job brother ....
really like the back. Interesting to curve when bent a little ore outward.
Great tree and info as wrll. Inspirational
Thank you so much for putting together this video. I learned a lot!! Quick random comment, be careful with the chemicals, there is a reason they are banned in other parts of the world
awsome
Super
I was sure I'd just watched this and then suddenly its back as unwatched
youtube is glitchy with subscriptions, eh?
you may have watched the video from Bonsaikunst Hamburg which came out a few days prior to this one with the same contents: ruclips.net/video/mzCQZzRgBJU/видео.html
I've always been super into bonsais and the information and beauty and art of it all. Though, the only one I have is a cheap grafted tree from a grocery store haha. One day I'd love to make my own bonsai! I'm currently growing maple trees in hopes that one day I'll make it into a little bonsai forest. But we'll see haha.
Long story short, I love your content and your information! Thanks!
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Anyone else almost shit themselves when the branch he's putting the guy wire on at 15:00 jerks forward as if the branch snapped? That was scary...
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I enjoy all your videos, the questions and answer portion was great.
I’m surprised at the way you styled this tree, I thought you’d leave more green at the apex. It seems too sparse to me but I’m a complete amateur.
こんにちは。ありがとうございます。
You need a pond in your property!!!! Talk to aquascapes inc In Illinois!!!!
Bjorn, I've tried contacting your nursery for possible visit and the Intensive courses, but the email doesnt seem to be getting through?
Can you recommend an appropriate fertilizer for Coast Redwood bonsai?
I think I got two flushes of Growth on a Japanese pine because I cut it early , can someone difine two flushes for me please same thing happened on my mugo is this possible IAM in Canada, Ontario ,so basically it's July and I have a second set of needels is this two flushes?
Kinda looks like a Hollywood juniper from the foliage and how straight the trunk is.
I think it's a spartan ,juniper chinesia
That main branch that cuts across the trunk just feels like it should be curved left to mirror the one right above it.. Idk why it just feels like bending back towards the trunk is very artificial looking
everything else bends away from the trunk, I feel like in a year or two some side branches could cut across without having that weird pinched parallel line with the trunk
i dont think that the answer to " how can we avoid using chemicals" is " use all the chemicals you can get" : D
Each is their own, he did ask for his opinion so that’s what he spoke.
Not to mention he was specifically speaking about his trees which are worth alot of money not to mention customer trees ,this is not a back yard hobbyist set up you need to understand the difference your trees are probably with nothing at all and crap ,his tree are worth ten of thousands of dollars ,that like never changing oil in a very expensive car . Wake up do want you want in your little garden ,don't compare it to a serious Bonsi shop especially not to the top bonsia shop in North America.
Anything over 500 to 5 Millon dollars should be taken care of properly anyway and what's the big deal with chemicals anyways most chemicals are natural like organic s you just don't understand the definition of chemical ,this dose not mean toxic or bad ,yes there are bad chemical s as well but they are natural occuring .don't get all caught up in chemical bs unless you know what your talking about salt is a chemical and that is what fertilizer is.
@@jaycrockett9205 broskie chill, being kind can go a long way. Your points are surely valid but they are coming across in a very aggressive way. Everyone has their own preference. His approach is definitely the most safe. If you learn from the best you have no choice but to do the best. Peace and love, may you have a good day.
Sorry if I seem aggressive, the comment wasn't directed to you , someone elseade a smart remarkabout the chemical question. Usually what the pro say is miss understood , he was speaking about bonsia tree ,expensive ramified ,old ,the method for trees like this is different for development of a tree or other things ,it's hard for him to be specific in a few min. For such a general question ,my comments are only ment to help ,I have asked all the same question myself and have been miss lead ,by the way ,no one really knows what the needs you give it what you think is best and it takes what it needs ,that why it better to use more than one type of food , and healthy trees do have there own insecticide s,thanks for your comments , this year I lost my favorite tree , a Japanese white pine ,to bark beetles as well as two others ,i paid alot financially and it hurt my ego lol.jad I been smart and preventive, I would probably still have the trees ,now I only have a couple pics , it really sucks good luck.
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Why is he so hot while talking about trees?
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