Mastering the Art of a Chinese Quince Bonsai | Tom Lau | Baikoen Bonsai Club

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In this episode in our series of bonsai techniques we try to bonsai a Chinese quince from House of Bonsai acquired 8-10 years. The purpose of this progression series is to learn how take a tree from a stock material into a bonsai. When selecting a chinese quince stock plant, they are slow growing and take years to develop into a showable tree. This video will be in conjunction of a series where we will dive deeper into chinese quince species. So please join us in this new series. If you enjoy these videos please like, subscribe and leave a comment below!
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[@lakeelsinorebonsai1203]

Hi Tom, this Mel from Lake Elsinore Bonsai in Lake Elsinore CA. I haven’t made any videos in 3 plus years, I am moving out of state and need to sell my bonsai trees, I promise I have a lot of interesting pieces , Maybe you can help me with your friends and club members and pricing too.

[@brucedeacon28]

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[@lakeelsinorebonsai1203]

Hi Tom, wondering why comments won’t go through?

[@ignaciodelatorre6641]

Tom. Hello, and thank you. Do you find that Chinese and Iapanese quinces have the same growth habits? Do you cut back and defoliate your Japanese quinces in the same manner? Thanks.

[@lakeelsinorebonsai1203]

It won’t let me put my number but my channel has it