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Training Bonsai
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2013
Welcome to the Training Bonsai Channel!! I am a beginner bonsai artist and want to share this new hobby with others.
Relax and Repot: Repotting a Gardenia Mame Bonsai
Today, we're repotting a beautiful Gardenia Mame Bonsai, guiding you through each step with ease and tranquility. Watch as we prepare a new, cozy home for this lovely plant, ensuring it continues to thrive and bring joy to your garden. This video is perfect for all gardening enthusiasts, whether you're just starting out or have years of experience. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the soothing art of repotting. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more Bonsai content!
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Celebrating 50 Years: Alabama Bonsai Show 2024!
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Join us in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Alabama Bonsai Show! This milestone event showcases the finest bonsai trees, highlighting the skill and dedication of bonsai enthusiasts from across the region. Enjoy stunning displays, expert demonstrations, and special anniversary events as we honor five decades of bonsai artistry and community. Whether you're a bonsai veteran or new to this ...
Epic Journey: Transporting a 400lb Trident Maple Forest Bonsai to the Alabama Bonsai Show!
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Join us on an incredible journey as we transport a stunning 400lb Trident Maple Forest bonsai to the Alabama Bonsai Show! Watch the meticulous preparation, the delicate handling, and the teamwork involved in moving this magnificent piece of living art. Learn about the unique challenges and techniques used in bonsai transportation, and get a behind-the-scenes look at the dedication and passion t...
How to Defoliate Your Trident Maple Bonsai: Step-by-Step Guide
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"Watch as we delicately defoliate a stunning Trident Maple Bonsai, revealing the intricate beauty beneath the leaves. Discover the artistry and science behind this essential bonsai technique, ensuring vigorous growth and exquisite form. Join us as we share our expert tips and tricks for achieving breathtaking results in your bonsai journey. Don't miss out on this captivating demonstration of de...
Repotting a Giant Crepe Myrtle Bonsai
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Join us as we repot a large Crepe Myrtle bonsai, witnessing the gentle transition of this magnificent tree into a fresh environment. With soft, soothing music in the background, immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere as we settle the bonsai into its new home. This video captures the essence of bonsai care, showcasing the beauty of the process without the need for instruction. Sit back, rel...
Unearthing 8-Year-Old Dawn Redwoods
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Join us today on Training Bonsai for an exciting bonsai adventure as we dig up 8-year-old Dawn Redwoods!
"Itoigawa Upgrade: Scion Grafting One Seed Juniper Bonsai!"
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In this video, we're diving into the world of scion grafting by showing you how to enhance your One Seed Juniper bonsai with luxurious Itoigawa foliage. Join us as we walk you through each step of the process, from selecting the perfect scion to grafting it onto your juniper like a pro. With its fine texture and compact growth, Itoigawa foliage is sure to take your bonsai to the next level of b...
Repotting three massive Trident maple Bonsai Trees!
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In today's video, we work on 3 massive Trident maple bonsai. as a beginner to bonsai, this was a great experience to work with such amazing trees. the last tree in the video was the worst pot bound tree I have experienced.
Massive changes to Loblolly Pine Bonsai! | Root Over Rock Style
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This is a collected loblolly pine from 2 years ago. A year ago, I decided to try planting it on a rock to see how it would do. being a beginner with Bonsai. So far, it is looking good, and with the major cuts made, it should grow into a nice Bonsai.
2024 Bonsai Workshop with Jim Doyle - Trident Maple Shohin Bonsai
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In today's video we repot and trim a shohin trident maple. Jim Doyle provides some beginner tips on repotting and branch trimming. This is a great video for any one starting this hobby.
Cleanup of a Hinoki Cypress Bonsai.
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A member of the Bonsai society let me work on one of his trees to clean up the dead branches. The transformation is pretty dramatic.
Trimming of the Cascading Jade
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Trimming back my Portulacaria afra (Jade) Cascade tree to get ready for spring.
Tropical Bonsai Tree Care In Winter / Wiring a Juniper Bonsai
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In today's video I wanted to show you how I store and take care of my tropical bonsai trees in the winter. Also will be wiring up a new juniper I got recently.
Chinese Fringe Bonsai Trimming and Cutting Propagation Cheat Codes
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In this video I am trimming my chinese Fringe bonsai for the last time this year. Also, wanted to share a propagation method I tried this year. I had a lot of success propagating cuttings from Fukien Teas, Japanese Maples, Trident Maples and a few others.
Bonsai Workshop: Fukien Tea Grove Bonsai
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Bonsai Workshop: Fukien Tea Grove Bonsai
Trident Maple Bonsai Forest Update and Fukien Tea Trim
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Trident Maple Bonsai Forest Update and Fukien Tea Trim
Bonsai Workshop: Repotting Pot-Bound Ficus
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Bonsai Workshop: Repotting Pot-Bound Ficus
Bonsai Workshop: Root Over Rock and Air Layering
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Bonsai Workshop: Root Over Rock and Air Layering
Bonsai Workshop: Repotting a Maple Forest
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Bonsai Workshop: Repotting a Maple Forest
I have lots of loblollies on my property. I am very new to bonsai. What steps would you recommend as far as getting one out of the ground and into a pot? Certain soil? Time of year to do it? Thanks!
I would dig them up in winter about Dec-feb. You want to keep the root ball intact by not removing too much of the soil once you get it out. Digging about a 6in to a foot from the base of the tree. Put it in a regular nursery pot for at least a year. That spring and summer it may not grow much, but the following year it will take off.
@@TrainingBonsai Thanks for the info!
Wowser!!
Was a little nervous watching this video! Great job moving this monster. It was a great addition to the Show!
Thanks! 👍
Fabulous Job!! Got to go to the show and was so impressed!!
i would have left it...not worth moving it. take a picture....lol
bonsai heaven right there!
video rất hay tôi rất thích cảm ơn bạn chia sẽ
A wonderful show and video, I loved the music too!!
Thank you very much!
Im glad the transport went off without any incidents!
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3:40 bonsai mà làm được cụm rừng như thế này thật tuyệt vời ❤
I bet no one even thought how the forest got there to the show!!! Nice job!!
That looked terribly frightening. That is a job very well done.
Those trees look amazing. I can't wait to watch the progress. #newsubscriber
Oh yeah, the tree is doing well. I will do a follow-up video later this year to show the progress.
Hello, cây bonsai của nhìn tuyệt vời ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Kỹ thuật làm cây bonsai của bạn rất hay tôi rất thích ,chúc bạn nhiều sức khỏe thành công trong cuộc sống ❤❤❤❤
I love watching videos like this. Nice work 😊
Thank you!
Any chance of being able to purchase one? 😊
I can check for you, but I believe they have all been accounted for.
@@TrainingBonsai I understand. I’m 62 and have just been doing Bonsai for almost 2 years. All the ones I’ve started or purchased don’t have big trunks, and longevity isn’t a family trait. I’m hoping to find some resource for a field grown tree that would allow me to have a thick trunk a little quicker than I could develop on my own. I wish I’d have started earlier, but I’ve really enjoyed it so far, and haven’t killed anything yet! Even had luck with cuttings. Thanks for checking anyway. Really good video!
@@randysmith1723I’ve been into bonsai only 2yrs & have found most of my best trees in the back of nurseries. They’re neglected, overgrown, often damaged, but checkout the trunks & offer a reduced price which is usually accepted. Then have fun turning it into a beautiful tree in a fraction of the time to grow one. Good luck!!
@@LoveBonsai902 Thanks! I’ve gotten 13 Bonsai’s so far: 6 regular stock from local nurseries, 2 seedlings (Dawn Redwood), 2 from actual Bonsai dealers online, 1 ordered nursery stock I’ll turn into bonsai, 1 forest I’m making from cuttings, 1 pre-bonsai. I keep my eyes open for the kind of things you’re suggesting, but mostly just find the types of trees I like, but are really young, or just not thick yet. I saw some videos from guys who sell some field grown Bald Cypress “stumps”, but can’t find them again. May also try collecting from the forest here in the NC mountains, where permitted, if it’s feasible. Thanks for the advice!
May I ask why all the trees in the forest seem to be in the back half of the planter? Seems off balance or is that following a rule?
So, from what I understand, you can have about a "hand" size space in the front, and the smaller trees in the back, it will give the forest some depth of view.
@@TrainingBonsai tks!
Watch the process, friend 🙏🙏 and Thank you for sharing ❤❤
Great video
Thanks!
They don't mind wire, what they don't like is repotting/root work, and wiring/pruning in the same season.
Thanks for the information!
Great work brother 💚
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for sharing the beautiful maple bonsai❤
What a monster size tree!!! My back hurts just thinking about it, lol!!!
the moment i saw those tridents in the thumbnail i subbed :)
Thanks!!
Wow Monster Tree Looks very cool
❤don't use wire But cotton or jute around on rock😊
Great tip!
Super keren bonsai❤❤❤
Thanks for your video!
That’s going to be an awesome tree in the future. What a trunk. Cheers for the video buddy. Just subscribed! All the best from the UK 🇬🇧
Thanks for the sub!
I think you should have left more space around those thick roots you cut to let small roots develop from the cuts. The way you seem to have planted the tree, the cuts are very close to the edges of the box, and the small roots that will develop there will be deformed
yeah that is going to happen, but with it going in a box for now, those roots are going to get cut back again when he puts it in a proper bonsai pot. This was the first container the tree went in since being dug up. Appreciate the comments.
massive indeed!
Looks really good. I guess I need to go dig a couple of those things up
Mantap👍👍👍
Thanks
Excellent video and demonstration by Jim here, thanks so much for sharing. Do you know where Jim got that cut paste from or what the name of it is? 👍
Thanks!! The cut paste and putty is kiyonal cut paste/putty. You can find it on Amazon.
Looks interesting. I’m pondering doing a root over rock on a maple I have… I don’t have a rock in mind yet though. Maybe next year.
Sounds like you need to go on a hike and do some rock hunting 😉
I would have used raffia to wrap the roots. It doesn’t cut into the roots and eventually decomposes. Also, I think the tree should have been tipped away from the front when you repotted it. I wouldn’t cut the needles while the tree is still in early development.
Thanks for the tips!
You can decandle loblollies.
Good to know, thanks!
Pine as a root over rock is actually pretty common, at least in my experience. Eric over at Bonsaify (TH-cam or instagram) has some pretty good info on JBP for root over rock 👍 fun to see some native species in development!
I think I saw you at the workshop! I had that large Trident. Great to see someone in the community making videos:)
Thanks for the comments! Yeah, that was a monster of a tree. You gonna have some fun with that one. 😀
Awesome!
Thanks!
Usually just observing, my friend in the program, Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤❤❤ Nice to meet you and greetings with the same hobby, greetings from us from Indonesia
Very good video❤❤❤ good luck my friend🌑
Thank you!
Nice work and good on yah, taking the team approach! 👏🏽 🪴 🍁
Thanks!!
Really nice video. Thank you for sharing the workshop
Glad you enjoyed it!
I would have removed that lower branch too, it may have caused some unwanted reverse tapper. Nice start to that Maple, look forward to seeing it in future videos.
Thanks 👍
should have kept the lower branches as sacrifice branches to increase the flare at the bottom of the trunk.
I thought the same as well. After removing the branch, I think it looks good. I was planning on keeping it shohin size and Tridents grow fast, so it will thicken up with time.
It's good to see other people's journey and how their trees progress. Even though I'm not a beginner anymore I like to see other people's philosophies. Being a student of Bonsai Mirai has opened my eyes and practice to success I never thought possible you should check it out. Nice trees, keep making videos!
Thank you for the comments! Will check them out.
Great video and amazing editing. Keep it up!
Thank you!