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Brilliant video my friend thank you!🙏🙏🙏

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🥰 Thank you 👍🙋‍♀️

Min 1:04 The art of bonsai: Turning a twig into a twee. 😄😍👍 Thanks for that one. 😘🙋‍♀️

So true. So beautiful. ❤🥰 Enjoyed every second ☺️ Worth to watch a several times. Thank you Jason 🙏 Cheers 🙋‍♀️ Martina

As I‘m not confident with pines - I just watched with respect, learn and won’t touch mine, as it has lost some mayor branches by dieback of unknown causes last year 😄👍 Please update this little one. 🙏😘

Love Beethoven‘s Moonlight Sonata… 🥰 Brighten up the ugly pest theme 😄👍🙋‍♀️

Liverwort under control in my pots 😄👍 Thanks Jason 🙏 Cheers 🙋‍♀️

So beautiful 😍 Thanks for sharing, Jason. Do you know the German channel „My bonsai & koi“? Cheers 🙋‍♀️ Martina

Thank you Jason - just what I needed today!!!

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Successful Shishi airlayer here as well!

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Ďakujem za Český jazyk do titulkov 😁🌱👍Vaš fanúšik zo Slovenskej republiky.🇸🇰,Ste premena inšpiráciou v pestovaní bonsajou.Vela zdravia pestovateľských úspechu vám prajem🌱👍🇸🇰

Great job, always love the pots you use.

The cucumber slices on the eyes ! Lol

I love all your videos and your philosophy. Your garden is great ! Thanks a lot !

Q: At what point does a hobby become an obsession? And the follow up, do you know any bonsai enthusiast with only 4 or 5 trees? Lol

What a lovely spot to spend a day, relaxing in those tranquil surroundings. Thanks for the respite.

Jason you makes such amazing videos. I must admit, i´m craving for a garden tour.

Beautiful, just beautiful

Mission accomplished. Well done. Thanks, keep growing

Love it,,love from indonesia mister ❤❤

Hi Jason, I loved this video, for me it conjures up the feeling that I most embraces, when I am working or just observing my trees and contemplating life and the magic of nature.

Very poetic and reflective. Thank you Jason

Nice job Jason. I love it when normal unassuming people do great things.

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Amazing display and amazing summary 🎉🎉🎉🎉 .... You displayed a pot that looked like the moon surface ❤

Little scumbags 😡

I’ve stopped using Fertilisers based on seaweed because they vary so widely in NPK contents! Some have so little as to be virtually useless, providing only organic matter which needs months to breakdown!

I am intrigued by the notion of air-layering, but I believe this is not the appropriate time of the year to try this, yes? I have a "bird-cherry" tree which sprouted from the root-stock of an old pie-cherry tree that died; this tree naturally has flowers and fruits about 1/4 the size of regular cherries. As it is also i serious need of pruning, I've been marking some branches which a) need to go, and b) could potentially make bonsai. I plan to proceed with this in the early spring.

One year on, did the tree survive? What soil mix did you use

I can’t a little of this recently I just pulled it out

Another great video Sir I think bonsai is just like Art to some your trees are amazing and others don’t see its beauty But ultimately it’s how your trees make you feel You have a great collection Jason

Great info. Thank you

Wow 😮well done buddy that’s an amazing success rate!!! Tree one if phenomenal 👌

Thanks. I've ordered my first white pine (a Negishi sapling) and this has told me what to expect and what not to do. 👍

I get lots of weeds but rarely liverwort in Boise Idaho. Too dang hot and dry in the summer. But it can be such a beast! I love your "Know Your Enemy" videos!!!!!

Wow man, your oak tree pot is stunning.

🤢🤢🤢🤮 I hate that stuff in my Equisetum 😢

I've been enjoying your channel. I've recently acquired three small (6-7") mugo pines and have been trying to decide how best to plant them. I live in a hot, dry climate, and am reluctant to put them into the ground, even temporarily, but after watching some of your videos, have decided not to try to immediately put them into small pots. Perhaps a large, deep pot in a somewhat sheltered area would work for them?

Really good informative video Jason, good job. 👍🏼

Szia! Megtennéd, hogy az automata választható feliratozásba, a magyar nyelvet is hozzáadod? Köszönöm:) Kris

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I treat my larvae or grubs by immersing the whole pot in water overnight. The whole pot must be underwater, which drowns the grubs and deep-waters the bonsai (wait for the air bubbles to stop). Twice a year is effective in Sydney Australia and best of all- NO CHEMICALS! Any dead grubs are fertiliser for the plant.

I have a clear film on my orangeola JM leaves. Not all leaves, just some. Any ideas what that is?