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Keep an eye on them as we enter fall, branches will still be thickening until winter. You may begin to see some biting in early spring as the branches will thicken quickly once the leaves. Some of them may hold their positions if the wire is removed in early spring. If they still need adjustments at that time it's good to use guy wires you gently pull branches down.

The current circumstances have made it difficult, however I hope to do some more in the future. Anything you'd be interested in seeing?

Thank you so much. I hope to share more in the future. 🙂

I did put a short blurb about how I bought this tree on my Facebook and Instagram!

Thanks! You too!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks!

The first one? That's just good old Yama momiji. Likely done with the low graft technique many years ago.

There's never enough of them. This year we have about 5 big ones and a handful of smaller cheaper ones.

​@@BonsaiHarmonyyou are right how we could stop being fascinated by japanese maples? There's something mystical inside their nature colors and leaf shapes ❤ 🌹 the most beautiful trees ever ❤

Wow, thank you!

Thank you, Ray!

I hope he is but I doubt it haha. Unfortunately this pine has sold abroad already.

@@BonsaiHarmony thanks for reply. Maybe it will return Home. Wish Our Dumb Government Open Our Borders on Trees from your country like Our Dumb people Borders. Us Americans People will pay for this stupid government move. Still love to get your Bonsai Trees

Detail wire really takes time and patience. Would love to see your tree!

Thanks! Looks a bit bare but definitely set it on a good path,

Circumstances have prevented me from uploading more but I'll keep doing what I can when I can!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks so much!

Appreciate it!

Thank you so much. I hope we can work together in the future 😊

Hope it's helpful! Thank you!

You're too kind! Got a busy summer ahead of me but I'll be working on more when I can. 😊 Thank you!

Thank you! 🌞

Haha! Yes this was last summer so half the day is watering 😆

On a healthy tree. We pull the previous year's needles in fall, and reduce to 5-7 in anytime between spring and summer.

I am working to purchase a nice shishigashira and kotohime for this... We had some present in the garden, but we're sold before I could record the seasonal maintenance.

@@BonsaiHarmony no problem and I understand I’m sure y’all will get more in the future. I admire your passion for bonsai. Keep up the great work and the I appreciate your videos on your weekly task there at the nursery.

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Amazing I wanted to thank you for all the time you take to share your experience Much Respect Bill

Thanks so much! I'll continue to share as much as I can!

It's a vinyl tape used to strap down temporary structures like green houses. Perhaps more common in Japan, but available anywhere

Happy to share, thank you 😊

Certainly wasn't a decision made lightly, had almost a year to think about it 😅

It's not so bad if you got a bit of gumption 💪

Happy to hear. 😊 Thank you!

It has been sold to a friend of my teacher. If it comes back around I'll surely do so.

Thanks Kale! 🙂🙂

Thanks Chris! ☺️

It can be, but juniper should be allowed to grow freely until summer at least to regain strength from winter dormancy.

@@BonsaiHarmony thanks for responding, love your analytical approach in describing things as you go!

While it can be done in growing seasons, I find the water flowing through the trunk makes it much stiffer and more likely to break. Definitely practice it many times before executing it on a valuable tree if you can.

@@BonsaiHarmonyThanks for your insight. The practice in my country is to let the tree dry for 3 days before bending. But a lot of times I forgot about this & payed the price for it. I will make sure to remember this for next time.

That's definitely another option, and I mention that in my deciduous wiring video. You do have to know your trees to know how much you can let it dry out too.