I recently started bonsai and from all the vids I’ve seen, this channel is my favorite. Excellent job demonstrating the thought process and execution. There is no replacement for experience!
That looks Awesome. Recently got into Bonsai's. I have about 5 right now but just got a Boxwood and glad I watched your Video. The only thing is the trunk on mine is thin and tall. Probably 18 inches so should I keep it in a small pot. Not to many branches coming out from bottom. Just the top and a V shape so trying to figure out the best way to shape it b4 I ruin it. Thanks
+SMS CUSTOMS Do a lot of bonsai. Get as many trees as possible and practice, practice, practice. Store your bonsai in garage or build/dig a protective enclosure for them. Sticking a tree into the ground for even a few seasons can do wonders. Don't be afraid to take drastic cuts. Hope this helps.
I have been watching you and others who do bonsai in Southern California, and Florida where it is warm..relatively, all year. I have had bonsai die..freeze to death outdoors. Often times temperatures, here in Utah, drop as much as 20 below zero. Do you have any suggestions of a good bonsai to buy for these cold temps..I have Black pine,Whiten pine etc...Is there any others. BTW you are awesome.
Black Hills Spruce, Norway Spruce, Alberta Spruce, Siberian Elm, Amur Maple, Douglas Fir, Noble Fir, Aspen, are all cold adapted trees from northern climates which work well for bonsai, and should be available in your area. I have seen Hedge Maple (Acer Campestre) in Oregon, I do not know if it will be hardy enough where you are. Cryptomeria and Larch should work, as well as Mugho Pine (Swiss Mountain Pine). You may be able to collect Rocky Mountain Juniper from the wild somewhere in your area. If not, try Prostrata Juniper, San Jose Juniper, and Shimpaku Juniper, all of which are hardy to subfreezing temperatures if you take the necessary precautions. And in winter, pull them into an unheated garage, or carport, or pull them close to the walls of the house, or tent them up under the bonsai benches.
No apples. All the apple trees you can get in a nursery here have been grafted, which means you have an ugly scar near the base that has to deal with. About the only trees we have from that family that do well as bonsai in Southern California are the ornamental pear trees. I have one of those.
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I'm no expert but that looks really pleasing to the eye after that trim.
I recently started bonsai and from all the vids I’ve seen, this channel is my favorite. Excellent job demonstrating the thought process and execution. There is no replacement for experience!
That was 300% improvement. Very cool.
Beatiful tree, nice, focused and clear job.
Just want to watch again your other videos regarding bonsai trees. Thanks. God bless
Just want to watch again ur other videos regarding bonsai trees. Thanks. God bless
At half of the video i m start thinking "OMG he ruined the tree"…than i see the final result..thank you,amazing
Thank you for sharing us your knowledge about bonsai prunning. I love it. Wish i could make one soon..
Nice work.. It's awesome to see you and the bonsai's back
What an awesome tree
You have a good eye for cutting and shaping
Thank you for sharing and teaching
It's spring :) can't wait to see more of your videos this year
These how to for the newer growers are fantastic , thanx for sharing . Any change you can do a follow up of the Azalea you started .
Long time no see!
Thank you very much,love your videos
Amazing transformation.
Wonderful video!
Thank you :)
It looks lovely thank you
The tree looks amazing after styling. Thank you for sharing. I would like to know what variety of box wood is this, please
glad to see ya again,,i learn a lot ....thanks
..bill
IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE YOU HAVE MADE AN VIDEO
Do you still have it ? Any updates?? Thanks for all great videos you are an inspiration
Very nice boxwood
That looks Awesome. Recently got into Bonsai's. I have about 5 right now but just got a Boxwood and glad I watched your Video. The only thing is the trunk on mine is thin and tall. Probably 18 inches so should I keep it in a small pot. Not to many branches coming out from bottom. Just the top and a V shape so trying to figure out the best way to shape it b4 I ruin it. Thanks
+SMS CUSTOMS Do a lot of bonsai. Get as many trees as possible and practice, practice, practice. Store your bonsai in garage or build/dig a protective enclosure for them. Sticking a tree into the ground for even a few seasons can do wonders. Don't be afraid to take drastic cuts. Hope this helps.
You are a legend
I live in Southern Cal. what is a good time of year to prune a boxwood from a nursery stock to bonsai?
March through June.
What's it look like today?
U rock man!!!!
What makes a bonsai a bonsai? What is the difference between pre bonsai and bonsai?
Your back :)
I have been watching you and others who do bonsai in Southern California, and Florida where it is warm..relatively, all year. I have had bonsai die..freeze to death outdoors. Often times temperatures, here in Utah, drop as much as 20 below zero.
Do you have any suggestions of a good bonsai to buy for these cold temps..I have Black pine,Whiten pine etc...Is there any others. BTW you are awesome.
Black Hills Spruce, Norway Spruce, Alberta Spruce, Siberian Elm, Amur Maple, Douglas Fir, Noble Fir, Aspen, are all cold adapted trees from northern climates which work well for bonsai, and should be available in your area. I have seen Hedge Maple (Acer Campestre) in Oregon, I do not know if it will be hardy enough where you are. Cryptomeria and Larch should work, as well as Mugho Pine (Swiss Mountain Pine). You may be able to collect Rocky Mountain Juniper from the wild somewhere in your area. If not, try Prostrata Juniper, San Jose Juniper, and Shimpaku Juniper, all of which are hardy to subfreezing temperatures if you take the necessary precautions. And in winter, pull them into an unheated garage, or carport, or pull them close to the walls of the house, or tent them up under the bonsai benches.
chasnsx GREAT..thank you,,
Monte Hancock x
got any updates?? do you have a video on how to graft Boxwoods???
Where do you get those training pots from??
hello, I'm have just received 3 large trunk boxwoods from a neighborhoods hedge, is there any way I can turn these into bonsai?
Super Beautiful ... Thanks 5 ***** Stars. (:>)
do you have an apple bonsai?
No apples. All the apple trees you can get in a nursery here have been grafted, which means you have an ugly scar near the base that has to deal with. About the only trees we have from that family that do well as bonsai in Southern California are the ornamental pear trees. I have one of those.
complimenti mi piace sei bravissimo
Can you show an update on this bonsai?
would be great
2x speed