Gotta give it to Harry...he knows his shit! I gotta admit I wasn’t completely out off by the initial situation. I bet if that were left to grow for, well...ever, I bet it would’ve blended. But then again, what the hell do I know. So cool that it worked out, love a good successful experiment!
Next career...plastic surgeon. Lol. I cant believe you freaking pulled that off. Well done broski. The leaves grew out considerably smaller and I like the different shades of color. Cheers 😎🍺🍺
one drw back to doing interventions we see oyjrts perform successfully is thry come with issues not always talked about when someone wants to show their skills amd talent. in making those cuts the trunk now will forever have a weak spot. Some time at a later date when you mau nhave a lot of work put into the tree you may do a little work that most trees can handle fine but for a second we forget about that thing we did and " snap" there goes the entire developed top half or third of a beloved boinsai, in the time it too to demonstrate the bends to completion you could have grown a new second leader that would help keep taper in check long term. i did an approach graft on a moderate size chinese pistachio mostly just to practice. i drilled a hole and fed the graft through the hole. in the end the pot fell over six month into the project and broke the branch. some time later i was working on the tree oblivious to the impact drilling a small hole had on thje inregrity of the trunk. now its a very short tree with no branch growing anywhere close to where it snapped. these interventions do heal but they leave areas of potential werakness for yeatrs and sometimes for ever. like a grafted tree that developes a delayed graft failure. good video and im glad you could straighten the tree. looks much better. thank you, Mats H
yeah that an interesting point. I had thought about this, especially when you see like older trees having this sort of work done. My hope is that as this part of the tree is pretty slim, and should thicken a lot over time, that the damaged area should actually be a very small percentage, so hopefully its not as delicate. but we will see what happens. if its a disaster it will be a lesson for us all.
That technique worked out great! Nice result!
I'm still surprised it actually made it. hopefully it looks good with the leaves off and not a freakshow lol.
I like the colors of the leaves "Reddish color".
You are now a Aborist :)
Great video ;)
Cheers. I love the red, i cant wait until its a full tight canopy of red
Awesome job, hands up I did think the top half wouldn’t make it ! Clever stuff .
lol. To be fair I wasn't hopefully for the longest while, looks like the science didnt fail me
Gotta give it to Harry...he knows his shit! I gotta admit I wasn’t completely out off by the initial situation. I bet if that were left to grow for, well...ever, I bet it would’ve blended. But then again, what the hell do I know. So cool that it worked out, love a good successful experiment!
In person you would have been shocked and appalled with its right angle ways and agreed with me lol. but yeah I'm pretty happy it didnt die
Back Garden Bonsai no doubt you’re 100% not incorrect about that. Triple negative high score.
🧐🧐 hmmm. This must be that weird American language they warned me about. Lol. 🤣
Back Garden Bonsai we do almost everything wrong.
Well done, nice video, thanks.
Cheers
Love that special effects bag! I could do with one of those for my trees! Great work 😁👍
Lol. Nothing but the big budget stuff around here 🤣
Well done and great technik! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers, Thanks for watching
That's awesome, great idea and nice job! 😀👍 The trees looking good 👌
Cheers J
At a guess I'm thinking that is a Black Cherry Plum tree (Prunus cerasifera 'Nigra')
I think you may be onto something. looking on google, its VERY similar. i'd be 99% certain your right, thanks :)
@@BackGardenBonsai I have one in my garden, hence the suggestion.
Ahh very nice. Maybe you need to take some airlayers. 🧐
I think it is a plum too
Next career...plastic surgeon. Lol. I cant believe you freaking pulled that off. Well done broski. The leaves grew out considerably smaller and I like the different shades of color. Cheers 😎🍺🍺
lol, this is what tree surgeons do, right? the colour is awesome. i cant wit to refine it so its a big canopy of red goodness
That's a cherry plum tree aka Prunus Cerasifera.💡😋✨
Cheers, your the 2nd person to say that, so i'm now certain its that! 👍
Time for a update 😀
It will come, dont worry :)
one drw back to doing interventions we see oyjrts perform successfully is thry come with issues not always talked about when someone wants to show their skills amd talent. in making those cuts the trunk now will forever have a weak spot. Some time at a later date when you mau nhave a lot of work put into the tree you may do a little work that most trees can handle fine but for a second we forget about that thing we did and " snap" there goes the entire developed top half or third of a beloved boinsai, in the time it too to demonstrate the bends to completion you could have grown a new second leader that would help keep taper in check long term. i did an approach graft on a moderate size chinese pistachio mostly just to practice. i drilled a hole and fed the graft through the hole. in the end the pot fell over six month into the project and broke the branch. some time later i was working on the tree oblivious to the impact drilling a small hole had on thje inregrity of the trunk. now its a very short tree with no branch growing anywhere close to where it snapped. these interventions do heal but they leave areas of potential werakness for yeatrs and sometimes for ever. like a grafted tree that developes a delayed graft failure. good video and im glad you could straighten the tree. looks much better. thank you, Mats H
yeah that an interesting point. I had thought about this, especially when you see like older trees having this sort of work done. My hope is that as this part of the tree is pretty slim, and should thicken a lot over time, that the damaged area should actually be a very small percentage, so hopefully its not as delicate. but we will see what happens. if its a disaster it will be a lesson for us all.
Foist!!!
😎
That is a plum