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My Witches Tree, The Bonsai Zone, June 2021
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2021
- I'm slowly exposing the roots on my Witches tree, a Thuja occidentalis that is growing over a rock.
I get a visit from Patrick and he brought me some Cashew seeds from the country Lao!
To see previous videos of my Witches tree, click on the playlist here...
• Witch Tree Bonsai
#TheBonsaiZone
Fluffy rooster looks like a cool guy.
Am amazed and it should be pointed out that you never falls into the trap and skip over knowledge you said in other videos and always decribing what you doing in every movie. I mean you do it in knowing that every video could be the first movie someone is watching. Simply professional and I think it is easy to forget when doing many videos !
Having packed the kids off to school, I can now relax and enjoy the lesson. 0 degrees here this morning, and heavy frost, so no bonsai work for me! (But the hot coffee and warm fire are very welcome)
I'm 'like' number 200! Hello, bonsai brother Nigel. You are a great inspiration to me. Cheers.
That tree is really neat! So is your surfer rooster! LOL You're so good with animals, nice to see. :)
"Today I'll be working on my Witch's Tree"
Me vocalizing aloud "YEEAASSSSS"
Thank you for shearing your knowledge and your experience! You and Peter Chan: slightly 😋 different approach with the same goals. Both very enjoyable and inspiring!
I agree with you totally, they awesome in their own rights
After finishing my school work for the day i can enjoy watching videos on jade plants and other types of plants
Love your tree and your chickens
Thanks Bonsai Adventures!
Thanks Nigel .
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY Nigel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gosh you have liverworts too - I hate it but it loves me garden
Giant sequoia seeds tend to have high germination rate, but they often germinate days or even weeks apart. Once you are satisifed with how many you have, remove them from the greenhouse to a place where they have few hours of light in the morning and shade at noon. Slowly transition them to full sun.
Happy Father’s Day Nigel! Love these trees, can’t wait to see those gnarly roots fully exposed one day!
Thank you for sharing this video
Great work on this tree! One of your comments reminded me that I should let my bonsai grow out more fully during the summer. I generally cut them back fairly often. (Was trained to do that by my bonsai sensei. He told us that because we grow trees in south Florida we should be cutting them back more often.) Loved seeing the hen taking the dirt bath. When you said she was 10 years old I wondered when she would become dinner. LOL. Thanks for all your wonderfully entertaining and informative videos.
I've always wanted to grow sequoia! Would love to see updates on those.
i put my seeds in moist vermiculite and held them in the fridge for a month and i feel like i got 40%+ germination... too bad they all damped off :,c
@@mozes7786 oh man! Where did you get your seeds? Do they need stratification?
Nice calm video Nigel, really enjoy watching you enjoy your hobby.
Thanks, I love working away outdoors!!
@@TheBonsaiZone I know you do, that's why you're a favorite my friend. Keep it up!
Gnarly Bro 🤙
That root system is looking fantastic! Can’t wait to see it in a few years!
Fascinating root over rock technique.
The liver wart is beautiful
BYBE here again Nigel.
Give that bad boy 5 years it’ll be a show stopper.
👌👌👌...!!!
Spurs look long on that silkie rooster. Tree looks great!!
Some of the rocks are agates. Love 'em!
Looks great. Good progress
Fascinating video, Nigel and particularly like your use of moss to bind the roots to the rock. But how do you stop the birds pecking the moss off?? Wish I could!
I got a bit confused at 17:55 about who's the Nigel and who's the tree.
It is said that over time owners start to look like their dogs. Maybe the same is true for bonsai owners. :-)
I have same problem with confusion. I thought that is an interesting bonsai tree. It can talk ! Later on, as I looked better, I noticed it was Nigel :-) gtz from Amsterdam, the Netherlands to all of you.
Oh come on man, he’s obviously the one on the lef…oh crap……yeah I have no idea.
Can I send you a picture of my eleven year elm tree bonsai and advise on when to prune next also where to prune.
The mystery seeds look like a gum or eucalypt to me, I say this as I have recently germinate some gum seeds and they look very similar!
Thanks Lloyd, I'll know soon, they are coming up!
Namaste Nigel. I try many seeds of flower plants or trees aswell. but they germinate but soon all get damping off. So my success rate is not even 5%. A request, As you able to have good success rate with seeds. can you please do a vedio on how you prevent your seeds from damping off ??
It’s the Nick Nolte chicken!
I still can’t see how the moss is going to stay when you water the tree since it’s not really held on with nothing but that silt
Im no Mosspert but arenth you squishing the Moss a bit too much " ?
Where did you get your root rake? I love your channel, by the way.
I feel like you're stuck somewhere inbetween making aged trees and making them look as pretty as possible *right now*.
I liked the root that didn't go radial. also do the roots grow thicker faster if you cover them with differnt soil types?
Hi Nigel - i have some excess seeds that I think you would really like. Could you please send me an address i could send those to you? Thanks and love your Channel
Nigel you need to bonsai your hair ... just joking. Great video
Hey Nigel, I came across this video about the largest cashew tree in the world:
th-cam.com/video/-5glXLpIVxo/w-d-xo.html
Then I thought, "what if one of those cashew seeds that Nigel got grew up to be like this tree", LOL
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Three foist!?!?!?
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@@dismian7 lol
Austin won't concede for he is in the lead!
Foist lol
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