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My Ficus "Cutting of a Cutting" Gets a New Style, The Bonsai Zone, April 2020
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- I give my Ficus microcarpa bonsai a new style and I prune my Norfolk Island Pine bonsai forest.
Also the Orchard Truck and car updates!
The truck is a 1972 Ford F250 crewcab pickup and the car is a 2015 Nissan Micra.
To see previous videos of the Ficus cutting of a cutting, click on the playlist here....
• Ficus cutting of a cut...
To see previous videos of the Norfolk Island Pine forest, click on the playlist here...
• Norfolk Island Pines
To see previous videos on the Community Orchard and the truck, click on the playlist here....
• Community Orchard, Com...
Music by Nigel Saunders
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Nigel, I like to thank you for all the fine videos that you have given us in the past. It really has been nice to go into the Bonsai Zone world especially during these crazy C19 pandemic. The additional footage that you have provided with the truck, greenhouse, your cat and all the other interests you have in life shows that you are a upstanding and well rounded individual. Thankyou for letting us into the Nigel Zone. Thankyou
Thanks Bob, I'm glad you are enjoying the additional content, I get a lot of comments that say "I'm just here for bonsai"
Some people like extra stuff, others don't, I'm just glad that you do!
I certainly do.
Watching the evolution of a bonsai as it develops is amazing. One can train a tree but the tree will always exercise its own will. Nice decisions. Thanks
The Ficus is looking a little rough at the moment, but I think it will begin to look much better later this summer! Thanks Matt!
In these confined times, I have to say that each and every time you put out a video it makes me a little bit happier and I am glad I have a bit of your journey to watch. Cheers Nigel and keep doing what you are doing. They say not to bare root Larches or that Norfolk Island Pine cant be trained, yet you seem to get away with alot and then some. Being different is a quality not a flaw.
Thank you Chris, I'm glad you like the videos as much as I do making them!
Thank God we just have two seasons in my country, Dry and wet season,, 😊😊😇
We get all 4 seasons in one day sometimes!
@@TheBonsaiZone Oww realy,, I don't to understand about the 4 seasons country,, 😊😊😊
Nice video I love the Norfolk island pine Forest👍
A fresh steamy pile! Oh boy, you are having too much fun...
Thank you, Nigel. I sure enjoy your videos. Can’t wait to see what you are going to do with your portucalaria bonsai one of these days.
Nice photo session of the orchard truck. It's looking GOOD! May you enjoy it. The ficus will eventually be what you want it to be. I am very impressed with the Norfolk Island pine forest. One of the nicest that I've ever seen. Thanks for your videos.
Thanks you Pat, the Ficus doesn't look very good at the moment, but I think it will look good again in a year or two!
Once again you stop me in the middle of me screaming 'NNNNOOOOO!!!' as you make a 'drastic cut' to a tree. Great work on both the Norfolk forest and cutting of a cutting.
Love the pics of the orchard truck. You might consider a second source of income taking pictures of cars for the local car lots. You captured all the right perspectives in those pictures.
Thanks, yes some tough decisions on the Ficus, I was looking at it today, the big cut has toned down in colour and the tree is looking quite good. I think as it grows it will continue to improve!
I was videoing concerts last year and found there was a big demand for that kind of work, but I found I was just too busy to tackle any more ventures!
Love the decision to keep the low branch. I'm plagued with liverwort this year also.. so annoying. Thanks
I'll have to learn to love the Liverwort I guess!
Loved the automotive part and the bonsai part! and indeed a big change for the ficus.....started life as a seahorse......turned into a elephant.......and now became a ficus tree hehehe, nice story line for this one Nigel, thanks for sharing all! Stay Safe! 💖😊👍💖
Thanks Karin and now known as Karin Moonhawk Carter!
@@TheBonsaiZone yes, I thought it was about time i got out of my Witch closet 😊
Nice to see more of your country, I liked the unique style of your every trees and their interesting names too...
(Fancy, plain, from seed etc)
Sorry to be off topic but does someone know of a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow forgot my account password. I appreciate any help you can offer me
@Karson Conor Instablaster =)
@Keaton Maurice I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Keaton Maurice It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
@Karson Conor No problem xD
This is a job that requires attention and a beautiful soul
Thanks, it's always nice working on the trees!
I just pruned my tiger bark ficus back to the basics a few weeks ago, looks kinda bare too! But i think this work is necessary, if you want to get a nice tree one day for sure... Great work as always, Nigel!
Thanks Patrick, yes many times I have taken a tree back to the basics and so far I've never regretted the one step backwards, two steps forward approach!
Yeah same here in Illinois we had some snow and lots of wind. Had to bring some trees in as well. Truck looks absolutely gorgeous one of my favorite trucks of all time the style is just unmatched. Alot of people don't know about putting a piece of wood in the bed as a protector I used to do that with my truck. Great video as always! 👍
Thanks, I have a lot of work to go on the truck, I've got to paint and protect the underside of the cab and the bed, but It will be fun getting it all spruced up! That wind storm was really wild, I saw a lady who couldn't open her car door against the wind!
You're a bold cutter this spring
Yes, I'm trying to get my trees on the right track for the future!
I have three *MATURE* Norfolk Island Pines in my front yard alongside 2 baby Hoop Pines and 2 baby Bunja Pines... the Double Bar Finches love nesting in the Hoop Pines as they are so prickly.
Sounds beautiful and I'm imagining the bird songs!
I think you went in the right direction with this tree.
It was a tough decision and I think I could have made it work either way, but looking at the tree today, I'm happy with my choice!
I'm happy you kept the side branch .In time I think it can be a focal point .
Yes, I think it will be an interesting feature as the tree grows older.
The truck looks so good Nigel and the size comparison between it and the Micra in the car park was interesting
That was a good drive in the truck, it looks like it drives really nice. Those new wheels really look cool on the micra ! Definitely look better than stealies.
I've been seeing cars and trucks going to car shows with clear coat over the bad spots and primer. They even added some. It looks cool! Just a idea.
Yes, I've seen that too, some people use linseed oil or Penetrol to preserve the rust and stop it going further. These coatings aren't permanent where as the clear coat is. Some people like the clear coat others don't! I haven't decided which way to go, if I do use clear coat, it would be a matte coat over the rusty sections.
Totally different. Still looks nice.
So glad you can drive your great truck around now!
wow gorgeous truck Nigel !!! and when it started so easy i was in love lol
It's running well, but then again, it is a Ford!
@@TheBonsaiZone haha hey you said it not me XD when it comes to the classics no judging lol
Mate that is a sweet truck. Awesome and happy for you 😃😃
Thanks Sam, now I've got to start doing all the hard work with loads of soil, wood chips and gravel for the orchard!
@@TheBonsaiZone it will be worth it mate. Don't work too hard 😀😀
Dada, can you show some updates on your new greenhouse?
I haven't gotten anything done on it this year yet, it is still just a row of posts in the ground! Soon, I'll begin working on it!
Thanks. Dada hope you are well . Please ne safe.
How my hair looks now that Coronavirus has closed my barbers
You're such a great patient teacher sir! Love your work!
Thank you David!
Bold cuts you made on the ficus. But I think that the appearance will develop positively.
I think it will look quite good as it progresses, but tough decisions!
@@TheBonsaiZone The important thing is that you have a heart. With your experience, your effort will surely be rewarded.
You like picking on plants :)
They don't become a miniature tree all by themselves, this is what bonsai is all about.
That was indeed a big restyling. I bet it'll turn out great!
I think it will look good as it develops further, it's a little sparse at the moment!
Sometimes you just need to try things out. you can find a lot of things that say pines won't root from cuttings but I have successfully rooted lodgpole pine in the late winter from hardwood of last year's growth.
Thanks Paul, good to know, yes it is best to keep experimenting, learning and discovering new things!
I feel like you and Bob Ross would have been best friends! Happy little trees
I'm a fan of Bob Ross, he does sound very nice!
i have owned a bunch of trucks. that spray on bedliner is the best if you can afford it nigel. i think you can get spray cans of it and diy it too.
Thanks Mike, I have heard the spray in bedliner is very good! I like the rusty patina of the bed and just couldn't cover it up, I may be a bit strange!!!?
@@TheBonsaiZone we are all a bit strange imo haha. patina is a cool look tho.
15:56 why man im going to buy ficus tree just becase of aerial roots it’s a cool looking thing
Hi Sir
Big follower of you channel.
Kindly update on your citrus Bonsai plants..
Learned alot from you.
Regards
Ishwar Nath, India
Updates will be coming, thanks Ishwar!
Simpley nice and your hair were wild more and more^^
Yes, it's getting long! Too late to get it cut now!
You got a stlye now, very nice^^
The Ficus looks so much better now, love it! :)
I really like the transformation and looks really good, I would love to have some of your trimmings I haven’t been able to get a ficus keep up the wideos
Thanks Yvette!
Yeeees ‼️ I knew you leave that lower branch 👌
I like that lower branch, it makes the tree unique!
@@TheBonsaiZone Oh Yeah 👍
This is EXACTLY the problem I'm having with Big, my 40 yo tiger bark, Microcarpa! It's a real pain. I vigorously cut the vertical growth back and it just returns, shading out the lower and vertical branches. I even have a problem with a vertical branch that has been growing more vigorously off a primary limb than the one that SHOULD be the leader growing directly off the trunk. The vertical branches grow, the canopy starts shading out the lower branches and this poor bonsai is now filling the center window of a rather large bay window. I know of an expert who actually adds side lighting hanging down the side of the lighting stand. Of course he keeps his bonsai inside all year. He is the "ficus king". He's well respected and has an income that reflects that. He has a huge room with ceiling lights that mimic the sun and side lighting that gives the effect of June 25th 24/7, 365 days a year. But I have only two rather large bay windows that face S, SE for the winter. Most of my problems occur during the winter. I've got a vision and a plan, but first I'm going to have to do two air layerings to get the main terminal "pretender" out as well as another branch. I'm kinda choking on doing this. Mostly because Big dearly needs to be repotted and serious root work done and I can't decide which to do first. Big is seriously root bound; it's been two years. If you have time, please give me a little advice. I'm thinking I should re-pot before I air layer, since Big and Company are going to be put outside for the summer season in about four to six weeks. Perhaps I should let him recover and then do the air layering (wihich will take another six weeks). I'm afraid if I continue down this path, Big is going to be the bonsai that ate New Jersey.
The Ficus bonsai can get large very quickly and it can take a lot of difficult decisions and some hard pruning to keep then at a reasonable size! It would be best if you send me some pictures of your tree and I'll see of I can help!
thekwbonsaisociety@gmail.com
you could make a small accent plant from this liverwort for your shohin display someday, maybe with some fern in it. think that would look really nice and add some jungly swampy little touch to it :D and you like red eh? xD keep up your nice vid flow and stay healthy, thanks as always :>
An excellent idea! I do have a fern growing as an accent plant, a liverwort would be nice too!
Are there scaly insects on the left branche leafs? Or is it a brown scar on that leaf?
Nice vid! Would it be worth planting that pruned aerial root as a root cutting? I've never tried it on a ficus. Regards from Dave in Madrid
I'm sure it would grow as a root cutting, good idea, thanks!
I really enjoy watching your video's, I find them therapeutic and relaxing. I've only just started with bonsai and I'm wondering how you get the trunks on your bonsai to thicken up?
Hey Nigel, really enjoyed the journey on the truck rebuild. I do have a single question. Looking at the pictures of the frame, the frame is nice and painted. Why did you decide not to do the underside of the body and bed? Knowing you live in snow country and your truck will likely see it's share of mud, I would like to think if it were me and my build I would have taken advantage of the off frame status of the body and blasted and painted at minimum. There's an awesome coating here in the US called Linex. Spray it on anything and it'll last for a long long time.
I was expecting the underside to be painted and it would have been a good time to do it. I guess I didn't pay for that so I'll have to crawl under and do it myself. I'll have top wire brush it all down and then prime and paint it. I'm hoping to paint the underside red so it shows up against the black frame. Thanks I'll look for a good under body spray!
Just out of curiosity. I have heard you before refer to this as a ficus cutting of a cutting. I was wondering where that reference comes from.
If I've been paying the proper attention, I think Nigel grew this tree from a cutting of a tree that was also grown from cutting of his first Ficus, hence cutting of a cutting.
Now Nigel did you try to make more cuttings from the cutting? I just can't help myself I always try to grow cuttings when I prune my wife is very tolerant as long as I keep the cuttings out of the kitchen window
It has to stop somewhere! I just have too many trees and not enough space at the moment, so I didn't try and make cuttings of a cutting of a cutting!
How did you originally acquire your Norfolk Island Pine trees?
Sounds like the lazy Susan can use a lube job Nigel, maybe work it in with the tool sharpening/maintenance
I drive a nissan juke nismo and that is discontinued, and i really like my discontinued nissan too...
They are a cool car, very different, but cool!
would you do a video about all your tools? bonsai and non-bonsai-but-useful-for-bonsai tools?
I recently decided I would buy some tools, but after much research I realised I was thoroughly confused. added the fact I would have to order online, I gave up and just bought a pair of secateurs 😅
I would just start off with a pair of good branch cutters and then as you find you need another tool to do a specific operation, you can slowly expand your collection. I have done a what's in my tool box video somewhere in the past, but I couldn't find it if I tried! It is a really good idea for a video and I should make a new one just on that topic!
Thanks Katy, look for it coming soon!
Nigel Saunders, The Bonsai Zone awesome! thanks Nigel! In my research I discovered there's a lot of confused and overwhelmed beginners out there, who became more confused the more they researched, like I did. so hopefully it would be helpful for many people!
do you have a recommended size and brand of branch cutter?
because we can't go anywhere right now, and I don't have a bonsai nursery anywhere near me anyway, it's hard to have an idea of what size to get. esp if you have different sized trees..
Like vidio
looks like this tree would suit the 'Shindachi' style rather than regular 'Hokidachi'.
I'll see how it is goes in the future, I usually style my Ficus with a flatter broom style canopy, more of a Banyan style or tropical style silhouette. I think this brings it somewhere between these two styles?
@@TheBonsaiZone Hi Nigel, yes exactly its a broom style but with a dominant upright leader, Petter Warren has some in his collection. Looks like your tree is headed in a good direction though.
New Subscriber. What kind of soil mix do you suggest?? From Nebraska
Aloha! Can anyone give me some tips on how to graft Ficus Microcarpa “Green Island”? Maybe from you, Nigel? 🤗
Are you familiar with how cambium grows? If not, look into that first. Think about callous, and how you might see the stem while rooting. You want a receiving female end and a male end. The idea, obviously, is to get the callous of each piece to overlap and heal together. You might want to do species related research about hormones and what time of year is best. Do a few air layers and watch how the two pieces heal back together, just as a learning experience.
Is there a ficus with tiny leaves??
Im going to show my ignorance. What is the reason for a shallow pot? Is that to stunt the growth of the tree?
1) it makes the tree look bigger and more realistic
2) for aesthetic reasons
3) it is tradition
All these updates in a same video! Cool! And I said you'd be driving like a boss with that truck 😁
Love the new style of the ficus!
And the forest is lovely.
Would it be against all bonsai rules to have more than one species in a forest? Maybe a few spruces and birches?
Mixed forest plantings have been very popular in the past, they are one of the most difficult planting's to make. To get the scale of two or more different trees to look right is very hard, but it can be done! I have seen good ones, you need a mix of species with a similar watering requirement and a consistent leaf size and pruning routine. A very fast growing tree may not be suitable to place near a slow growing tree as the one might quickly shade out the other. You don't want to mix a large leaf tree with a small leaf tree unless you are trying to create a feeling of perspective. Have a look in Google images at mixed forest plantings and you will get a feel for what works together and what doesn't. When done right it looks awesome!
@@TheBonsaiZone Sweet, thanks! Gotta check them out, I wouldn't mind spreading my wings a bit, since I have only little space. And native trees would make a nice arrangement, I think 🤔
WOW! You sure fit a whole lot of fabulous in one video! I was weirded out by your pronunciation of Nissan. You say Niss in.... We say Knee Saan... or Knee Sahn.. I'm not sure how to spell pronunciations... LOL I thought that was neat. Thanks for the videos!
At least I don't say Datsun! I've always heard it pronounced Niss Anne in these parts. Here is a video...
th-cam.com/video/7rVisceQxLY/w-d-xo.html
Glad you liked the video!
@@TheBonsaiZone It sure is neat like a tomato, or potato pronunciation Eh! It's the first time I've noticed a different pronunciation other than for Hyundai, people have recently started pronouncing the Y ... Fascinating.. Haha! All the comments on the video say, Wrong! Hahaha! I think I will pronounce it this way now as well! It will start some great conversations! Thanks again Nigel! You are awesome :)
Hi Mr. Saunders, when is it good to move a ficus outside? do you get purplish/brown leaves? Thank you for sharing.
It is best to wait until the risk of frost is gone, as any temperatures below freezing will kill the tree. If you have a special tree, you can take it outside in the warmer daytime and then bring it back in at night. Just be sure you don't let it see freezing! It is best to slowly transition your tree to full sun, at first position it in the shade and then over 2 to 3 weeks, gradually increase the amount of sun it gets.
@@TheBonsaiZone Thank you very much, so do you leave them outside at 5C as long as there is no freezing temp or frost!! no issues?
@@paolomh113 Yes, most of my Ficus stay outside up to about 3 degrees with no problems, you do need to protect them by placing them under a cover or in a greenhouse to stop the heat reflecting into the open sky. Even with the temperature above freezing, you can still get frost develop in an open area. The only tree I have had an issue with cold temperatures, (but still above freezing) is my Kapok trees, they all died in the cold, I think they need to stay warm!
It is best to bring your Ficus trees in when the temperature dips to around 10 C at night to make sure they don't have any problems with cold weather if you can. I put a small heater in my greenhouse last year and extended the outdoor growing season by a month. it just keeps the greenhouse a little warmer on those frosty nights! You can also place the trees under a table and drape plastic over the table with a small heater running if to get your tree through one or two cold nights until the temperature goes back up.
@@TheBonsaiZone Thank you very much for your lengthy answer.
Is the Norfolk Island Pine a tropical tree?
Yes
Hi i subscribe your channel now .i have a question about roots of benjamina and i wana know how can i make roots from brach to trunk and the more details inroots that are visual.
Thank you so much
Here is a video on this...
th-cam.com/video/I2bwGRxzdgE/w-d-xo.html
🌱 good ideas. I have 4 ficus . gives me ideas .Keith Australia 2nd
Keith Douglass I have 2 ficus bonsai that are now 20 years old. I told my daughter it’s her responsibility to manage when I depart
Looks like you need to prune your hair. Either that use some copper wire and give it the wind swept look.
I think some detail wiring might do the trick!
Why don’t you try ( green conocarpus )
no seat belts in the pick up ? is that legal?
It has lap belts only, as long as the vehicle matches the safety standards of the year it was made, it is legal.
What year is your truck??
It is a 1972!
How old this truck friend.
It is 48 years old!
Nigel,I want to see you repotting your famous lemon tree this growing season.Will that happen?
You will see the Lemon tree this season for sure, but I'm not sure it is ready to re pot yet, I'll have to have a good look at it this spring and see!
Thanks for the update,will be waiting for it.....
You dont use cut paste on Ficus scars ?
The wood on a Ficus seems to last longer if exposed to air, cut paste will trap moisture in the deadwood and it will rot out more quickly. I have tried both methods and air drying the wood seems to work the best.
@@TheBonsaiZone You have to try this healing balm "Top Jin", see here:
kaneshin.shop2.multilingualcart.com/goods_en_jpy_192.html
It's my favorite, it's not like a hard paste (plasticine), it contains fungicide to protect the tree from any harm while it heals.
😁👍
Mango tree how to make bonsai
It is best to grow the tree tall until it gets a woody trunk, then prune it back hard at the height you want branches.
#Brasil
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Nigel Saunders, The Bonsai Zone lol
Nigel Saunders, The Bonsai Zone 🤣🤣🤣👍
Livermos is due to much moest
I find it growing even on my tall pots that have excellent drainage, I've even tried leaving the top of the soil drier to prevent Liverwort, but it grows on almost everything! It may be from my rainwater that I use, but it has only been a problem this last few years? Maybe once you get some growing in your area, it multiplies from spores in the air?
In my opinion i think you should make videos for the truck and the garden seaparately, and leave the vídeos for the trees just for the trees themselves.
Sir I am biggest fan of you. I need help for my channel
I would try and make your channel about you, show your interests and your lifestyle. I love watching videos about peoples in other countries. Make your videos about your journey in life, people will love this!
Thnk you so much sir I am from Pakistan and I have great passion of gardening I watch your every video. Thnk u so much for your response. Can I get any contact nmbr of your if you dont mind plz
Sry Nigel but you screw this one .
I'm just setting it up for the future, it doesn't look like much now, but it will get there!
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You got it Mary!
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What's all this first business and what happened to foist?
Too much of cars I am not interested and I do not even like cars, they make noise and pest our environment and kill many many people in accidents and by poisoning the air we breathe every day, the video is 1/3 rd Automotive 2/3 bonsai, I am really disappointed to get forced into skipping your videos, normally I would just watch and relax, now it forces me to react, to not feel annoyed by watching cars stuff, the atmosphere did change completely no more meditation.
I do not understand, why ppl think changing a working concept is a good idea - never touch a running system.
You will probably keep the numbers of watcher up high, so you will not see a difference, and this channel will improve by this change of concept, but you will lose those, who made it possible to get up in the youtube algorithm ranking in the long run, that will flood you with car fans now, the climate of this channel community will change, aggressive comments will come in shorter distances between them, and the old concept of the Bonsai zone will die in that process.
I know I do not have to watch it, nobody forces me, and I already commented on this topic once, but I just want to make sure you really understand the consequences, it is always sad when a good thing dies, but I got used to this already by age.
Well it is my last comment on this topic and I will just accept whatever u do and wish you luck with the reddit style people coming from the "Automotive Zone" of the future.
TBH I am glad there are already a lot other Bonsai Channels like "Gro Bonsai" who is already outperforming your videoquality because of his highly refined audio track, while you always keep underlaying parts with your intrusively noisy selfmade "music" (honestly, I don't see any talent there), and he is really just starting to improve his videos.
Only sad that he lacks of a good philosophical background and seems to be more focussed on the technical aspects, which is not necessarily a bad thing imo. The technical aspect really is not what made the Bonsai Zone so great for long time, it is the background, watching a thoughtful person really go rough on roots and cut down both, branches and roots, to improve his Bonsais, styled in a natural looking way while making soothing, almost intellectually sounding comments.
Cars do not add to that concept at all, not a bit. When I see you made a new video, I am since short always thinking of cars.
It is not as pleasant as a thought of the old concept.
So thanks for reading this way too large comment, I know you have so much to read every time, and I really appreciate how much you invest into our short entertaining moments we watch your videos. I wish you a good day.
Thank you once again for your comment, in these times I'm just trying to get some interesting content out to help entertain people.
Sorry that I bored you, some people will watch this content as a bit of an adventure and find it interesting to see what I am working on besides bonsai.
As for your comments about cars and trucks, if they are used responsibly, very little harm is done. I have a sister that hates cars and complains about the noise and pollution they create and then she goes and orders all her stuff from Amazon. It magically shows up at her door step and she never thinks about the air travel, boat travel and truck travel that got the package to her doorstep in the first place.
Unless you are perfect and living off grid using only nature to live, I find it hard to listen to people complaining about others. I use my truck to haul big loads to the orchard, that is why I call it the orchard truck. The car is one of the most fuel efficient cars made. That is why I show it, to try and show people that a small car can be fun and way more fuel efficient than an SUV. We always try not to use our cars and have gone for many months in the summer without ever using them. Our family cycles everywhere and we even have a three wheel trike to pick up large amounts of groceries.
I use my own music as a challenge to myself and I find the process very creative and enjoyable. It may not be the best music but it is mine.
I shouldn't judge someone from the comment section, do keep the constructive comments coming and I thank you for your opinion, but you sound like you need to relax in both life and bonsai and maybe try to expand your interests in life.
From your comments, I feel you don't sound very happy in life and are always criticizing others for trying. I hope you find some happiness my friend and maybe try starting a TH-cam channel of your own!
Try to find some fun in your life, these days we don't know how long it will be!
It is a bonsaï channel I understand people might be a little upset. As for me I don't really like cars but I like Nigel so I don't care. Just skip the parts you are not interested in that's it. Thanks Nigel for this channel I always enjoy your videos. Continue your good work!