@@TheBonsaiZone maybe with some tiny tight leafed plants like a thyme or dwarf cypress variety, I bet those would look good as a mame in front of one of those houses.
I have so many comments on this one. First, I think that the diorama bonsai style is my favorite part of your collections. I originally didn't like this design bc it was alot of work setting it up. It's beautiful now that the trees are growing and worth it. Second, I thing you should start adding a sequence of the evolution to these trees at the end of the vids. It would be amazing to watch and remember.
This is a wonderfully successful and satisfying planting. I've been following along from it's inception and it gives me joy to watch it come into itself. Thanks again for sharing your Zone wit us.
It's nice to see so many people appreciating this penjing now. Iirc many people couldn't quite tell where Nigel was taking this and hence weren't that satisfied with the videos back then. I hope it makes Nigel happy, too :)
this is amazing.......I saw you setting up this tiny village but didn't follow up O_O WOW ! ! ! ! it grew quite a lot ! ! ! ! incredible..... ! ! ! look at this mosss ! ! ! haha ! :) Looking really good ALREADY ! GREAT JOB
I'm sure the results are very satisfying after trimming by experts, thank you friends for sharing useful knowledge, best wishes for all of you. hello one hobby
The Penjing is looking like something you would come across on a hike in China. It is a great cityscape. I love Ficus trees, they grow like weeds here in SE Florida,,,..
I've taken to plant cuttings in a shallow tray in the greenhouse, shady spot with a cake dome over, the pot is slightly larger and it gets sprayed daily. Great success with all kinds of cuttings!
Namaste Nigel sir, I feel your trees grow way faster than our plants. It wonders me always..!! I seen from first vedio of this landscape, that time those were thin little cuttings. Now all looks so much growth
pinkshed 10 love love love this penjing the one i am doing of an australian old house is just begining to wake up ihope it growes as well as yours brenda
Just finished watching whole playlist from the start. I wonder if roots will start pushing houses up a bit next year, I guess you would just prune roots every other year or so .. amazing work on this Penjing village scenery! It has very realistic feel to it, some tiny birds sitting inside trees on branches could be nice touch..
Wow! What a beautiful transformation...I've been following this penjing since it's inception last year...waiting for an update on this... Thank you Nigel! Now if you could give us an update on the Ta Prohm temple project please...
great episode Nigel. i LOVE this project, cant wait to see its progress. it would be cool if the villagers have their own bonsai trees ^^ or perhaps a traveling medicine man with a cart of holistic bonsai herbs.
Hi Nigel, your penjing is looking great. Talking about your ficus ginseng, I have one too and I am using sphagnum moss around its trunk. it's great to form aerial roots in short time.
I use a Canon R with an adapted 10-18 EF lens. If I want a shallow depth of field, I have a Canon RF 35 mm F 1.8 lens too. The Canon R is a great camera for hot weather and working in greenhouses, it never seems to overheat!
Love Nigel's meticulous attention to detail! What happens to the beautiful moss once it comes indoors for winter? My attempts at keeping moss alive indoors has been a disaster.
I love this little village! Sort of off subject question: I have little luck rooting cuttings. Is there a trick to the soil? You seem to always get roots!
Wow! What a difference in just a summer! That planting is going to be just awesome! Your ficus from seed... How long was it before the aerial roots started?.... I'm soooo impatient LOL My ficus B. hates it outside. Just stops growing out there. It does far better indoors. But I want aerial roots, so I put it outside every year.
Anyone else notice the big spider dropping down in the background, between 3:10- 3:20? Good thing it was when he was standing in front by the camera or it would have landed on his head.
Is there an argument that the ficus are so vigorous that they need containing in smaller pots within the pending, to avoid a huge dense root mat that lifts the display at the surface.
Howdy Sir Nigel. Did they ever put together a collection of what everyone else did with their cuttings? Ever since you've first created this, I've been curious of all the other people.
I can't believe how much of difference one season of growing has made in that planting! That is really starting to look good.
am shocked too ! ! I just came at the very start but didn't follow up WOWWWWW ! !
Ive loved this planting since the start, but WOW has it changed in just 1 growing season! Well done Nigel
Hey Nigel,
Just a suggestion but in one of the houses you could create a mini-bonsai zone with those tiny pots you showed in another video
Great Idea, I'll do that, set up a bonsai garden!
@@TheBonsaiZone maybe with some tiny tight leafed plants like a thyme or dwarf cypress variety, I bet those would look good as a mame in front of one of those houses.
@@birder4life999 i don’t think it would look good. You can put a mame pot with that houses sizes, it doesn’t match. You will lose the sense of escale.
Brilliant idea!
Absolutely loved the music and close up tour of the village-scape at the end of the pruning, Nigel. Enjoying your art!
It's impressive how your penjing has developed. A really nice design. Your effort with this project has already paid off.
Such a beautiful planting. I felt like I could walk down that path and I love the hedges and bushes out of moss. Thank you for sharing.
I have so many comments on this one. First, I think that the diorama bonsai style is my favorite part of your collections. I originally didn't like this design bc it was alot of work setting it up. It's beautiful now that the trees are growing and worth it.
Second, I thing you should start adding a sequence of the evolution to these trees at the end of the vids. It would be amazing to watch and remember.
WOW!! The Chinese City Penjing looks so beautiful!!
Nice job with the landscaping on the penjing! It looks really cool with those moss hedges.
Always nice to see the updates too.
The roots lifting the paviment arey really cool and "natural" looking
That has to be one of the coolest things I've seen on your show Nigel
Thanks Johnny!
MOSS!!!!!!!
Also the scape is looking soooo goooood
I'm so glad a bunch of people commented on the awesome moss, it's flipping amazing...but your comment was the best; made me chuckle Aija!
The penjing looks fantastic. Very nice.
Amazing work👏
Specially the closeup video in the end really made me feel like i was in an abandoned chinese village.
One of your best works
This is a wonderfully successful and satisfying planting. I've been following along from it's inception and it gives me joy to watch it come into itself. Thanks again for sharing your Zone wit us.
It's nice to see so many people appreciating this penjing now. Iirc many people couldn't quite tell where Nigel was taking this and hence weren't that satisfied with the videos back then. I hope it makes Nigel happy, too :)
Wow, this penjing is stroke of an artist so well thought and beautiful!
Lots of nice cuttings from this planting!
That planting is going to look so cool when the trees start growing aerial roots!
I think so too! Exciting!
this is amazing.......I saw you setting up this tiny village but didn't follow up O_O WOW ! ! ! ! it grew quite a lot ! ! ! ! incredible..... ! ! ! look at this mosss ! ! ! haha ! :) Looking really good ALREADY ! GREAT JOB
Can't believe how good it looks in so little time!
This has turned into a very good scene!
Absolutely stunning! Love it!
I love it, Nigel! Excellent images on the zoom-ins and outs. Thanks for continuing to motivate me.
Thanks Dave, 1K subscribers, well done!!!
Love it!!!!!!!!!! Just amazing work. Thank you 😊
Looks super awesome Nigel! Has come a very long way already for just one year, well done on the moss too!
I'm sure the results are very satisfying after trimming by experts, thank you friends for sharing useful knowledge, best wishes for all of you. hello one hobby
Thank you! Cheers!
This is such a BEAUTIFUL design! Love everything that you have done to it.
The Penjing is looking like something you would come across on a hike in China. It is a great cityscape. I love Ficus trees, they grow like weeds here in SE Florida,,,..
I've taken to plant cuttings in a shallow tray in the greenhouse, shady spot with a cake dome over, the pot is slightly larger and it gets sprayed daily. Great success with all kinds of cuttings!
Thanks Terri, a great technique!!
Pruning one tree gives me anxiety, I can't imagine trying to prune multiple trees that all have to work together like this. Incredible Nigel
Namaste Nigel sir, I feel your trees grow way faster than our plants. It wonders me always..!! I seen from first vedio of this landscape, that time those were thin little cuttings. Now all looks so much growth
Absolutely beautiful....
Hi Nigel : I'm so glad you are feelings better.I Love your Chinese pengjing, You do such beautiful work. Take Care. Dj
The Chinese city penjing is looking awesome, what a job you did 👍 Enjoyed the updates, I also like the chefflera, quite something.
that horse swimming in the moss was funny^^
Those ficus trees grow fast and the roots just take of .I have a ficus forest I started 2 yrs ago and now it is I need of a prune back
pinkshed 10 love love love this penjing the one i am doing of an australian old house is just begining to wake up ihope it growes as well as yours brenda
Just finished watching whole playlist from the start. I wonder if roots will start pushing houses up a bit next year, I guess you would just prune roots every other year or so .. amazing work on this Penjing village scenery! It has very realistic feel to it, some tiny birds sitting inside trees on branches could be nice touch..
This planting is my favorite and im trying my own just like yours nigel, hello from south Africa
Love it; looking good!
Really nice the will be amased at the show 🤩
Wow! What a beautiful transformation...I've been following this penjing since it's inception last year...waiting for an update on this...
Thank you Nigel!
Now if you could give us an update on the Ta Prohm temple project please...
Looks great that Nigel. Well done!
The horse is a little large though, even taking perspective on board.
Fantastic job well done.
So cool! LOVE IT
Wow they've grown so much. Guess they are fast growers like willows
28:05 I wonder if one extra pillar in the middle underneath your first bonsai would help keeping the pot more stable
great episode Nigel. i LOVE this project, cant wait to see its progress. it would be cool if the villagers have their own bonsai trees ^^ or perhaps a traveling medicine man with a cart of holistic bonsai herbs.
🏡This is gorgeous Nigel🌳
Hi Nigel, your penjing is looking great. Talking about your ficus ginseng, I have one too and I am using sphagnum moss around its trunk. it's great to form aerial roots in short time.
Sounds great!
Cool design. I think you need a miniature lawn mower to keep that moss at bay.
Love from Bharat!
Beautiful video as always , Nigel can you tell what camera and lenses you use for your videos it will help me to decide which one i should go far )
I use a Canon R with an adapted 10-18 EF lens. If I want a shallow depth of field, I have a Canon RF 35 mm F 1.8 lens too. The Canon R is a great camera for hot weather and working in greenhouses, it never seems to overheat!
@@TheBonsaiZone Thanks 🙏🏼
Love Nigel's meticulous attention to detail! What happens to the beautiful moss once it comes indoors for winter? My attempts at keeping moss alive indoors has been a disaster.
I love this little village! Sort of off subject question: I have little luck rooting cuttings. Is there a trick to the soil? You seem to always get roots!
i appreciate you so much and fantastic idea
Sir how to grow mosses in the Bonsai penjing
JUST EPIC
Wow! What a difference in just a summer! That planting is going to be just awesome! Your ficus from seed... How long was it before the aerial roots started?.... I'm soooo impatient LOL My ficus B. hates it outside. Just stops growing out there. It does far better indoors. But I want aerial roots, so I put it outside every year.
you want to realize a mini set of china where you get the perfection so that it looks like real
Nigel, what are your thoughts about parlor palms as a miniature mock bamboo in a Penjing or landscape?
Anyone else notice the big spider dropping down in the background, between 3:10- 3:20? Good thing it was when he was standing in front by the camera or it would have landed on his head.
That spider is always there, the recent rain destroyed the web, but I'm sure it's re build by now!
Is there an argument that the ficus are so vigorous that they need containing in smaller pots within the pending, to avoid a huge dense root mat that lifts the display at the surface.
What type of moss is that and how do you grow it or harvest it? I can’t ever get my reclaimed moss to look that good or establish itself on my soil.
Howdy Sir Nigel.
Did they ever put together a collection of what everyone else did with their cuttings?
Ever since you've first created this, I've been curious of all the other people.
You need t-shirts that say "Pruning for the Future" and maybe one that says "That's a Hail Mary cut"
How about, "Here I go." ?
@@johnnyhag675 for sure! I'd collect the whole set
A oval pot could make it more lifelike, it's very square now..
Speaking of which, are you going to use Tigerbark ficus for the temple planting or perhaps the Natal Ficus?
It's a good possibility Dana!
I told someone yesterday that I was pruning for the future!
And planting for the future too!
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Thanks Texan Quinn!
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Amazing work on it Nigel, it is already looking awesome!
Probably the main problem with this planting is the species. A much less vigorous plant would have been more managable.
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Noice!
Spider
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Ram good!
Foist
Who's on Foist, Austin Mead that's who!!