I 'liked' all of your Zelkova videos and ordered one from your website! Pick me a good one my friend!! Thank you for the incredible work!! - Anthony Schott
Yeah I don't like the spiral twists on any tree. Some movement can be fine. I'd love to see how the tree looks in 10 years to see if the twists are a good idea or not.
I actually haven't worked with them - so I'm not sure. I do see them as street trees in CA - I would imagine they are very similar to the Japanese hornbeam - they are larger leaf than Korean.
![ประสบการณ์ จ้าง Developer ที่ผมจะไม่มีวันลืม [ภาค1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bzivN4KDg-k/mqdefault.jpg)
Just discovered your videos. Some of the best Bo said videos I’ve ever seen. Thanks.
Really interesting comparison between Japanese and Korean hornbeams. Also great repotting tips for young material - much appreciated!
Very interesting and informative,thank you very much! I love the way you show us the root work!
I 'liked' all of your Zelkova videos and ordered one from your website! Pick me a good one my friend!! Thank you for the incredible work!! - Anthony Schott
Thank you for sharing
Lovely trees, thanks
I enjoyed the video, could you please tell me what growing medium you are using?
He usually uses 90% perline with 10% organics, cocochoir I think. For trees in development.
@@Yurup Thank you.
Where do you get wire that thick yet super pliable
It's aluminum. Available on most bonsai stores online.
Could the branch you cut off be used as a cutting?
I have so far not been able to root any tree in the carpinus genus. I believe air layers would work.
I don´t see the point of these twists on deciduous trees, but that´s just my taste...😊
Grts
Kennet
You are not alone!
Yeah I don't like the spiral twists on any tree. Some movement can be fine.
I'd love to see how the tree looks in 10 years to see if the twists are a good idea or not.
Any thoughts on American Hornbeams?
I actually haven't worked with them - so I'm not sure. I do see them as street trees in CA - I would imagine they are very similar to the Japanese hornbeam - they are larger leaf than Korean.
👌👍🙂
There's 2 kind of korean hornbeams right? there's carpinus coreana and then there's the carpinus truczcqweweuczjkdxlsdfgkjdf
Yes, and I think that is the exact spelling.😁