i think you know deep inside which style will suit you best. whatever happens it will be beautiful... ultimately as we all say, there is no right or wrong in the world of Master Chang's school of bonsai!
I love what you’ve done it kind of reminds me of a person leaning over to embrace a hug, with the two arms reaching! You’ve done great! I love watching your craft and it’s inspiring me to doom town I have eleven young Red Maple seedlings that will be one year old in June they overwintered outside and they have a single bud on the terminal stem and can’t wait to watch them age! Thanks for inspiring me
This is perfect for me I just rescued a juniper that my husband pulled out of my garden last week. Im going to leave it for this year in a pot. But next year im planning to start training it. Your video helps me think about what to do and the best way forward. Thank you xx
Its fascinating watching you work the tree. I like a cascading tree because of the drama it creates. I am learning a lot in watching your videos. Thanks
I don't have any pics of my former collection. I had a few Bristlecone pines that I had cascaded and one was a three branch. Think wind blown Jinned apex then cascade. I grew them from seeds so about a thirty year project for them. LOL. I had a modified chest freezer for them to have a winter once in a while. Arms wide open seems to me what the tree is most suited for. Keep up the good work.Take care and stay safe.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq Thank you, that is very kind of you. I am now my wife's caregiver and don't quite have the time to devote to Bonsai. She is getting better and hopefully soon I will get to start over. Take care and stay safe.
I like your last idea of making the right branch shorter with a jin. I was seeing that from the start... I think that the two side by side cascading branches attracts stronger attention to those somewhat parallel lines and takes away from the visual of the rest of the tree. Also...I think a tree in nature that had two main cascading branches as such might be more vulnerable to strong winds....which might break off either branch in a storm....so I really like the idea of keeping the one cascading branch and shortening the other with a jin branch.... It kind of tells a story for the tree. :-) I love your openness and sharing....and learning more from your years of dedication and experience with your trees.
I have never had an issue with multiple branches in a cascade. It’s all in the end results. I have a bumper trees and lantana with more then one branch in cascade. They look good.
I like your design. Staying out of the norm is cool. I believe that the person with a vision of their tree is the true creator. Whatever decision you make is cool with me. Great pruning tutorial by the way.
I just bought a blue carpet juniper. I am so very glad to see this. I believe Imay have already killed it within one week with too harsh of root trimming
I would shoot for the double branch. If the upper doesn’t work out, you can always turn it into a Jin. If neither works out, you can have a gin and tonic. 😊
Accentuate the interesting cascading branch--the other branch is a distraction. Jins are okay, but they can be overused and thus become distractions. I might also minimize the top, non-cascading growth--again, to accentuate the cascading branch.
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq other solution I did to a procumbens juniperus was to split the trunk in two with an axe and a hammer. Two trees in one! And I think you can do with this tree.
You are the Master but I would like to see the right branch become the most important one and the left one, the cascading one, to be l as important. Please excuse my poor skill
The double branch sounds like a beautiful project I also like your vision when shaping your Bonsai
thanks!
i think you know deep inside which style will suit you best.
whatever happens it will be beautiful...
ultimately as we all say, there is no right or wrong in the world of Master Chang's school of bonsai!
You've got! 🙂
I love what you’ve done it kind of reminds me of a person leaning over to embrace a hug, with the two arms reaching! You’ve done great! I love watching your craft and it’s inspiring me to doom town I have eleven young Red Maple seedlings that will be one year old in June they overwintered outside and they have a single bud on the terminal stem and can’t wait to watch them age! Thanks for inspiring me
Thanks for sharing what you see in the tree! I appreciate your support!
Oh maaan I’m so pumped I stumbled on this channel
Am I supposed to say congratulations? 🙂
Thanss for the encouragement.
Welcome to a wonderful community!
This is perfect for me I just rescued a juniper that my husband pulled out of my garden last week. Im going to leave it for this year in a pot. But next year im planning to start training it. Your video helps me think about what to do and the best way forward. Thank you xx
Have fun with it!
Its fascinating watching you work the tree. I like a cascading tree because of the drama it creates. I am learning a lot in watching your videos. Thanks
thanks!
I don't have any pics of my former collection. I had a few Bristlecone pines that I had cascaded and one was a three branch. Think wind blown Jinned apex then cascade. I grew them from seeds so about a thirty year project for them. LOL. I had a modified chest freezer for them to have a winter once in a while. Arms wide open seems to me what the tree is most suited for. Keep up the good work.Take care and stay safe.
Wow! I have much to learn from you! What you did is admirable!
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq Thank you, that is very kind of you. I am now my wife's caregiver and don't quite have the time to devote to Bonsai. She is getting better and hopefully soon I will get to start over. Take care and stay safe.
I like your last idea of making the right branch shorter with a jin. I was seeing that from the start...
I think that the two side by side cascading branches attracts stronger attention to those somewhat parallel lines and takes away from the visual of the rest of the tree.
Also...I think a tree in nature that had two main cascading branches as such might be more vulnerable to strong winds....which might break off either branch in a storm....so I really like the idea of keeping the one cascading branch and shortening the other with a jin branch.... It kind of tells a story for the tree. :-)
I love your openness and sharing....and learning more from your years of dedication and experience with your trees.
I have never had an issue with multiple branches in a cascade. It’s all in the end results. I have a bumper trees and lantana with more then one branch in cascade. They look good.
Have fun!
I like your design. Staying out of the norm is cool. I believe that the person with a vision of their tree is the true creator. Whatever decision you make is cool with me. Great pruning tutorial by the way.
Thx
😊
Nice video again. I love it the way you have it it’s unbelievable great nothing is the same
Hmmm! Great nothing?
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq it’s great the way it is thanks again
I just bought a blue carpet juniper. I am so very glad to see this. I believe Imay have already killed it within one week with too harsh of root trimming
Always compensate by cutting off more greens on top...the trick is balance how much water the roots cna push and the leaves evaporate...
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq Wow! Thank you! This is my very first attempt at bonsai. I really appreciate the advise!
Unconventional is always good!
OK!
Keep it! I like the unconventional
Got it!
Second apex sounds interesting 😊
It is!
I think the first design two branches going in separate directions is nicer
OK!
I'm sure you'll make a beautiful two arms cascade as you already see it.
OK!
Let's see how plant responds.
I'm a believer that the plant has the first vote. It may have a different idea all together.
Not much choice it has 🙂
Vidéo très intéressante, un grand merci!
Merci!
Love❤
I would like two cascading branches wide open, one shorter than the other.
Thank you.
I think so too
I would shoot for the double branch. If the upper doesn’t work out, you can always turn it into a Jin. If neither works out, you can have a gin and tonic. 😊
Ok
Ok 😊
Accentuate the interesting cascading branch--the other branch is a distraction. Jins are okay, but they can be overused and thus become distractions. I might also minimize the top, non-cascading growth--again, to accentuate the cascading branch.
Thanks for the feedback!
For me the extra branch needs to go off. And a Jin close to the trunk.
aThat would look fine...Then we have to deal with "why natrure causes that branch to die off. Right?
@@MiltonChang-ee6rq other solution I did to a procumbens juniperus was to split the trunk in two with an axe and a hammer. Two trees in one! And I think you can do with this tree.
Mayby the double branch with a little twist to the right...
You are the Master but I would like to see the right branch become the most important one and the left one, the cascading one, to be l as important. Please excuse my poor skill
Two arms down but right one shorter
I agree!
👍👌🙂
Second apex!
🙏🙏🙏🌳🎄🌲🥰🥰🥰
Go with your original thought
Jin the branch please
OK!
no arms, sumo shohin 😅
I'm always against rules and convention.
Reminds me of traditions...Doing something for the sole purpose of it always being done.
That bores me.
My reputation I dance to a different tune, which I consider as a compliment 🙂