This looks great! I think the apex is what really sells it. I'm curious about how this will respond to this kind of styling. My junipers always die back pretty hard to even light pruning with lots of brown tips and such.
really nice demonstration showing several options. I wonder though, if you had not used this tree for the video, would you have considered air-layering off the big right hand branch that you removed early on?
I have a similar juniper & im planning to tilt it in position in spring (feb) & then air layer the thicker unwanted branches before styling it in monsoon (July / August)
Hello, a question, in this case can it be transplanted into a definitive bonsai pot? or would that prevent / delay the tree foliage from completely filling and forming clouds? Thank you very much, greetings from Peru.
That's easy, get crooked tree, put in pot so it's slanted, cut a bunch of branches off, put on some wire to hold branches like dancers arms, water it, and there it is.......simple :)
sure, why not (although it would be a semi-cascade). in this case you probably use the right side for the cascade and just shorten the left trunk in about half :) easily done as well, the material just doesn't lend itself too much into a full cascade (would look kinda odd ^^). take care
@@easternleaf awesome! I was afraid a big prune would take away all the energy from the tree before dormancy. I’m in the pre-bonsai training of a bunch of junipers and I’m trying to maximize the growth
It's very cool to see you show the options available, the choices you've made, and the result afterwards. Awesome demonstration, Jason
Thank you for taking the time to teach us all new ways to look for in styling trees. Your a great teacher and I love your work.👍
All your videos are great and informative.
Nice video! You make the styling look so effortlessly...thank you for sharing your thought process and tips!
Really good video.... good explaining ! I am starting my bonsai adventure and I got a lot of inspiration from your videos.
Love how it turns out at the end. Thank you for the awesome video.
best regards, I am a bonsai from Indonesia👍👍🙏
choice of the right style of bonsai ... very beautiful❤️❤️❤️
pretty much exactly how i would've styled it as well. maybe kept the jins a little bit longer but thinner for that even higher amount of contrast
Super educational video, thanks Jason 🌳🌳😎
Great video
Very nice love how you explained it masterfully done Sir
Waao easy way but looking good of a bonsai. Stay safe friend
This looks great! I think the apex is what really sells it.
I'm curious about how this will respond to this kind of styling. My junipers always die back pretty hard to even light pruning with lots of brown tips and such.
🌳🌴🐨 hi .good info .I can see this in my junipers. still learning to sacrifice nice branches. getting there .Keith Australia
Thanks for the demo & sharing your knowledge.
really nice demonstration showing several options. I wonder though, if you had not used this tree for the video, would you have considered air-layering off the big right hand branch that you removed early on?
I have a similar juniper & im planning to tilt it in position in spring (feb) & then air layer the thicker unwanted branches before styling it in monsoon (July / August)
Super informative, thanks so much.
very much informative, thank you
I needed this .. thank you ..
Luv the music at the end
Great video.
Love this tree!
Great video. Thanks
I like it👍
Thank you for the Cool video
Its very beautiful!
Very helpful, thank you!
Great! Please update when you repot it :)
Nice .great expaination !!!👌🏾
Hello, a question, in this case can it be transplanted into a definitive bonsai pot? or would that prevent / delay the tree foliage from completely filling and forming clouds? Thank you very much, greetings from Peru.
I find the lower left branch may too heavy. It drops my eye below my perceived triangle.
Great tutorials. I have a T style bonsai. Would it be wrong to shape it and keep it ass is?
What tools do you use and what do you recommend for a newbie?
Sir wich season is best in india for prunig and repoting and wiring of chinese juniper, it's also called shimpaku .
What is aftercare going to look like?
Yep logical decisions - wish you were closer to visit and help me be logical!!
That's easy, get crooked tree, put in pot so it's slanted, cut a bunch of branches off, put on some wire to hold branches like dancers arms, water it, and there it is.......simple :)
Could you have made a cascade with this double branched tree?
sure, why not (although it would be a semi-cascade). in this case you probably use the right side for the cascade and just shorten the left trunk in about half :) easily done as well, the material just doesn't lend itself too much into a full cascade (would look kinda odd ^^). take care
Can we do this kind of work this time of year (November in North America) or is this an earlier video?
Yes, this was done this week. It's also a great time to repot!
@@easternleaf awesome! I was afraid a big prune would take away all the energy from the tree before dormancy. I’m in the pre-bonsai training of a bunch of junipers and I’m trying to maximize the growth
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