Thank you all for posting these videos, it's nice to see the transitions these bonsai go through. In order to get the trunk with that much movement I would imagine you would do it when it is in the early growing stage. How do you bend it so drastically, and would you only use a long main trunk to do so? Greeting to you all here from U.S.A. in the state of Texas, keep up the great work.
Awesome! Very good tree for begin the work and interesting design. I Hope the Next video (sorry, my english isn't good) Best regards and Thanks a lot for sharing!
Kimura’s home Bonsai I'm sorry. Says " Congratulations, great work. Greetings from the other side of the world" The traslator already played a bad Joke, hahaha!
Hello, a question if you are so kind in answer me. What tools are the essentials for bonsai? And what is the most recommended material? The master kimura of what type or brand do you use? Regards and thanks for everything
Lucky long scissors and wire cutters are the two main ones, then branch pruners and concave cutters/knob cutter. If you are just beginning then normal household tools will be just fine e.g. Scissors and secateurs, wire cutters, pliers
Una delicada rareza. Thanks for sharing
Thank you all for posting these videos, it's nice to see the transitions these bonsai go through. In order to get the trunk with that much movement I would imagine you would do it when it is in the early growing stage. How do you bend it so drastically, and would you only use a long main trunk to do so? Greeting to you all here from U.S.A. in the state of Texas, keep up the great work.
OTSUKARESAMA!!!!! Bravo!
Awesome! Very good tree for begin the work and interesting design. I Hope the Next video (sorry, my english isn't good)
Best regards and Thanks a lot for sharing!
Tom Tom Hahahaha! It was the spelling checker, not me. I'm sorry, I want to Say "best regards". I correct inmediately
Saludos desde Chile!
Thanks for tour comment. Did you watch all 4 parts?
Kimura’s home Bonsai Yes!! I Saw them just appeared published. Amazing working. Felicitaciones, gran trabajo. Un abrazo desde el otro lado del mundo!
Haha.. sorry I don’t understand.
Please write in English.
Kimura’s home Bonsai I'm sorry. Says " Congratulations, great work. Greetings from the other side of the world" The traslator already played a bad Joke, hahaha!
Sugoi!
Greetings from Australia.
Greetings from Costa Rica and thank you for sharing!!! I have a question. Was that tree always un the same pot?
Thanks
What time of year is this work being performed on this juniper? Looks like late winter / very early spring.. now..?
Robert BARNES I took video before upload to youtube only 1 week. So it’s late winter.
Hello, a question if you are so kind in answer me.
What tools are the essentials for bonsai?
And what is the most recommended material?
The master kimura of what type or brand do you use?
Regards and thanks for everything
Lucky long scissors and wire cutters are the two main ones, then branch pruners and concave cutters/knob cutter. If you are just beginning then normal household tools will be just fine e.g. Scissors and secateurs, wire cutters, pliers
Thank you Tom Tom for the answer.
Thanks, what brand is more used by the sr kimura?
Sorry for late reply. We’re so busy.
I will tell you later again.
Master Kimura doesn’t use expensive tools.
He use normal tool.
Juniper looks dead or really unhealthy