This has greatly enhanced the forest. Your design and work on bonsai is a true inspiration. Impressive forest, anyone would be proud to have in their collection.
Always a pleasure to watch Eisei-en videos, and this one was especially good. Subtle changes but note the enhanced movement to the left with what Bjorn did to the Primary Tree - awesome! Winter silhouette is great and looking forward to seeing it pop with foliage.Cameron is getting pretty dang good with mossing-up too!
Not going to lie that was pretty cool. I think the trees looked fine and happy and established and personally wouldn’t touched them but I think he did it for content and to teach us more.
I really enjoy watching bonsai 'done' and not rabbiting on about too much. When I watch videos like this I am reminded most westerners who travel to Japan to study bonsai as an apprentice have very little grasp of the language so have to just watch and learn.
I've been making slab plantings recently; will bring you some of the huge granite slabs I've found out in West, Tx whenever we have our intensive study this year. !! stoked
I like the new arrangement of trunks on the right side of the composition. It's a work in progress, and it keeps getting better and better. It must be nice not having to write and record commentary every now and then. As an observer, it makes me consider what I see and my perception and understanding of what you see. I'll look forward to seeing with leaves in the spring.
Hi Bjorn, I’ve been following a lot of your stuff both on Eisei-en and Bonsai Empire. How have you created this group? There was one tree you added / edited that looked root-bound, as if it had come from a pot perhaps. Thanks for your guidance and that of the community of experienced bonsai artists. The videos are as peaceful as bonsai itself, and a much needed foil to the craziness of covid. Thanks again!
Well done Bjorn just doing some fine Tune adjustments to make the Forest Better in the Long Haul. Did the Snow Storm hurt anything? Thanks for the Video
That was a pleasure to watch and to listen to. What was the music called? No doubt this will be one of those videos that will be on forums with a statement saying they "want to see it in six months. I bet it will be ruined".
THE MUSIC IS PERFECT CHOICE!! i cant help but to feel sad for the tree as they made a strong bound to one another, and you are taking them apart, but keeping them close. I almost feel like if you were to completely separate them from each other they would die. but they can still sense each other, feel each other even when they are no longer bound to each other.
Nice work! Only comment would be to maybe put up a side by side of the original/new composition at the end, or fade from one to the other. Are these shishigashira?
@@dougfre2393 Shishi has the same characteristics, the internodes are almost non-existent (based on the one I have). I'm not really familiar with Sharps Pygmy.
Most likely these were seed grown acer palmatums rather than grafted cultivars. Grafts can mess up the trunks. Shishigashira will root fairly well so air layers are a possibility. Bijou is a yellow bark cultivar. Shishigashira and mikawa both make neat architectural trees though.
@@orpheus1180 yeah I've worked on several of each. I figured they were seedlings, just that the bark and the short internodes made me think of Shishigashira.
Small changes - proceeds to relocate half the forest. Nice one Bjorn. Love this type of Bonsai.
I light up with joy when I see a new Eisei-En video
This has greatly enhanced the forest. Your design and work on bonsai is a true inspiration. Impressive forest, anyone would be proud to have in their collection.
Always a pleasure to watch Eisei-en videos, and this one was especially good. Subtle changes but note the enhanced movement to the left with what Bjorn did to the Primary Tree - awesome! Winter silhouette is great and looking forward to seeing it pop with foliage.Cameron is getting pretty dang good with mossing-up too!
Great job Bjorn!!!!! I love watching your Japanese maples videos! So beautiful!
Sehr Starker Wald ,ich mag deine Bäume ,den hätte ich auch gerne, deine Videos sind jedes mal top, man lernt jedes mal.
Beautifully done and shot Bjorn. A wonderful lesson in subtlety.
WOW, what you did, really did enhance the overall design and appearance.
Woooow this forest is simply awesome! I appreciated a lot of your job. Very compliments Bjorn 👏👏👏👏😀
Not going to lie that was pretty cool. I think the trees looked fine and happy and established and personally wouldn’t touched them but I think he did it for content and to teach us more.
Beautiful. I love the forest bonsais!
Dare i say it but magnificent is the only word that comes to mind. Thanks for sharing
I really enjoy watching bonsai 'done' and not rabbiting on about too much.
When I watch videos like this I am reminded most westerners who travel to Japan to study bonsai as an apprentice have very little grasp of the language so have to just watch and learn.
0:10 Before and After 4:45 - Very impressive!
After is better, you're right. Appreciate the Elm Lake music to change forests by, too.
Beautiful work.
I've been making slab plantings recently; will bring you some of the huge granite slabs I've found out in West, Tx whenever we have our intensive study this year. !! stoked
Stunning video. Thank you.
Beautiful!
Fantastic!!!!!
Beautiful composition.
Amazing florest !!! Amazing job. 👏👏
Absolutely beautiful
Un bello bosque, y un trabajo técnico muy bien llevado acabo. Saludos!!!!
Beautiful
very nice. unique style
Wonderful.
Bharat se aap ke liye bahut sara love guru g❤️🙏
Great work...
SO awesome
amazing! inspired me to create the trident maple forrest ive been waiting to do
great work.
Awesome!!!
Bold with the root cutting i see
I like the new arrangement of trunks on the right side of the composition. It's a work in progress, and it keeps getting better and better.
It must be nice not having to write and record commentary every now and then. As an observer, it makes me consider what I see and my perception and understanding of what you see.
I'll look forward to seeing with leaves in the spring.
Amazing. Could you make a video on how to develop the individual trees into these shapes?
So good!!!~~👍
Thanks !!! good job !!!!
Loved it!
Hi Bjorn, I’ve been following a lot of your stuff both on Eisei-en and Bonsai Empire. How have you created this group? There was one tree you added / edited that looked root-bound, as if it had come from a pot perhaps.
Thanks for your guidance and that of the community of experienced bonsai artists. The videos are as peaceful as bonsai itself, and a much needed foil to the craziness of covid. Thanks again!
Good change of posición and adding
Amazing work. 👏🏻
Well done Bjorn just doing some fine Tune adjustments to make the Forest Better in the Long Haul. Did the Snow Storm hurt anything? Thanks for the Video
A commentary on why you did what would’ve been nice!
The pictures kinda speak for themselves...just watch and learn
@@abstract200 I still want a commentary!
@Albin Usca just to fill the gaps.
Beautifull 🙏🏻
I would love to see what it looks like with all the leaves on I do a little Bonsai myself
Beautifulllll....
Wow super
Amazing
Amazing. What maple is it?? Thanks for sharing.
Awesome 🤩
❤
That was a pleasure to watch and to listen to. What was the music called?
No doubt this will be one of those videos that will be on forums with a statement saying they "want to see it in six months. I bet it will be ruined".
THE MUSIC IS PERFECT CHOICE!! i cant help but to feel sad for the tree as they made a strong bound to one another, and you are taking them apart, but keeping them close. I almost feel like if you were to completely separate them from each other they would die. but they can still sense each other, feel each other even when they are no longer bound to each other.
❤️❤️❤️
This is truly amazing! Approx. how old are the trunks in this forest?
Looks more even now
Thats pretty!
This was my first... I am at peace.
Luar biasa
Nice work! Only comment would be to maybe put up a side by side of the original/new composition at the end, or fade from one to the other.
Are these shishigashira?
My guess is Sharps Pygmy. Short internodes but fine branching. Not an expert, just a guess!
@@dougfre2393 Shishi has the same characteristics, the internodes are almost non-existent (based on the one I have). I'm not really familiar with Sharps Pygmy.
Very nice 👍 wish I could do that, lol 😂
Wow sempurna
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. My son bought me a Bonsai growing kit, I have to grow the trees from seed. 😳🙂🙏🏼💚🌱
Why is this not bleeding after it gets cut. Surely it’s too late to prune maples. I thought.
Are those 'Shishigashira'? Hard to tell in the video. That's one of my favorite varieties along with 'Mikawa yatsubusa' and 'Bihou'
Most likely these were seed grown acer palmatums rather than grafted cultivars. Grafts can mess up the trunks. Shishigashira will root fairly well so air layers are a possibility. Bijou is a yellow bark cultivar. Shishigashira and mikawa both make neat architectural trees though.
@@orpheus1180 yeah I've worked on several of each. I figured they were seedlings, just that the bark and the short internodes made me think of Shishigashira.
Are you able to buy keto in the States?
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That’s really lively but do maple leaves not grow to big ?
What kind of Japanese maples are these?
Shishigashira?
Driving me nuts. What song is this?
The 2 in the center that criss cross bug me a lil bit.
Not enough Pinus jokes :P
5 people gave this a thumbs down.
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Talk is cheap.... Seeing is Beliebering... ASMR Bonsai is bjorn.
wheres the next clump maple video ?
So sad that Bonsai U is now behind a paywall :(
Isn't this the Bonsai he created when he was like 12 years old?
Don’t think so, pretty sure that was a clump styl
No the one he did when he was 12 was a kobudachi/clump style, with fused trunks, not a forrest.
So fake.....Send it to me to confirm its real😀
Damn the close up shots are really cool, rly shows how majestic this bonsai is and also a very cool pov
Amazing