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Transforming an Apple Tree Into a Semi Cascade Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2021
- David Easterbrook unwires and redesigns a young apple tree into a semi cascade bonsai.
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Thanks for sharing my passion for bonsai
This was lovely, David! I like the tip about how wiring young thin trees might look unnatural at first but not to worry because it will look better with age.
Beautiful work David
I love the movement and flow on this little guy!
Thanks! He just needs the best ingredient. A little time.
Très intéressant, merci pour la vidéo!
Thanks David
My pleasure Rory!
Love it. Keep the videos coming!
Fun shape to play with. Just worked on my apple trees today.
Hope this demo inspired you :)
@@BonsaiSociety yep
Beautiful demonstration!! I really enjoyed your style and elegance, as bonsai master and as person! I was very sad to read about those comments on your Instagram story, please ignore people like that one🙏
Very nice
Glad you enjoyed the demo!
Enjoyed the video thanks. Could you do a video on crab apple bonsai please
Noce job David. I made the mistake of leaving wire on too long. But I have a few where it has abbed some interesting character, which, on my ficuses I further enhanced by dilburitly added more scars with semi parallel wiring. Gnarly yes, but interesting too. One elm is looking good from the same treatment. Love the videos
How fast do mulberry wire scars heal?
i just bought a dwarf lilac and turned it to a semi cascade too, very interested how you will grow yours
hello! I admire your work and strive to have beautiful bonsai like youself.
I am new to the art of bonsai but 2 years ago I grew 2 lemon saplings from some seeds. I decided to put them outside this year and they did really well but now it's getting too cold for them to be outside and want to bring them inside. Any tips for transitioning/growing them inside? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I need to repot them into better soil as well.
Very interesting to see this. I have 6 apple seedlings. I'm sure it will be a few years yet until I get to start designing. How old is the tree?
6 years old. But as I said it was from a root cutting!
Pretty big wire scars on the main trunk. Are apple trees pretty resilient about healing over scars like that, or is it a flaw that it will have for the medium-to-long-term future?
They heal over so quickly it's incredible! One year and it will be gone
@@BonsaiSociety That's great to know! What are some other species that handle wire scars really well?