Trophy 2020 (Itoigawa Juniper)

Grafting is a technique like any other that can be used to further your design goals. What grafting does so efficiently is allow for the placement of the foliage of your choice onto the plant with a bad tipe of foliage and in the position of your choice. Grafting also allows for roots to be added at any location along the lifeline to make a juniper shorter or to remove problematic root formations. Because grafting is such a versatile tool it can accomplish the transformation of mediocre material into great material and given the right placement and design decisions. In this video Mauro Stemberger and his Team work on a huge Sonare Juniper from japan grafted Itoigawa Juniper a better tipe of foliage for develop a fantastic tree for the future. Mauro explains why grafting technique is so important and the goals for this transformation.

[@MrChaves1213]

Hi Mauro,
Thank you all your videos, all ways we learn a lot with you.

[@briankavanagh7191]

What a tree, Mauro and the team congratulate yourselves.👏

[@HansKaramottoBonsai]

Only great technique combined with great artistry made this rebirth and improvement of a famous old masterpiece possible! You are a very complete Bonsai artist and an example to us all! 👏👍👍
Thanks for posting!🙏👍
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.

[@chrislebbos2637]

That tree was absolutely gorgeous! Great video! Thank you.

[@richarddolan128]

Wow, very nice tree, and excellent job walking thru the styling process. Overall results are amazing! I would really like to see a demo on the actual grafting process, I have many junipers, including some collected trees with less desirable foliage that would benefit from grafting. I find that my larger trees keep more compact foliage, while some of the smaller collected trees have so much energy they tend to be harder to keep compact foliage. Thanks, and keep the videos coming!

[@camilo682]

Great tree and even better demonstration! Thank you!

[@felixmartinezarconada8003]

Como siempre fantástica demostración de maestría, enhorabuena.

[@JohnnyGreenroom]

best demo - when it has such a story and its your own tree with much history and care. Congratulations on the successful transformation Mauro - I expect to see 1st place prize with this in some years. Parabens meu amigo!

[@sationobudi1706]

Maestro Mauro, salut untuk kesabaran dan kreativitas anda!!

[@TyphoNxX7]

Es una pasada escucharte Mauro, se aprende muchísimo contigo. Espero poder ver alguna demostración tuya en directo algún día!!
Un saludo

[@carloscruz6536]

Excellent video and information 👍👍🇵🇷

[@NimrodTargaryen]

Excellent Mauro

[@christopherfrechette]

What a beautiful tree... inspirational

[@EduardoSantos-qj2ni]

Amazing job Mauro!
You are fantastic Man!!!
👍👏👏👏

[@shaahidally769]

Master👌🇿🇦

[@ayushkawalgaonkar2318]

Congratulations 👍

[@rainerquinten1050]

Begabung und Kunst

[@bryan.holmes]

Wow, lots of useful info and what a gorgeous tree! Would you tell me please where exactly in Brazil you found this itoigawa type? I guess it was in São Paulo because of the Japanese community, right? But where exactly?

[@pablotapia5847]

Alfredo es de bolivia no brasil

[@hendramahendra7494]

Orang Indonesia ada yg mampir gak? 🇲🇨