Maple Ishizuki inspired by Master Kimura

During one of my trips in Japan I visit Master Kimura garden and I fell in love with a little red pine . I asked the master to create a rock to plant it once in Italy . Unfortunatly was impossible to import the pine so I only got the rock and after four years I got the ispiration.... a maple forest like a natural lanscape in the mountains. Hope you like this new creation by ItalianBonsaiDream.
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[@jeffhurst4744]

Love the creative thoughts and work to design and bring about this great Bonsai. Thinking outside the box. 👍

[@banjopete]

Love it, pushing the envelope.

[@TonyTickle]

Love this my friend, ALWAYS think out of the box, create, create......create!

[@MauroStemberger]

Thank you so much for the comment my friend , glad you like it

[@emiliosaita6704]

Fantastico bellissima idea complimenti 😮

[@MauroStemberger]

Grazie mille 😊

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Very beautiful forest keep up the good work mate thanks

[@MauroStemberger]

Very happy you appreciate it

[@mcbabs7495]

Merci pour la vidéo!

[@eeeealmo]

I think one group in the pot, one group in the middle, and one on the top of the rock might be less busy looking

[@MauroStemberger]

Need to see how it will evolve than we can select more

[@Bonsaicrazy]

Great video Mario
Hope the tree does well 👊👊

[@MauroStemberger]

Thank you mate ! But i m Mauro

[@Bonsaicrazy]

@@MauroStemberger shit sorry my bad
Sorry Mauro my apologies 👍👍👍

[@simonlauwerie3526]

Hello Mauro, how are you?
Why did you create only one connection from the roots to the pot?
I thought why minimum 2, 1 front and 1 back, the trees could attached more firmly to the rock?
Nice day,

[@MauroStemberger]

I did a big one in the back because i like to just see the rock in the front

[@gurkhasbonsai.7093]

❤❤❤ My inspiration Our Great Master love Always from Nepal ❤❤❤

[@MauroStemberger]

Thank u my friend

[@gurkhasbonsai.7093]

@@MauroStemberger welcome Our Master

[@JCBerner]

Great job Mauro - very inspiring - I will see if I can copy that with some smaller maples - what is the name of the rooting hormone you use?

[@MauroStemberger]

Inabar from spain

[@alvarooller9615]

Good job. Regarding irrigation... how to do it? With normal watering, will the water penetrate well into the moss and keto?

[@MauroStemberger]

Yes better from top to bottom

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂

[@danielmedeleanu368]

Complimenti MAESTRO. Non riesco a capire che tipo di radicante ai usato. Posso sapere? Grazie

[@MauroStemberger]

Si chiama inabar cercalo online

[@angiegelvez]

👏🏽👏🏽❤️

[@MauroStemberger]

Te amo bella ❤

[@bonsaisn]

👍✌️❤️🎉🎉🎉

[@raynorris135]

What was the muck composition made of

[@MauroStemberger]

Moss , akadama dust , pit moss and keto itself

[@DongNguyen-jq9td]

Too many maple branches you need to cut more branches look better lol

[@Benw3790]

Didn’t like this one boss… very creative though.

[@MauroStemberger]

What a pity you don t like it . I feel the need of experiment something mew sometimes

[@Benw3790]

@@MauroStemberger I understand! I just feel like it is more suited for conifers!! I still admire the creativeness!!! Thanks Mario! You’re one of my favorite professionals of all time.