Trident Maple - Selecting from Field Grown Material - Bonsai Technique - Baikoen Bonsai Club

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In this episode in our series of bonsai techniques we will be covering what to look for when selecting a field grown material. The purpose of this progression series is to learn how take a tree from a grown material into a bonsai. When selecting a tree you look for the following things: trunk size, movement, taper, branch structures, nebari and others. This video will be in conjunction of a series where we will dive deeper into trident maple species. So please join us in this new series. If you enjoy these videos please like, subscribe and leave a comment below!
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Ed Clark
Round Valley Bonsai Nursery
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[@robertlinek3807]

Can I ask what are the approximate price ranges of these field grown tridents?

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Ranges $150-1000 based on age

[@kylegrunden5977]

Start a bonsai now and pass it down to your kin

[@NoenkGalleryBonsai]

Amazing material bonsai 😍👍...nice to meet you new friend 🖐️🖐️

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Thank you for watching

[@monkichiboi4003]

i wish we could get a mic on ed it was hard to hear
but it sounded like he said first goal is to cut the roots in half and take the top off trunk but dont touch the branches but then later when you let it push growth also make sure no knuckling can happen

[@BaikoenBonsai]

He was coming down with a cold didn’t want to hassle over with a mic

[@BaikoenBonsai]

But yes. Cut rootball and select primary lines

[@gregoryh4601]

Does Ed Ship Trident maples ? What are the Prices and can Ed use this Video to get a Trident Maple for me or can you help. Thanks. Greg of Ohio

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Yes Ed does ship. Window is coming up soon. Ranges with age more than size $150-1000.

[@gregoryh4601]

@@BaikoenBonsai Tom thanks so much for info on Ed’s Bonsai Trees? Hope I can get one. It be my First.

[@gregoryh4601]

@@BaikoenBonsai Tom thanks some Much for info on Ed’s bonsai Trees. Tom have you ever Been at Yamaguchi Bonsai Nursery? Or Takashima Bonsai ? Just asking. Greg

[@BaikoenBonsai]

@@gregoryh4601 takashima never heard of them. You should drill down my old videos. th-cam.com/video/a2Tgmn-ChTM/w-d-xo.html

[@andrewt1176]

God I wish we had something like this in Australia….

[@BaikoenBonsai]

You got the land grow some in the ground!

[@andrewt1176]

@@BaikoenBonsai just have to wait a short 10-15 years. The one you bought is great. I’m interested to see if new roots shoot from the large cut sites

[@BaikoenBonsai]

@@andrewt1176 Ahha like I always say you are paying for time. Tridents are pretty tough. I whacked off more before and they shrug it off. Only weak tridents I seen sulk for a year then bounce back the following.

[@MrArtisticle]

What did you pay for the one you selected just out of curiosity?

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Mid range of Ed prices

[@KimNguyen-vg1ns]

may i ask what the nursery name please

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Round Valley Nursery in Lindsay California owners are Ed and Linda Clark. Contact information is the description of the video

[@paulkendeffy8893]

Does ed ship?!

[@BaikoenBonsai]

Yes. Thank you for watching