Once you start to learn the basics of Bonsai, you start to understand just why a tree like this costs $200k, the amount of man-hours, knowledge and skilled hands that have worked on it adds to the value, it's like a priceless art piece that has been continually added to by each caretaker every year.
My whole family can do it literally my nephew is 4 and he can do it we all do it as a family it’s literally so easy- some times I feel like where tricking people it’s sad
@@robloxgacha9177 it's not about how easy or hard it is. it's about the effort, time and care that generations of extraordinarily skilled people put into it for centuries, that make the price of these bonsai. they are also all unique, but of course that is also the case for the cheap ones. you can have a bonsai from 10 bucks upwards at walmart. there's nobody being tricked that just wants to have a nice little tree in a pot. but people that are willing to pay big money are usually the ones that know the criteria that make a pricey bonsai worth it's price..
Never watched Pawn Stars or even entered a pawnshop (no reason!), so I'll have to take your word for it. Does watching the film, "The Pawnbroker" (starring the immortal Rod Steiger) count? Here's a film clip: th-cam.com/video/5clBF38sqqw/w-d-xo.html
This tree is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. The balance between the deadwood and the live tree as well as the movement are just unbeleivable. I totally agree that the price tag on this is on point.
i think it's more like a thing between friends rather than anything that is mentioned. Like "lol look at my video i made, you called me while i was recording it" And that friend will always be a part of his youtube video.
K. Looking at a tree like this, after looking at a lot of different channels and having admired Bonsai for a while, I can absolutely start to appreciate the reasons a tree is valued like this. And the work you did for it is amazing. It's gorgeous.
If this beautiful tree could only hear the music used in this video it would surely weep tears of anguish. P. S. Although I commented on this video over two years ago I have no memory at all of doing so. Maybe I should be a bit worried?
20 or so years ago a common juniper bush was planted outside my kitchen window and it has had a slow steady growth. I have had an interest in bonsi but I have never attempted to create a tree. As I looked at this great video I thought about what it would look like if this thick juniper that is about 4 inches in diameter but only about 2 foot or less tall. I will take a picture and send it to you. I probably should wait until deep winter before digging it up in order to not kill it.
I'd honestly recommend spending a few years practicing with less special trees first, to build up some skills before going all in on something so old. Also, if you re-pot it you have to wait at least a year before putting too much stress on it, the stress of re-potting alone, if it spent it's whole life in the ground, is pretty shocking to the plant for a good long while. You may also consider potting it in a very large pot at first, and then year by year reducing the pot a little bit until it is the ideal size. Some people just go straight for it, but a tree that is over 20 years old is special. I'd go and buy a dozen or so trees of the same species to practice on.
TH-cam: Do you want to see a guy work on a bonsai that costs about as much as a house Me panicking inside: whatever you do Don’t f up on a bonsai with this price tag you’ll only need to mess up once before you back to square one and or gone
Although it is 90% of the time that music is distracting for the video (even I make that mistake) this was unbearable. I know I can mute audio but, man, use something softer. Anyhow the bonsai trees are phenomenal. Your work is also fantastic on them.
These people commenting doesnt know how many generations/years pass, in order to create such piece. The price is kinda bargain if you think about the time and effort of people before him to create such art.
no, its actually not worth the price. if you ever research bonsai... you can realize that the price is actually paid by NON-bonsai enthusiasts who don't actually know anything about bonsai. i think people in the youtube-verse need to do more research... outside of youtube.... go to your local bonsai society.
The only reason it does not cost more is because it isn't demanding in resources and can be done concurrently with other projects. Still, the sheer amount of effort that is put into each one of those is something to behold.
5:00 The music at the end makes me imagine the tree walking toward the camera in slow motion while flicking a lit cigarette onto a trail of gasoline with a ball of flame in the background.
@@BillWalters-kx8sw san means mr or sir. So Mr. Miyagi would have been called Miyagi-san in Japan. It also adds a bit of formality while talking to someone
I messed up, I got into Bonsai at 13, and spent money I had been saving for over a year to buy my first tree and supplies to care for it. The tree caught root rot and I felt such a level of failure that I gave up the hobby. Here I am 17 years later giving it another go. This time I accept that I may lose some trees, so this month I am planting 500 trees with some in the ground, and some in pots (incase they need to come inside for winter). I'm using a combination of seeds and cuttings of around 20 species. I have been spending entire days searching and hunting for trees that I want, and asking the owners if I can take around a dozen small cuttings. I want to have roughly 1000 in my greenhouse by next spring. Looking forward to taking dormant cuttings and seeds from some Japanese Maples once they are wintered. The temptation to just buy a tree is pretty strong, but I must be patient.
try looking for some 10, 20, 50 year old stressed trees growing on a roadside bank or some hard place where you can carefully rescue it and transform it into a bonsai. Another option is getting old plants that people want to discard from their garden, cutting them back or breaking the top off and turning them into a bonsai. This $200K tree started off as a prostrate conifer, probably discarded or unwanted in someone's garden but then rescued to begin life as a bonsai.
If you don't respect don't expect, it's simple... professional Bonsai scissors run at 25000 USD and the tree alone takes 24 hour care from a trained master.. It's an art not known to most if only a select few
So why would the tree be grafted so late in life? Is it because the original wood no longer could transmit sap so a new trunk was started? Is there a limit how many times that can be done?
It's art, I'm surprised it's not more $$, you have to keep the art alive in addition to styling it. Wish we had a before/after shot. Gorgeous work, love how you put it into context for us. You earned your place there. "Masterpiece" is the right word.
I wish I could get a super close look at something like this. I have several small trees, and I'm struggling to learn styling. Maintanance I am getting pretty well, but in my collection, I have 2 small Shimpaku Junipers, and would LUV to get a close up view of how these branches were wired. Mine looks like pom-poms....Fantastic tree....but not the most expensive Bonsai I've seen....};-}
Most bonsai take decades to grow which is usually why it’s worth so much. Bonsai also takes a lot of patience. You don’t see the results of an idea until a few years later
I came across your videos. And I'm glad I did. I admire your commitment, vision, and courage. Do you have to answer to anyone when you shape a bonsai? I'd be nervous for sure. Aloha from Hawai'i.
Another difference is it only takes a short while to manufacture a Lamborghini, but a tree like this takes years and years and years of work and constant care.
*Goes back to youtube homepage* God finally I can go to sleep and end my odd video streak. Wait a second what... Wha... $200K Bonsai tree?! No way this I GOTTA see!
a question: I noticed on several Bonsai with dead wood (?) that there is a color difference. Is that only due to the fact that the dead parts lost the bark and went through a natural bleaching process over time due to the sunlight etc. or do you paint / coat the dead wood to keep it intact longer? or both?
Supply and demand? When I was about 11 or 12 my neighbor who cared for a collection taught me to care for them so she could do things like go away for a weekend, or a week. Most of the tree's were well over a couple hundred years old. They need at least every other day watering, monitoring, location change due to weather. And much more than casual knowledge or something that can be learned from reading a couple books. They are a lifetime commitment or they will be a worthless shrub, or dead one, in no time.
i really appreciate the effort that goes into something like this. much more impressive than a nice car or a house. this shit takes several peoples dedications over several generations. truly amazing
Amazing. I don't know anyone in the same era and age as Byorn that has this level of skill when it comes to refinement etc. I think fujikowa school is definitely understated and deserve much more credit. I put them in the same league as Kimura school
The drastic improvement of music from your earlier videos, gives the magnificence of this tree a run for it's money 😉. Very impressive! (The tree and music improvement alike)
@@imjustaguy4340 Not only sunlight (which would be provided next to a window) but also the change of temperature throughout the seasons. Unless you want to get your house down to 0°C during winter so that you can keep a Juniper alive inside, you'll have to choose a different plant.
I cant believe how risky they are with moving it. If the guy at 6:06 who has his WHOLE BODY within the nook of the tree slipped or moved up too quickly he could snap the main trunk...
Firstly anyone saying that that's a crazy price for a Bonsai clearly don't realize it's a literally living art piece. That takes over a decade to make. It can live forever if maintained. Normal art pieces be out of canvases for instance can go for 2 million and it only took 1 month to make or one day. Those can't compare to living art such as this. So 200k is a bargain for this grandiose beauty.
Aren't they like this expensive because of how long and how much care goes into taking care and shaping and pruning goes into making one, like there are some hundreds of years old right?
Mate, if this bonsai costs 200K, how much cost the maintenance of it?, is a big honor put your hand in a beauty like that, but also there is a big responsibility too involved. There is any kind of insurance for those kind tress? Excellent job man.
Dude this is the first video I’ve seen from this channel, and you definitely gained a sub. So amazing to see behind the curtain of the bonsai art. You’re an amazing artist!
The Art of Bonsai predates Japan, going back to China. It's an ART FORM, like paintings, sculptures or any other artistic expression. Considering that many of these high end Trees are several hundred years old, maintained and trained all that time, cost is going to be there.
So is the white part of the tree trunk dead wood? if so how does it manage to live with it attached/ how does it not break up the dead wood with the growth?
That is amazing and absolutely stunning how old is that tree and there's no way that costs 200 dollars! That's not even possible! I collect Bosnia and have paid many thousands for just one of that caliber!! We aren't talking about Wal-Mart Bosnia!!
My mom used to have one of those circular trimmed bushes. As kids we used to hide in the center of the bush cause it was hollow. Of course the thing withered miserably, but the memories.
Once you start to learn the basics of Bonsai, you start to understand just why a tree like this costs $200k, the amount of man-hours, knowledge and skilled hands that have worked on it adds to the value, it's like a priceless art piece that has been continually added to by each caretaker every year.
My whole family can do it literally my nephew is 4 and he can do it we all do it as a family it’s literally so easy- some times I feel like where tricking people it’s sad
@@robloxgacha9177 it's not about how easy or hard it is. it's about the effort, time and care that generations of extraordinarily skilled people put into it for centuries, that make the price of these bonsai. they are also all unique, but of course that is also the case for the cheap ones. you can have a bonsai from 10 bucks upwards at walmart. there's nobody being tricked that just wants to have a nice little tree in a pot. but people that are willing to pay big money are usually the ones that know the criteria that make a pricey bonsai worth it's price..
Smoll tre
Rick from Pawn Stars said the best he can do is a $100 and $50 store credit. Look he's running a business and needs to make a profit.
Adam Kendall ... I found this particularly funny.
omg, I was about to comment "Rick from Pawn stars would say the best I could do is $20"
3DayPriest I mean to be honest it's going to sit on the shelf for months before someone buys it.
Never watched Pawn Stars or even entered a pawnshop (no reason!), so I'll have to take your word for it. Does watching the film, "The Pawnbroker" (starring the immortal Rod Steiger) count? Here's a film clip: th-cam.com/video/5clBF38sqqw/w-d-xo.html
That was before he called up his buddy who is a bonsai expert
all of this and he doesn't even have a pair of $35,000 bonsai scissors... smh
Thinking the exact same thing :)
Yeah noob :-)
hahah yea
yes, yesterday I have watched that video
google algorithm is stronk
This tree is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. The balance between the deadwood and the live tree as well as the movement are just unbeleivable. I totally agree that the price tag on this is on point.
i kinda don't get why people add footage of them getting a call from someone and telling them that they'll call em back later...
same lol does he want to seem popular or something idk
yup wtf
Some use it as filler clips so they can get a video to be longer or he found it to his liking , yet still weird
Idk but I’ll reply back later.
i think it's more like a thing between friends rather than anything that is mentioned. Like "lol look at my video i made, you called me while i was recording it" And that friend will always be a part of his youtube video.
K. Looking at a tree like this, after looking at a lot of different channels and having admired Bonsai for a while, I can absolutely start to appreciate the reasons a tree is valued like this. And the work you did for it is amazing. It's gorgeous.
If this beautiful tree could only hear the music used in this video it would surely weep tears of anguish.
P. S.
Although I commented on this video over two years ago I have no memory at all of doing so. Maybe I should be a bit worried?
😂😂😂😂ikrrr
it's the cringiest music for such a sacred tree T_T so insane. but hopefully it didn't have to hear any of it.
yes
yes, but don't worry:
www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/health-57383763.amp
20 or so years ago a common juniper bush was planted outside my kitchen window and it has had a slow steady growth. I have had an interest in bonsi but I have never attempted to create a tree. As I looked at this great video I thought about what it would look like if this thick juniper that is about 4 inches in diameter but only about 2 foot or less tall. I will take a picture and send it to you. I probably should wait until deep winter before digging it up in order to not kill it.
I'd honestly recommend spending a few years practicing with less special trees first, to build up some skills before going all in on something so old. Also, if you re-pot it you have to wait at least a year before putting too much stress on it, the stress of re-potting alone, if it spent it's whole life in the ground, is pretty shocking to the plant for a good long while. You may also consider potting it in a very large pot at first, and then year by year reducing the pot a little bit until it is the ideal size. Some people just go straight for it, but a tree that is over 20 years old is special. I'd go and buy a dozen or so trees of the same species to practice on.
My goat also does bonsai, she does a really good job too. My yard is full of bonsais thanks to her....so proud!!
elecron200 your goat?
:D It's a natural art they got!
i think he is an arab so let's not judge
Dorian Fediuc really? bringing racism to a bonsai video?
Maybe it's better not judge you, all right?
Same kind of joke: "Stupid is as stupid does"
TH-cam: Do you want to see a guy work on a bonsai that costs about as much as a house
Me panicking inside: whatever you do Don’t f up on a bonsai with this price tag you’ll only need to mess up once before you back to square one and or gone
I would be terrified to touch this tree :D
Good. Keep your flippin fingers off it, you hear?
lel honestly thought you said flippin flippers off of it, would have been way better
Szymon Gackowski are they real trees??
yes they're real
Hello this is amazing
Although it is 90% of the time that music is distracting for the video (even I make that mistake) this was unbearable. I know I can mute audio but, man, use something softer.
Anyhow the bonsai trees are phenomenal. Your work is also fantastic on them.
Andrea's Workshop agreed why do they use music like this,it’s unnecessary.. some running water and panpipes would suffice
wish you would have talked in more detail about the tree, you mentioned it's dead wood, it's age, ect.
These people commenting doesnt know how many generations/years pass, in order to create such piece. The price is kinda bargain if you think about the time and effort of people before him to create such art.
I just watched that documentary before this. I totally agree with you 💯
Totally agree
@Kirimaru lol, say that to bonsai artist. They gonna smack you down😂😂
no, its actually not worth the price. if you ever research bonsai... you can realize that the price is actually paid by NON-bonsai enthusiasts who don't actually know anything about bonsai. i think people in the youtube-verse need to do more research... outside of youtube.... go to your local bonsai society.
The only reason it does not cost more is because it isn't demanding in resources and can be done concurrently with other projects.
Still, the sheer amount of effort that is put into each one of those is something to behold.
5:00 The music at the end makes me imagine the tree walking toward the camera in slow motion while flicking a lit cigarette onto a trail of gasoline with a ball of flame in the background.
Bonsai trees just look amazing. They allways can calm me down and they are just a pure piece of elegance.
For $200K Mr. Miagi would need to come with it.
Where is Danielson........?
@@BillWalters-kx8sw he's -sama now. Might even make -dono later on.
@@BillWalters-kx8sw san means mr or sir. So Mr. Miyagi would have been called Miyagi-san in Japan. It also adds a bit of formality while talking to someone
...and not this shit american face and his shit epic american action dubstep music....
Not to be a downer, but he ded.
I messed up, I got into Bonsai at 13, and spent money I had been saving for over a year to buy my first tree and supplies to care for it. The tree caught root rot and I felt such a level of failure that I gave up the hobby. Here I am 17 years later giving it another go. This time I accept that I may lose some trees, so this month I am planting 500 trees with some in the ground, and some in pots (incase they need to come inside for winter). I'm using a combination of seeds and cuttings of around 20 species. I have been spending entire days searching and hunting for trees that I want, and asking the owners if I can take around a dozen small cuttings. I want to have roughly 1000 in my greenhouse by next spring. Looking forward to taking dormant cuttings and seeds from some Japanese Maples once they are wintered. The temptation to just buy a tree is pretty strong, but I must be patient.
try looking for some 10, 20, 50 year old stressed trees growing on a roadside bank or some hard place where you can carefully rescue it and transform it into a bonsai. Another option is getting old plants that people want to discard from their garden, cutting them back or breaking the top off and turning them into a bonsai. This $200K tree started off as a prostrate conifer, probably discarded or unwanted in someone's garden but then rescued to begin life as a bonsai.
too much loud music
My ears are ringing...
I'm sick of listening to other people's taste in music! TV and adverts are worse!
Turn down the volume.. simple fix.
Grandpas😂 you old folks shouldn’t be using the internet
i agree i got irritated when i heard his music.
I'm shocked. So much labor, patience and love were invested in this tree. Huge respect to you.
This just took my breath away, and that was before the exquisite haircut. You are a master beyond your years. Cheers from Australia❤️🇦🇺
Not only is it a great honour to work on a tree like that. But the trust and confidence the owners place in you means they see your skill.
If you don't respect don't expect, it's simple... professional Bonsai scissors run at 25000 USD and the tree alone takes 24 hour care from a trained master.. It's an art not known to most if only a select few
So why would the tree be grafted so late in life? Is it because the original wood no longer could transmit sap so a new trunk was started? Is there a limit how many times that can be done?
Simply incredible work man. The pad leveling, attention to deadwood, and aesthetic balance is spotless.
Far out. I’m not really surprised by the value of it, but incredibly taken with the artistry and aesthetic. It’s incredible
That is insane but also a stunning beautiful tree....
Ooo0ppppppp
It's art, I'm surprised it's not more $$, you have to keep the art alive in addition to styling it. Wish we had a before/after shot. Gorgeous work, love how you put it into context for us. You earned your place there. "Masterpiece" is the right word.
You’re so lucky, to be doing what you love & passionate about.
That's an actual living bonsai tree?!? I love how the leaf size and shape looks perfect, and the shape is so beautiful..
Saw this myself while we were in Osaka few weeks ago. Great garden.
Lito Alansalon what happens when an earthquake strikes?
I wish I could get a super close look at something like this. I have several small trees, and I'm struggling to learn styling. Maintanance I am getting pretty well, but in my collection, I have 2 small Shimpaku Junipers, and would LUV to get a close up view of how these branches were wired. Mine looks like pom-poms....Fantastic tree....but not the most expensive Bonsai I've seen....};-}
Most bonsai take decades to grow which is usually why it’s worth so much. Bonsai also takes a lot of patience. You don’t see the results of an idea until a few years later
Happy Happy centuries*
Did you learnt that from another TH-cam vid ?
Interesting seeing a young bloke with such experience in bonsai
I'm amazed by how such a massive bonsai can support itself in such a relatively tiny pot.
I came across your videos. And I'm glad I did. I admire your commitment, vision, and courage. Do you have to answer to anyone when you shape a bonsai? I'd be nervous for sure. Aloha from Hawai'i.
Who else doesn’t know anything about bonsai but just can’t believe this tree is the same price as a lambroghini😅
I mean it is harder to produce than a Lamborghini
@@donk5058 i was just abt to cmnt that
You should get one or make one from a random plant..It's fun and relaxing
Lambroghini
Another difference is it only takes a short while to manufacture a Lamborghini, but a tree like this takes years and years and years of work and constant care.
Can you please do a tutorial on how to wire and shape some different trees please Colin
I'm more interested on why and how that girl at the beginning became a monk lol
^^ I was thinking the same.. thing.. or she is faking to be a begger..
@@arbenlantingan8020 but she is anglo so there is a story there out of the ordinary
Because she dreamt she would get into paradise if she became a monk.
yeah and she is white
Probably just another weeb.
Do you ever do other types of trees? I mean other than Juniper. I've seen some great kaki bonsai from Japan.
*Goes back to youtube homepage*
God finally I can go to sleep and end my odd video streak.
Wait a second what... Wha... $200K Bonsai tree?! No way this I GOTTA see!
a question:
I noticed on several Bonsai with dead wood (?) that there is a color difference. Is that only due to the fact that the dead parts lost the bark and went through a natural bleaching process over time due to the sunlight etc. or do you paint / coat the dead wood to keep it intact longer?
or both?
Acid is painted on the dead wood and oil on the live trunk . Bit more to it than that but thats the basics .
@@jasonfisher3778 thank you for explaining!
Supply and demand? When I was about 11 or 12 my neighbor who cared for a collection taught me to care for them so she could do things like go away for a weekend, or a week. Most of the tree's were well over a couple hundred years old. They need at least every other day watering, monitoring, location change due to weather. And much more than casual knowledge or something that can be learned from reading a couple books. They are a lifetime commitment or they will be a worthless shrub, or dead one, in no time.
What does any of that have to do with supply and demand?
@@isaacaeshliman1409 I'm confused too... Although I suspect marc varner is even more confused than us xDDD
I can not imagine the pressure of caring for and sculpting a $200k tree
Do you know how old is this tree ?
Some thing that size could be 200-300 years old
Very beautiful bonsai !!
What's this white parts ? This parts is living?
Why would you include a segment of video of someone calling you?
Mr. Black hole found you
@@saitamasensie8976 😂😂😂😂
It’s easier than cutting and splicing video
@@willbrennan3840 dude he literally put a cut in the middle of that call-clip
My friend Vilod is also quite fond of junipers. I wonder if he still makes mead with the juniper berries in it.
i really appreciate the effort that goes into something like this. much more impressive than a nice car or a house. this shit takes several peoples dedications over several generations. truly amazing
I would be afraid to lay my hands on a 200,000 tree!!! That is a beautiful tree and you did a fantastic job. How long did that take??
I’m very interested in buying. Is there any chance you could ship to Australia?
I’m willing to cover shipping costs
Just make one
Amazing. I don't know anyone in the same era and age as Byorn that has this level of skill when it comes to refinement etc. I think fujikowa school is definitely understated and deserve much more credit. I put them in the same league as Kimura school
The drastic improvement of music from your earlier videos, gives the magnificence of this tree a run for it's money 😉. Very impressive! (The tree and music improvement alike)
Very true, the music is much smoother and easier on the ears.
How is the wood so white this is my favorite part about this particular presentation the color !
whats even more crazy is 200k is the price of a small house.
How old is this bonsai? I always loved bonsai. I plan hopefully find one that I can hopefully develop.
Ladies and gentleman welcome back to another episode of!!
Why is this in my recommended!!
If I may ask, how old is that Bonsai? Its huge and absolutely beautiful!
is actually quite cool to have a "tiny tree" in your room.
Even though it's 3 years.. don't place them in your room. it kills them, those need to be outside in seasons otherwise they will die.
But it dose need sunlight
@@imjustaguy4340 Not only sunlight (which would be provided next to a window) but also the change of temperature throughout the seasons. Unless you want to get your house down to 0°C during winter so that you can keep a Juniper alive inside, you'll have to choose a different plant.
I believe you can grow it indoors in a controlled environment just like cannabis.
@@twentytwo138 Temperate trees require cold dormancy, which cannot be obtained indoors.
what are those copper looking wires intertwined in the branches and whats the purpose of it? The tree looks amazing.
Such an incredible masterpiece, the i am curious with the age of this Bonsai!
Well over 150 years old
I cant believe how risky they are with moving it. If the guy at 6:06 who has his WHOLE BODY within the nook of the tree slipped or moved up too quickly he could snap the main trunk...
You could easily add $20,000 to it's worth with an appropriately placed Totoro.
totoro?
@@Sk8erphunklol anime character
togoro?
tomoro?
tonoro?
when u say "deadwood" is the tree stump dead? & the leaves on top can survive without the tree trunk?
Omar the Dead Aziz not the whole thing there is a dead and a living vein he has to preserve the dead vein which is the deadwood
Firstly anyone saying that that's a crazy price for a Bonsai clearly don't realize it's a literally living art piece. That takes over a decade to make. It can live forever if maintained. Normal art pieces be out of canvases for instance can go for 2 million and it only took 1 month to make or one day. Those can't compare to living art such as this. So 200k is a bargain for this grandiose beauty.
You might find it takes a little longer than a decade, as in a few ar least.
Aren't they like this expensive because of how long and how much care goes into taking care and shaping and pruning goes into making one, like there are some hundreds of years old right?
ive always been interested in bonsai since i was a little kid but never actually practiced it
Your wiring is amazing. How long did it take?
Nice trees but the aggravating music!! Gah! Couldn't finish
Yeah I can't stand the music. Stopped watching at around 1:54
You could have finished it, if only you turned the sound off.
What is up with the fucking pickiness these days on TH-cam? You’re getting free content!
Tremendous honor, tremendous accomplishment. Thank you for sharing your art with us
Tree: "yo I need a fresh Trim"
Bjorn: "Say no more G, I got you"
underrated comment
What a beautiful tree! You did that tree justice my friend. It came out with a personality.. great job 👍👍🌻😎✌
This is absolutely incredible! The music is really confusing haha
Mate, if this bonsai costs 200K, how much cost the maintenance of it?, is a big honor put your hand in a beauty like that, but also there is a big responsibility too involved. There is any kind of insurance for those kind tress? Excellent job man.
1:01 with subtitles : "I´ve been here at cocaine in japan for almost nine years at this point..."
Is the apex the hardest because you're styling the plant in reverse?
Idk the culture but wouldn't shaking the plant with the growth be more natural?
Nervous when you start... happy when you finish. Great styling once again Bjorn.
Tony Tickle theres never a finish. Only refinement
Wow. That looks amazing. I would not have the patience to something as detailed as that.
What a journey it must have been to go through your apprenticeship. It must have been arduous.
I have bushes in my front yard are they worth $250k too? Pls say yes
Absolutely stunning!
Is the dead wood part of the process?
As always, inspiring and beautiful trees.. keep them episodes comming!
Dude this is the first video I’ve seen from this channel, and you definitely gained a sub. So amazing to see behind the curtain of the bonsai art. You’re an amazing artist!
2016 : nah
2017 : nah
2018 : maybe a little bit
2019 : screw your recommended feed
yea IKR
I keep blocking, muting and telling TH-cam i don't need to see this kind of stuff anymore.
🤙beautiful tree, huge respect for your craft brotha
well you can stick any price on an item, worth is decided by the individual.
The Art of Bonsai predates Japan, going back to China.
It's an ART FORM, like paintings, sculptures or any other artistic expression. Considering that many of these high end Trees are several hundred years old, maintained and trained all that time, cost is going to be there.
@@leedavis7508 agreed but it's an arbitrary number
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As is all forms of Art.
As is ALL art, and for that matter everything in life.
Every item you buy is based on supply and demand. So I believe your comments are circular.
@@leedavis7508 if you were making a point I missed it
So is the white part of the tree trunk dead wood? if so how does it manage to live with it attached/ how does it not break up the dead wood with the growth?
Beautiful tree! It's a great honor!
I'll give him 20 bucks a a 2003 Honda civic
Tree gives you oxygen, car only speed...
@@mirzatutic1896 That sapling doesn't give much oxygen
@@yalkn2073 Indeed it gives
That is amazing and absolutely stunning how old is that tree and there's no way that costs 200 dollars! That's not even possible! I collect Bosnia and have paid many thousands for just one of that caliber!! We aren't talking about Wal-Mart Bosnia!!
Bosnia?
I hope you're using those 35k bonsai clippers!!!
How about the music, and the snare?
As always, I'm very impressed.
A bonsai is a investment. You can resell it later for more. The older and bigger the more expensive. I have a $200 bonsai which is beautiful but small
Music it's okay, just a lil too loud for the video
So you are basically a stylist for celebrity plants. 💇♀️🍃
My mom used to have one of those circular trimmed bushes.
As kids we used to hide in the center of the bush cause it was hollow.
Of course the thing withered miserably, but the memories.
I love your video... Who are your clients for these trees...
The music ain’t it bro gotta change thay
How long did it take you to style it? Even small trees take quite a while to wire up.