Hahaha - there was some snow in shaded and northern side of the mountain 🏔 it just didn’t make the video. I should have got a video of it just for fun 👍😀
Ya few people have been asking about shipping the trees. I haven’t looked into it much and I’ll let you know if I start. It scares me that I would just be killing the trees trying to ship them.
Nice to hear from you. It’s been so long. Thanks for reaching out and commenting. You the area. If I remember right last time I saw you, you were in Edmonton. You still there? If you are in the area we should connect 😀👍
Gud day Bro.. I enjoyed watching your video, I also like bonsai plants, I have been on hunting bonsai materials few days ago and I got a lot of different wild trees.. Goodluck too Bro..
Great job ...intro was fantastic. Thumb up for your out door activity finding variety of small trees growing in the wild provide opportunities for bonsai cultivation that cannot be found in nursery stock or carefully raised seedlings. Look ahead to your out door hunting..👍👍👍👍
Wow amazing! Yamadori is not possible in Japan now. Too much nature has been destroyed. I'm envious of your country's natural environment. Outside of Japan, the word yamadori has taken on a life of its own. I think it's important to have a balance. Anyway, I envy you🥺
Great video. Question.. when potting your collected trees, do you clean most of the field dirt off of the roots or do you just plant it with the soil that it has already?
Great question. I leave as much of the original dirt as possible. I trim many of the tips of the roots and cut off any that are severely damaged in the collect. I place the tree/roots close to the bottom of the container (minimal soil from root base to bottom of the container). On the second report I do more major work on clearing the original soil but I still leave about half untouched. This can make watering difficult. I do more heavy cleaning of the original soil on deciduous versus conifers. Hope this helps😀👍
Just found yours. love your style and videos. keep posting more. I think we should do a zoom recording together and post on both of our channels? thoughts?
Planting position of shohin, semi cascade or swept to the right with the canopy coming back towards the centre of pot? Many options but these are what I saw... Nice...
Thanks for the design tip. At this point still unsure of what to do with it. It'll have to be next spring as for now it's getting settled and gaining strength.
Great question. Mostly peat and perlite. I keep as much original soil so as not to disturb the roots. I sometimes add some shphagnum moss and or wood chips. But mostly pear and perlite. A lot of people use pumice but your watering has to be on point.
the abundance of bonsai materials there is amazing, from nature it is like a giant tree, very cool, really good, very creative, very inspiring for us beginners like us, greetings Indonesian bonsai lovers, don't forget to stop by our channel, omg
It’s that time of year 😄. Hope your journey was successful and inspiring for the possibilities? I still get this nervous/excitement about collecting and working on trees. 4 years in and still lovin it. So grateful bonsai has called to us. Thanks for the post 👍
It gets about -15 Celsius or 5 Fahrenheit at coldest where I live, usually for only a few days. We have lots of snow which insulates the trees. Mine go all outdoors heeled into the ground with no greenhouse or cover. So far results have been good. I may try bringing some into my basement for winter. All my trees so far are collected in the spring which gives them time to build roots, settle, and get strong. I am going to try collecting some in the fall and so I’ll see how they do overwinter. From what I gather it’s a lot warmer in your area so you should be ok but I’d still heel them into the soil, also depending on your snow fall it may or may not insulate your trees. Hope that helps. Most of my trees are native to my area and thus can take the cold climate. I did have a Rosemery die outside, I have two that I’m going to try to keep outside this year and my fingers will be crossed 🤞. Thanks for commenting
You need permission and permits to collect and only in certain place and some trees you are not allow to collect. So the short answer is no but there are some step to take😀👍
좋은 곳에 사시네요~^^
분재할수 있는 나무들이 너무 많아서 좋겠어요~ 부럽습니다~^^
This trees are ALL “JUST SPECTACULAR!” 😃
Thanks
A super video showing so many awesome trees! Strange to see no snow.
Hahaha - there was some snow in shaded and northern side of the mountain 🏔 it just didn’t make the video. I should have got a video of it just for fun 👍😀
I am from indonesia... I love bonsai... ❤️❤️👍🇮🇩
Thanks for watching - it’s amazing how many people from around the world watch these videos. Thank you so much for commenting 👍♥️
3:30 Nice looking tree. Congrats.
Wow! Mother Nature sure offered up quite a haul. Good luck. Thanks
Ya abundant is the word I like for Mother Nature. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Awesome video man... Feeling a bit jealous though 😁
Ya, I feel pretty lucky
@@kootenaybonsaicanada any chance of getting it to India? Please let me know.. ☺️🙏
Ya few people have been asking about shipping the trees. I haven’t looked into it much and I’ll let you know if I start. It scares me that I would just be killing the trees trying to ship them.
Amazing.....very beautiful👍
Thanks
You are really really fortunate to be there
I agree
Miss you tons bud!!!!
Nice to hear from you. It’s been so long. Thanks for reaching out and commenting. You the area. If I remember right last time I saw you, you were in Edmonton. You still there? If you are in the area we should connect 😀👍
Great tree material for bonsai 👍🏿
Gud day Bro.. I enjoyed watching your video, I also like bonsai plants, I have been on hunting bonsai materials few days ago and I got a lot of different wild trees.. Goodluck too Bro..
Nice, so much fun to finally be able to do styling work on them
Waoow ... thats really awsome big brother
Thanks
Beautiful trees, i'm so jealous.
Make more video about Yamadori, please.
lots more Yamadori videos to come in the spring. thanks for watching
wow ...! your bonsai collection is very beautiful .... 👍👍👍I am from Indonesia..
Thank you so much 😊
Dynamite trees! Thanks for sharing your process. Love the twin trunk...
Enjoying your channel! Keep it up.
Thanks, ya that twin truck is something special.
Wahh pengen dongkel kesana om😀😀
Many good looking and healthy trees... nice to see that you are doing so well with Firs.
Ya, first year I think I got lucky on timing, this👍😀 - thanks for watching and commenting
This is really cool! I am going to have to look into my local laws.
Yup super fun.
Nice place brother...🙏
Dang looks like lots of fun.
So much fun 🌲👍
I loved them all 😍
Great job ...intro was fantastic. Thumb up for your out door activity finding variety of small trees growing in the wild provide opportunities for bonsai cultivation that cannot be found in nursery stock or carefully raised seedlings. Look ahead to your out door hunting..👍👍👍👍
Thanks I appreciate the positive feedback and comment😀👍
I really love bonsai hunting...
Indonesia is here. Cool Wow, so beautiful
Glad you are watching and thanks for commenting. 😀🌲👍
Nice to be able to collect. Your trees has nice trunk movement. Love it. That little shohin is very cool
Sensational this material, congratulations!
Here in Brazil, we have many native species to work with, but these pines are wonderful.
Wow super good. Salam dari Indonesia
nice garden
Thanks
very inspiring, great 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
Thanks. I just found your channel and will start watching. keep up the good bonsai work.
Let’s go find some young bonsai this spring!!!
Wow amazing! Yamadori is not possible in Japan now. Too much nature has been destroyed. I'm envious of your country's natural environment. Outside of Japan, the word yamadori has taken on a life of its own. I think it's important to have a balance. Anyway, I envy you🥺
Thanks so much. Yes I feel so lucky to have access to this amazing material. 😀👍. Thanks for posting and commenting
Keren trimakasih sudah berbagi
Great video. Question.. when potting your collected trees, do you clean most of the field dirt off of the roots or do you just plant it with the soil that it has already?
Great question. I leave as much of the original dirt as possible. I trim many of the tips of the roots and cut off any that are severely damaged in the collect. I place the tree/roots close to the bottom of the container (minimal soil from root base to bottom of the container). On the second report I do more major work on clearing the original soil but I still leave about half untouched. This can make watering difficult. I do more heavy cleaning of the original soil on deciduous versus conifers. Hope this helps😀👍
Nice video master watching from philippines
Thanks for watching and commenting
I love how any one of those trees, right out of the ground, are better than anything I’ll ever own! Just found your channel, love your stuff. Cheers!
Just found yours. love your style and videos. keep posting more. I think we should do a zoom recording together and post on both of our channels? thoughts?
Kootenay Bonsai Canada love it. Even better, maybe an “interview” style video, ask some prerecorded questions...maybe we should chat via email?
Salam persahabatan, hadir Mengikuti 🤝🙏
Thanks
Planting position of shohin, semi cascade or swept to the right with the canopy coming back towards the centre of pot? Many options but these are what I saw... Nice...
Thanks for the design tip. At this point still unsure of what to do with it. It'll have to be next spring as for now it's getting settled and gaining strength.
Awesome collect
Muito lindo mesmo 😂😂
Thanks
Beautipul....👍
Thanks
@@kootenaybonsaicanada 🙏from bonsai indonesia
i hope ia can get one someday but its to far brrrrr so beuitiful
Sangat menginspirasi
What type of soil you used?
Great question. Mostly peat and perlite. I keep as much original soil so as not to disturb the roots. I sometimes add some shphagnum moss and or wood chips. But mostly pear and perlite. A lot of people use pumice but your watering has to be on point.
the abundance of bonsai materials there is amazing, from nature it is like a giant tree, very cool, really good, very creative, very inspiring for us beginners like us, greetings Indonesian bonsai lovers, don't forget to stop by our channel, omg
The mans never paid for a tree, im going out today for some
It’s that time of year 😄. Hope your journey was successful and inspiring for the possibilities? I still get this nervous/excitement about collecting and working on trees. 4 years in and still lovin it. So grateful bonsai has called to us. Thanks for the post 👍
Montana, USA here. How do you winter over your yamadopi? Bonsai?? Does everything go into a green house or are some left outside?
It gets about -15 Celsius or 5 Fahrenheit at coldest where I live, usually for only a few days. We have lots of snow which insulates the trees. Mine go all outdoors heeled into the ground with no greenhouse or cover. So far results have been good. I may try bringing some into my basement for winter. All my trees so far are collected in the spring which gives them time to build roots, settle, and get strong. I am going to try collecting some in the fall and so I’ll see how they do overwinter. From what I gather it’s a lot warmer in your area so you should be ok but I’d still heel them into the soil, also depending on your snow fall it may or may not insulate your trees. Hope that helps. Most of my trees are native to my area and thus can take the cold climate. I did have a Rosemery die outside, I have two that I’m going to try to keep outside this year and my fingers will be crossed 🤞. Thanks for commenting
구독합니다
응원합니다
Londo tukang dongkel bonsai , podo wae ning jawa ya lur...
Hello Mr.
👏👏👏👏
it is illegal?
You need permission and permits to collect and only in certain place and some trees you are not allow to collect. So the short answer is no but there are some step to take😀👍
Super tall like Nick Lenz style
hahaha, awesome
Woow
man im jealous
I get jealous of other people’s trees all the time. I’m sure if you posted some of yours I’d be jealous of you. Thanks for watching and commenting👍😀
HOOOLLLYYY SSHHH.....
IT'S EVERYWHERE BRUUHHH...
Yup super awesome 👍🌲. Thanks for commenting
🙏🙏🙏
Hello ... I'm from indonesia..
Thanks for commenting. Hi from Canada
Hello .... i’m from vietnam !
Bro... take me with you
ok
Hadir
Thanks
bonsai cluster forest
yup, for sure
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Если каждый кому охота иметь бонсай на халяву так начнёт копать , так на склоне останутся одни камни