This is gorgeous well done. How’s it doing?

Peaceful and relaxing to watch and enjoy. Literati style is a tough one IMO, but graceful and elegant when done well. What type of maple is that? Thanks for sharing, friend! Take care

My problem is that i feel sorry to cut off the useless parts .. so i have tendency to leave growing and growing and it goes out of shape

Thank you for the different works on the same pine during one year and THE APPROXIMATE DATES THAT IS VERY HELPFUL TO JUDGE ACCORDING OUR CLIMATE 👏👍🍀❤️🙏

Hi i normally cut the needles very short where the brown skin attach to the bark the small part will fall alone within few days .. but this way avoid to tear away the underlying gem of the soft bari

Thanks for sharing your video, I learned a lot and feel confident about working my black pine.

It's half that price now so not all bad

Wish I could find a tree like that at the nurseries I go to.

Rất hay

Thank for the video, just curious which climate zone are you working in?

What and where can I buy soil for black pine

Do you trim your needles?

Hello. does the video show two applications of fertilizer in May and summer?

Super oglądam z przyjemnością proszę o aktualizację na 2024 rok😊😊😊

Kiedy dalsze części tego wspaniałego filmu.Jesteśmy twoimi fanami z Polski😊😊

Strange, those buds look like Red pines, thanks for taking the time to create the video, back to repotting.

Beautiful transition from overgrown neglect to a 'traffic stopper'! So envious of your 'find' of such a mature specimen. Thank you.

Very good video, a lot to learn.. Thanks 🙏🙏

What an amazing story you told by this video. Very pleasant to watch and educational too.

Хорошая подача видео материала. Успехов вам!

Great video! Very informative

Very nice bonsai

Thank you for the nice videos. I only have a question. I see after candlecutting in winter to two cadles, there is only one candle emerging from the buds in spring. With my tree there are already 4 or 5 buds ready to burst in spring. Do you reduce these buds already to one with a pincet in winter or do I wait until summer to cut off all five? I hope you understand my question. Thank you in advance.

This was really cool. Obviously ‘informative’ but i really enjoyed the editing - your music choice and videography 👌🏼👏🏻 thanks

Very artistic presentation besides important, precious, detailing information Double thumbs up and a big thank 💕🌷

What fertilizer would you recommend for pines and junipers

Love this video. Very informative and relaxing. No talking and repetitious explanation.

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When you do candle a Japanese black pond do you need to use cut paste to seal the wound or do you leave it as

very interesting it fixed the correct periods - works to do

Hello. do you cut off all the candles at once? or do you cut off the strong candles first and then the weak ones? or do you cut first on the lower branches, then on the upper ones?

at last a very clear jbp video. excellent.

Where did you get those sieves? I have been wanting to get them since they are the best option for seperating particle sizes? ❤

本当にいいビデオだが、ボケのせいで見づらい。半分くらいピントが合ってない。

Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos..Saúde e Paz 🙏🙏🙏

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salut , c'est une très belle évolution sur 2 années , bravo pour cet exemple .

Hi love the vid, just subbed 💚

Lucky you. No squirrels to eat your apples! Thanks for pruning guidance.

Excellent video, you are an artist in this presentation

Daym 🦒

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2 years Japanese Black Pine the Process. With patience, the result are starting to appear Sir. Good Job Sir.

I've got a scots pine bonsai grown from personally collected seed. What's weird is that trees in the forest, including small trees, have short needles, but my needles are just gigantic. Almost like pinus Armandii. Gets a lot of sun light, almost as much as possible.

I have hearing problems, I can’t listen to music and speech at the same time, it’s all a blur.

You did good work and all but the stock itself was really awesome to begin with. Such an interesting trunk. Great find!

Very informative!