Well done. Clearly explained!😊

This was one of my favourite videos of yours. I can only imagine where you'd be today if you hadn’t passed. I hope to visit this beautiful store one day, too, if it's still open. Thank you for inspiring us. RIP.

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new update to your olive bonsai?

nice video. can't prune my olive bonsai as good as you.

I have a feeling these are great beginner trees. I did everything wrong and it's still flourishing.

Is it possible to do it in August?

Did your shishigashira survive eell?

Balled and burlapped stock ALWAYS has a heavy clay rootball - these are typically plants that are field-grown and the heavy soil is preferred to keep the rootball intact during harvesting and transport, however it is not good for the plant's root health and oxygenation.

The toot bulb seems to be a hard lump of clay in burlap. You are supposed to break the clay lump and expose the roots as dense hardened clay wont allow water and nutrients to reach the root bulb. I would have broken the hardened clay root bulb as much as possible before planting, take out 33 to 50% of the clay and expose the roots. Clay lump was not the growing medium of the plant. It was added to bare roots to keep it moist during the shelf life at the store. (Bad practice)

Is this tree still alive? It would be cool to see it a decade later.

Looks more like the soil is too rich rather than overwatering. Rose of Sharon can tolerate poor soil conditions like clay and there’s no need to even fertilize it’s just does it’s thing naturally. Good luck and thank you for this video I’m considering trying a rose of Sharon bonsai

Azales need acid soil. How do I know? My first job was working at a plant nursery. Acid soil all the way and concentrating on 3 plants only. Azalea, Camellia and rhododendron.🌺

We planted a lions head maple in our yard 20 years ago. You have one here. Beautiful trees.

Hello👋 i like your pot! Is that clay or cement? Where did you buy it at? Thank you!

And really thats more of what its coming out to be

Seems like what youre calling the second tree could have been the first branch from a 1! Tree concept

Seems like what youre calling the second tree could have been the first branch from a 1! Tree concept

cool

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My Ficus Benjamin also had (1) yellowing leaves (2) leaves then turned brown, curled, crispy (3) then leaves fell off I do not have a "green thumb" - logically, I thought "NOT GETTING ENOUGH WATER!" Aha - the 'bubbler' sprinkler at the base of the Ficus tree was not emitting ANY water. The tree is growing (on purpose) through the concrete slab foundation next to a sliding glass door and there's a small garden outside the sliding door with its own sprinkler head (prior owner of the house did all that). The sprinklers come on at 4am. I didn't have any chance to detect the 'no water' for the tree. "The Ficus is dead!" I found the outside sprinkler spraying a FOUNTAIN of water, stealing all water pressure from the Ficus tree's bubbler. I fixed the outside sprinkler. Then the bubbler had its water pressure restored. AFTER 4 MINUTES of the bubbler being on, THERE WAS A *_SMALL POND_* OF WATER at the base of the Ficus. So because the Ficus growing through the foundation hole shares the SAME DIRT GROUND as the garden, that broken outside sprinkler FLOODED THE GROUND. The "brown, very dry, curling up and falling off" leaves symptom of the Ficus was due to TOO MUCH WATER. The person who designed the Ficus tree to exhibit 'extreme dryness' when there's too much water NEEDS TO BE FIRED I stopped all watering for the Ficus bubbler and garden sprinkler. The Ficus tree is REVIVING. .

It is Aug.23 in Ga. Is it to late to trim my Maple tree I’ve had it about 8yrs it has done very well, but this year not so much it’s really sun burned in the last to weeks am l to late?

How's the tree?

lets see if i Can make it in water, just like epipremnum, philodensron, oleander or benjamina 😎 Thanks!

I don't know your name, and I never knew you, which is a G-D shame, because I think you lived less than 30 minutes from me, but I want you to know that I enjoyed sharing your experiences with your trees, and they made me want to share my experiences with others. Thank you. If your family ever checks these comments, I want them to know that I thought the Bonsai Student was a cool dude.

Oh the leaves on that one@

It’s defo a Lion’s head

It is not pronounced as eunonymous, it is euonymous..

Your kids are creating a lot of racket in the background. Distracting.

Will each cutting become one plant or do they all grow together to become one plant?

I’d probably cut it all the way down

I bring mine in the winter and nearly kill it but it usually comes back

Any updates on this tree?😂 11years have passed

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Hello is this plant toxic ? I got the Cytisus spachianus and I just heard that it’s toxic to humans ? Pls could you talk about it?

Bro, needs right pruning tools. Tree looks great 👍.

It is %100 a “Shishigashira” Japanese maple. I have several Shishigashira maple bonsai in my collection. Trust me, it is definitely not a cascade Acer japonicus!! It is a Acer palmatum “Shishigashira” or a “lion’s head” maple

My Japanese maple had BLEACH damage from a house wash. What should I do?? The leaves also dried out and falling off. Thanks!!! Any fertilizer/plant food u recommend? Thanks!!

I live in the Eastern Cape of South Africa and mine do better outside...went from a 30cm potplant to a 1,5meter tree within 3years. I think perhaps the cold kills it and not so much the sun.

I was about to throw out mine, but after seeing this I still have hope that it will come back, I cut everything dead down and left a bit of the stem and started watering it again, it's about as old as me (22yo) and I don't wanna get rid of it. Fingers crossed:)

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now i have hope i can save my maple thank you

So no updates. U gave up😂

So my question is… this was 10 years ago, how is it now??

You need a table my friend 😂

can you please post an update video?

Nice maple plant leaves tips ,tnx for the share 👍

I just picked one up at my local nursery I love the trunks & bark on these plants.

Wow, My best friend, Wonderful video dear. I enjoyed watching. Hope to see you soon...

I really appreciate your explanation and decision making process of what branches to keep or cut during the pruning process.