Great tutorial. The Italian Stone Pine I just bought and a dual trunk Alberta are the only pines I have. Not sure about how to properly maintain then but I can get them to look decent.. I have the principle down and I did jin one of the trunks on the Alberta. I'll refer to this and your other video when it comes time for me to begin with my Italian Stone..Cheers from Denver!

Great video. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and techniques. I just purchased an Italian Stone Pine, finally so now comes time for me to create. My prize so far is cherry tree I bought last August. It was about as big around as a tooth pick but it's extremely fast growing and is now 10mm in thickness. It's full of twists and leans and I baby it like you wouldn't believe...cheers and I',m subbing..

Thanks my friend a question why they say it is difficult to install wires to the boxwood branch ?

I'm assuming wrapping with rafia is to protect the trunk? Is there another purpose? When does it get removed? Is it necessary? This is exactly what I want to do with a little 15 in. tall cedar sapling that I'm dying to work with.

Great tree. Where did it come from? What is? Give us an update!! Thanks

Do you have any idea how many boards and the sizes and things that this was made with. I kindof want to replicate something similar

That pot looks great!!

Super nice. Real garden build. Props !!

Do you have an update video on this tree? I want to see how it looks like now.

Would this work for a horizontal break in the trunk?

So how is this kit 5 years later? I just bought the same one but I’m thinking about returning and piecing a Roshi kit together

Thank you .... and also a great explanation of your end result and goals.

I’ve read somewhere this species don’t like root pruning, even a slight touch can kill them. I tried twice to turn it into bonsai. Both plants died as I touched the root system 😔

How many years old is this tree?

What is the material hes wrapping it with?

Great stuff, sensei! Just picked one up after seeing them growing native in Italy.

Thanx. Cool video. I subscribed 😊

You still have many things to learn 😊

When we put SO much into growing them for YEARS and then... 🐈🐈 cats... 😭 But I took your advice and I really hope it works. New sub. Thank you SOOO much!!! 💫

looks good.. good luck with your oak tree i have a pin oak tree in training my self. they can be a little touchy and they take a good while to heal cuts from my experince.. tho limited because most my oaks are seedlings besides the pin oak

mantab Bos... salam kenal

Can we use the cuttings of maple??

how is it looking nowadays!?

Parabéns..muito top

Looks great. I dug up two from my backyard. When you dug them up , did you cut the taproot?

Nice to see you making videos again. I haven’t had much luck with air layering. I’m trying again this season on a crabapple in my yard. You got som nice little trees there from your efforts. Nice structural work on that JM.

Foisting

my tree is in the same of a Y and I tried to bonsai it but it snapped on the middle of the I where the two heads join and the snap looks the same as yours, what do I do?

Where you at?

Did you waterproof the wood?

I just picked up a young Boxwood from a Lowes. They were selling them with bows on them as a Christmas plant. It’ll be much more enjoyed as a Bonsai.

How mach

Do you happen to know the rootstock?

Background music awful, just made I difficult to hear you, it’s a great video otherwise

Thank you SOOO MUCH!

Great video👍💚🙏

I would of reduced the hight To below the wire scare You have a perfect branch to create a new leader and taper

Very nice video. Do you have a kitten? My dogs have new kittens and they seem to think they are in the TV

Love the idea but your music is making it impossible to hear your directions. It also doesn't add anything to the awesome video.

Love little jades, i have so many cuts! i have seen you have some videos on oaks tho, i was wondering if quercus suber (cork oak) can be yamadoried and when should i dot it... i have some interesting trees around my area which were great for bonsai! is it better to yamadori in early spring when buds swell ?

mike trouble hard to hear frustrating

You can grow 20 more trees from what you cut off.

Jenis tanaman ini sangat bagus di jadikan bonsai, tapi pertumbuhannya lambat

Tremendous improvement. I like the decisions you made. This tree has a great future. Thanks, keep growing

You’ve given me some hope. I’ve got an oak I’m planning on collecting next spring. It looks a lot like yours. (Which is looking good) I cut it back this spring and have done some preliminary work on it in the ground over the summer. Fingers crossed. Good luck with yours. Thanks, keep growing

Nice gift. What kind of tree is it? Ash? Thanks, keep growing

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Tiene buena pinta y un gran futuro.

Looks great!

Yep yep