Beech Forest Creation

Design - Expand your creativity and grow your knowledge of design as Ryan demonstrates the process of creating a very special Beech composition. Understand forest conceptualization. Learn the secrets to tree placement and anchoring strategies in forest design. Follow Ryan’s process as he creates another unique rendition of the landscapes that inspire and influence us all.
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[@adimeshort]

Out of all the books and KZbin videos, 90% of my 'usable' knowledge comes from Ryan's vids- thanks so much!

[@adimeshort]

Unbelievable how much info he can cram into these vids

[@thepaperstaggering]

yup.

[@ewabielinska7605]

how about an update of that forest??

[@josheverly9989]

I appreciate how Ryan's voice drops to a near whisper when he is wrapping the delicate roots of the main tree. Mirai is truly the future of American bonsai! Thank you for making us all more bonsai literate by the day!

[@thiliniramanayaka1961]

0p and I }

[@moussaobeid]

Master class work. Really informative and insightful. Thanks for the hard work guys!!

[@tasanastasi7799]

Phenomenal ! Bravo

[@widdershiznit]

I would have loved to see this bonsai forest a year later. If it all worked out wonderfully, cool. If parts of the forest didn't work, it would be important to learn how to fix the problems. I like the whole idea that each tree has its own place. If one of the trees were lost, it would be easier to replace that ONE tree. Most forests are planted as one unit. I would imagine it would be very difficult to replace a tree that doesn't make it. On my bucket list, I've replaced hang gliding with creating a bonsai forest. As I have aged, I doubt that creating a bonsai forest would kill me. This one is so interesting. I, however would not consider a forest at this massive scale for the same reason owning a horse has dropped from my bucket list: Horses are rather expensive and, where the heck would I keep it??? Great video! Thanks!

[@margaretsims4344]

Beautiful planting but wow imagine the weight. Out of my league for sure!

[@armanmirk]

Hey Ryan. I have always wondered why you were not active on KZbin but I'm so glad that you are now. This is great.

[@gabrielschneider1344]

Really GREAT Work Ryan!!!! This Peace will be a really famous one....

[@pedroreyes5158]

I am learning about bonsai and thanks to your videos I am acquiring more knowledge, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@elviajealjuguete6464]

Amazing video...thank you Ryan Neil, a million thanks from Guadalajara México.

[@TheHanney123]

Wow. What a master piece.

[@christopherbrown1958]

These are really great instructional and entertaining videos- many thanks

[@Czaryan08]

Awesome work right here! Thank you

[@margaretsims4344]

Great video. Very interesting and a lovely forest.

[@thepaperstaggering]

reminds me of atlanta in winter. great work.

[@tikirihennedige9096]

well done sir 👍 👌 👌 👌 👌 👏. l love that bonsai forest

[@HollyVanHart]

😍 Thanks for sharing! 🙌 💗

[@vivekhisar1]

very artistic .i have never seen so beautiful and artistic forest ... salute . ..

[@adimeshort]

And thanks to everyone else that I'm sure put blood sweat and tears into creating these videos

[@hanneman81]

Love it!!! Greate Job! Lerned much! Ty :)

[@brianappletree]

Fantastic tutorial.

[@bjornlennartson]

This is amazing

[@agungoyebonsai]

GREETINGS FROM INDONESIA MASTER

[@Froggyboy7]

Great vid, would recommend if using the area where you cleaned up the roots to shoot from a different angle, dark object with light in the background will make the camera really struglge to pick up any detail.

[@stanhill3980]

Very osoum, inspiring

[@bonsaituongda]

Beautiful Inspiring

[@jefferyrowland2921]

Amazing...

[@ntvbonsai7638]

Very good !

[@hogita]

Very beautifull. I hope you can come to Viet Nam to review!

[@pedroreyes5158]

Waoo awesome.👍

[@jojjehellyeah]

Is it still in existence. Would love to see the forest today

[@JohnnyGreenroom]

Excellent

[@iansaggers]

beautiful. nut ive never been a fan of where the trees are cut down on the trunk when reduced

[@jelajahislamdunia]

Amazing

[@dibiodepaint]

awesome

[@bonsaihunters]

GO BONSAI!

[@felix-xo8oi]

i'd be interested to know in what way those trees were prepared. did you select them a lot of time in advance, preparing a flat root ball? did you try to achieve any sort of ramified apex before hand? or has this just come from a regular nursery?

[@tinhan2768]

👍👍👍

[@johngilbert939]

What kind of wire have you used to tie in the trees? Great video.

[@user-Big-Dave]

I have just started and fallen in love with Bonsai after surviving a stroke so this is all new to me and I cannot thank you enough for all your videos, they have helped inspire and educate me! I find them educational and relaxing so its kind of therapeutical. It’s probably a stupid question but what Pliers are you using as they look different to the pliers I have seen online?

[@Tore1972Wisdom]

Couldn´t you make a bigger forrest.........LOL. Holy S....bib....t that is amazing. Please show us the forrest in summer season.

[@saritabenitez]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmalaiHpKyBY5I

[@reverimaldonado4063]

I would cover the grounds with mosk!

[@1zua]

Fantastic work! I have a question: what date are all the major (repotting) works done? Is it really January? Always hear about repotting works on root system at the time buds are swelling... Would be glad to get a reply :-) best! and see you in Belgium in a month

[@chamaramendis7505]

very nice sir

[@kitorabonsai]

fantastico

[@mohamedarshathanwer2472]

really interesting , thank you for posting dude. we need your final project in this ? from SRILANKA

[@mohamedarshathanwer2472]

really interesting. thank you for posting dude;;; we need your final project in this , ?

[@frassebiffen]

sick

[@Mukgasm]

What is the update on this Beech Forest? Would love to see how it turned out after three plus years :)

[@cosmiceon]

What kind of wire is used here to anchor the stones to the pot and the trees to the stone? I know a wire with high tensile strength is required so i highly doubt Ryan is using aluminum.

[@stevefu1737]

Where did you get all those cool rocks?

[@tem_anu]

I hate to say this cause love the channel but the forest picture in nature the big tree is a muscle wood or Hornbeam. The smaller trees look like beech. They do look similar kinda with similar leaf structure but little differnt

[@taylormoore3400]

If you subscribe to his online school yall could see the updates of these amazing projects.

[@bartekbielinski9015]

Update of that project? Or is it all dead? Little provocative just to hear from You!

[@TejaJaensch]

Any update on this planting??

[@fingersoup]

I wish you could reply to videos with videos like the good old youtube. Making a forest composition that is really really really compelling is something that I am focusing on. There is a lot of potential in forest groups because of the large number of lines and how they play off of each other compared to a single tree composition. Wish I could show you one I just styled.

[@sweetcaronia]

It's been over a year. PLEASE UPDATE! PLEASE. PLEASE. Pleeeeeeeeeeease. Please.

[@edstud1]

can you give a spec on the acadama?

[@mczeti]

any update on the forrest?

[@maverickstclare3756]

$17.99 a month gets you all the updates there are photos of it on their facebook, it looks beechy

[@saritabenitez]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmalaiHpKyBY5I

[@ianmbugz]

please make update videos on such.

[@micahagresta]

Is there pictures of the current forest? I want to see what it looks like.

[@PTJeff9x]

Was there a follow-up video?

[@thedust8064]

Where is the part 2 or finished of that work??

[@user-mn6vs3nb1e]

How is it going?

[@orpheus1180]

Where do they source these rocks?

[@stanhill3980]

Follow up of grov, where ???

[@govcolin]

T - ROY FTW

[@ITheFight]

"Its ok trees, your in the hands of the Master Sergeant"

[@podboq2]

update for this one?

[@TejaJaensch]

Can we get an update on how this forest is going?

[@TejaJaensch]

and some info on if and how you would 're-pot'/change the soil on a planting such as this....

[@ricksmith4591]

Are these American beech?

[@aaronkSlater]

Is this Japanese beech? American? European? I can't find this info.

[@thomasjames7644]

European Beech Ryan mentions it in the video around 48 min

[@PhatPeatTube]

Why the bright, back lit wall in the background when shooting the root preparation? With camera on auto exposure the aperture closes and the area of interest is actually way to dark to see what's going on. Makes for very poor footage.

[@BeastyBite]

it all died probably ;) unless you give us an update video!

[@nathanaelleeseberg2288]

Please update the forest

[@saritabenitez]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmalaiHpKyBY5I

[@siegfriedkroger4599]

update of that forest??Pls

[@saritabenitez]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmalaiHpKyBY5I

[@ericdunlop4780]

Love the videos, but am I the only one that's super bothered that he twists the wire to the left to tighten it??

[@TheBarefootedGardener]

Aw man, you mean you don’t want to scratch a heart, or some BS, into the bark of a Beech?😅

[@joseluislopezalonso520]

Un maestro del bonsai , pero con lo que habla, me aburre , no se si será el idioma , pero , fuuuuuuuuuu

[@wriv819]

Forrest on a rock. why use pot ?? too much hype for putting a bunch of trees on a rock .

[@incognitor6649]

To much talking on this long videos simple bonsai making.those trees can't stay long on that rock and it hard to transplant or repot next time.