Bonsai Documentary

[@thebestgachatuberever3864]

Fun fact: While the word bonsai is of Japanese origin, the concept of this art form actually took root in China. Since the Yin and Zhou dynasties nearly 3,000 years ago, people in China have cultivated ornamental plants to imitate natural scenery within gardens - a craft known as penjing.

[@ralphlindy]

Love bonsai as an art form. Started my own journey 2 years ago. Getting our own mini forest established.

[@thebestgachatuberever3864]

Fun fact: While the word bonsai is of Japanese origin, the concept of this art form actually took root in China. Since the Yin and Zhou dynasties nearly 3,000 years ago, people in China have cultivated ornamental plants to imitate natural scenery within gardens - a craft known as penjing.

[@raphaelcarvalhobezerra6913]

I want to do Bonsai!

[@bonsaiculture]

LETS GO

[@Aluminator82]

Just do it! You'll love it.

[@user-pu6gn5sd7u]

круто...я только учусь

[@JAMES-dv5ns]

This narrator is completely wrong .. those old bonsai were collected in wild .. as most bonsai are collected or field grown to expedite results. Those old bonsai weren’t grown from seed, they were collected.. high quality can be achieved in easily 10 -20 years .. hardly as long as they say .. that is an outsiders view but not the views as those who actually practice it

[@yoteslaya7296]

and many people believe the japanese created the art of bonsai when in reality the chinese were doing it long before the japanese started

[@remingtonjarvie5183]

Yeah, there's a lot of misleading or missing information here. In the beginning when the narrator shows a tree and says that it only gets a millimeter thicker every decade, I'm like, so that tree is 4,000 years old? Definitely collected, lol.

[@joydharan3860]

Killing a tree and saying they are loving them like their pets ot children !Ridiculous, It is really a brutal activity. The worst thing you can do to a living being!!!