Bonsai Scots Pine - first styling by Morten Albek

[@jeremie2138]

Just wow! A very fine and sensitive work. Excellent sreenplay and video.

[@viktorsbonsai]

I just love these "from bush to bonsai" transformations... they really show you can create a nice tree from bushy plants. And also I'm from sweden which makes this even cooler. I searched "pine yamadori styling" cuz this is only my third year of doing bonsai and i wanted some inspiration for how you can style a yamadori pine. Me n my grandpa found an amazing spot in 2020 which is basically a dig site. and we dig on the hill which has been blown out by manual explosion by man so the trees on the hill will be removed in the end; it's basically an unused forest of yamadori... So much amazing material there too... Just beautiful pines and super twisty birch trees with a lot of character.

[@bomblacrosse8213]

You are a great teacher. Most videos don’t explain the what and why behind decisions. THANK YOU!!

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Bomb Lacrosse Thanks. I appreciate 😊

[@BarefootBeekeeper]

I learned a lot from this. Thank you.

[@vinayrathore7069]

Excellent video! Very crisp and excellent videography! One of the best bonsai videos ever ! Thanks for covering all the aspects 👍🏼

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Thanks a lot :-)

[@brianappletree]

Great tutorial Morten. Fantastic photography and great soundtrack.

[@jmbonsai6868]

I learned so much from this video. Really thank you This has changed my life on bonsai treatment.

[@thepaperstaggering]

You've got style. Great looking pine, after all!

[@DaOzMan0608]

I loved the music! I watched the entire video because of it.

[@edstud1]

Great video, very good instructions! I wish other bonsai masters explained the work this expertly.

[@shmickyshmoe]

This was really excellent. Thank you for the pleasantly shared and informative education as you are working.

[@esaieni7410]

Hello, this is an excellent work, as bonsai and as video as well, thank you very much, it's an amazing job.

[@aviteken75]

I just found your channel, it is great! this video is stunning, I love your explanations, you make it very clear to follow and understand what you are doing and more important why. You are a great teacher. I also like the in between music. Well done and thanks again, waiting for more videos like this.

[@RedRockShane]

Thank you for posting. Great video

[@gabrielcipolla3347]

Thank you for the video my friend, such a class ! Greeting from Brazil !

[@isil.8090]

Very nice Video. Hope to see more

[@robhann99]

Very nice. Thank you for making this video.

[@robulali7093]

Very nice bonsai

[@DanielPírez2008]

Excelente work, I love your vídeos , thank from Uruguay .

[@BenBSeattle]

Very happy to discover your channel, your subscriber base should be much higher. Great info thank you

[@bonsaibiker5378]

great work many thanks

[@jorgegarmendia3487]

Thanks a lot for the video and the detailed explanations.

[@angharadllewellyn2192]

Very well done!

[@TheNatrjack965]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience....😁🌳

[@berealrelentless6237]

Bravo! A real class act.

[@isidroalbertgarcia2396]

Mange tak ! Helt vild! ❤

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Thanks 👍

[@danfernando8092]

Nice one!

[@mannan5490]

I loved your work, is it too much to ask you to have a white background when filming , for us to see details better,thanks again.

[@rosanadancel7225]

Thank you so much

[@genarocontreras669]

Perfect video ...thank you ...Cancun Qroo México

[@k.h.9968]

Nice jazz music!

[@cristianobatellapinto6234]

👏👏👏👏👏👏 Fantástico trabalho.

[@albertfaradji2327]

Un travail minutieux. Quel melange de terre est dans ce pot ? Strasbourg, France

[@arnopienaar8111]

Bravo

[@umbertoholmes2926]

I don't get the reason for the to wires along the trunk. What's the idea behind that?

[@leetaylor1501]

whats that stuff called hes using to wrap around the trunk

[@BeTheCREATOR]

great work, recently I've done the same work on my nursery juniper using coconut fibre as rafia, in India it is a good substitute.

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Thanks :-) Coconut fibre will be good too.

[@SamDoeckeAussiebonsaibloke]

Nice vid mate well done. Hello from Australia

[@michaelsalcido3736]

What gauge wire did you use to begin? It Looked pretty thick. & where do you get your wire? Where did you get your raffia?

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

The wire is aluminum wire, and therefore a little thick. Raffia is bought at a normal garden nursery.

[@banenabassh8495]

Well done hello from lraq

[@dibiodepaint]

nice video

[@dibiodepaint]

keren banget

[@alaindavid2419]

Sir Morten ,how long will it take to get the raffia be removed from the trunk of the bonsai tree?

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Hi Alain. The wire, and therefore also the raffia, have to sit for about 1,5 - 2 years. The trunk and thicker branches grows very slow, and it takes time for it to settle.

[@alaindavid2419]

@@ShohinbonsaiEurope thank you very much Sir Morten.Good luck.

[@peterkeltz2835]

VERY NICE

[@sancristobalence1]

David aqui en America USA 30% es el mas bajo yo estoy usando un 40% y las platas están felices

[@kawin9]

Good🖒👏❤

[@BonsaiBinhDinh]

Đẹp quá đi. #bonsaibinhdinh

[@UnseenThresh]

Is it scots pine or Scotch pine?

[@ShohinbonsaiEurope]

Scots 👍

[@arnopienaar8111]

Bravo