Let's visit the bonsai field in early summer [Bonsai Q]

[@みんみん19]

「追い根」 言葉の響きも、技術もグッときました

[@sunrise87]

素晴らしいコレクション 👍

[@tanatsuu2002]

本当に行ってみたいです どこでもドアが欲しい‼️

[@LT-pw4eu]

I like Japan. I love bonsai. I like samurai. I like plum blossoms. I like Japanese culture. I live in Thailand my country is so boring

[@pierregissinger4826]

Un grand merci pour la vidéo!

[@chespiritoguapo7481]

Increíble trabajo 🌳❤️

[@007yamame]

岩絡みは漆科なのかな？凄い数で大変ですよね😅

[@brigitteetienne7084]

🌳👍trop beaux merci

[@mikesbonsaiandmore]

Very beautyful, best wishes from germany Mike :-)

[@gedawangbonsai]

Nice video 🇮🇩🇮🇩🤗

[@小田島政博]

岩絡みで漆のように負けた事有りましたけど!素手で触って負けないですか?

[@ShuKatashSam]

I've found zip ties work faster and better than rope: you can bend the shimpaku a little to start with, then 1-2 months later, pull the zip tie tighter, and bend more, till you get very tight bends without harm to the tree. Rope is harder to do that adjustment and progressive tightening of bends. But the biggest factor when you do 10,000 trees? Time, zip ties are much faster than rope. Zip ties cost a little bit more than rope and zip ties can cut into the bark a bit more than softer rope. I used rope one season and thought it was much better than wiring for shimpaku starters like these. I was not as happy with the end result compared to zip ties. I also did the zip tie for kuromatsu. I wire initially, get the bend and form set. Then the 2nd year, I'll tighten with zip ties and bend some branches other directions. When he mentioned making the form smaller and more compact with his "hands", that is exactly what I think.

[@joseluisgasconfuentes3790]

Impresionante! Es posible visitar y comprar en koumeen

[@joseluisgasconfuentes3790]

Es posible visitar y comprar en koumeen?

[@bonsai_q]

行けば普通に買えますよ☺

[@pakindrawan4057]

😍😍😍

[@yukarikitagawa6287]

ポチと