How to Fix a Root-Bound Bonsai (Cypress)

[@michaels.8663]

Beautiful tree, thanks for sharing!

[@matthewgrice6902]

Thank you for the video.

[@bonsaisn]

15:15 cảm ơn anh bạn chia sẽ cách thay chậu cây cảnh ❤❤❤

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

You are welcome!

[@dcharrison]

Hello Mr. Melton . I just want to say , you are amazing ! I love this artistry. I’m head start when it comes to Bonsai. Thanks again for all you do. You are a blessing. I’m from Cincinnati Ohio

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

Glad you enjoy this. Have fun with your bonsai.

[@KimberlyCook-j3o]

BEAUTIFUL 😊

[@jonathanzellner906]

Another beautiful transition! And I think I’ve said it before, cheap lousy string rots away in the sun and rain, way before it damages the tree. It’s been my go-to for my garden trees. And birds seem to love it for their nests

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

Using string that decays for anchoring is an excellent idea. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@jonathanzellner906]

@@MiltonChang-ee6rq it’s also helpful to me because I tie ALOT of branches in the early spring. The bright color is easy to find to cut it off later, and if I miss some, it doesn’t hurt the trees. I’ll try to email you pictures of the abandoned bird nests where they used the string to be a part of their nests. (Before anyone worries, all of the nests had bird families in them, and I don’t bother the nest until it’s either fallen from the tree or is obviously abandoned)

[@ReyZar666]

what a beauty of a tree

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

thank you.!..hopefull in time as it gets close to my vision.

[@KurisuBonsai]

Hinoki is so good for bonsai! You’ve got a whole heap of cuttings too!

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

Ithis ismy first Hinoki. I was told they are easy to root. Please tell a friend about our channel

[@KurisuBonsai]

@@MiltonChang-ee6rq they like being kept moist and a semi shady spot, they don't bud back from old wood but other than that their gorgeous! Cuttings root well too, I do mine in fine Akadama/kiryu and keep in a shady spot till they've rooted.

[@MANNY100123]

Lovely little tree! :D

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

It' OK...Thanks! :-)

[@laddieokelley6095]

I have worked with trees which would not be stable without being tied into the pot, especially if a loose substrate is being used. Certain species, like ficus, will tolerate instability, but others not so much. I have always viewed not tying as an "if you can get by with it" approach. This is a beautiful hinoki.

[@climbingroses.70]

pretty tree 😊, good video

[@vegoil]

Thank you for sharing

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

You are welcome!

[@christopherlucero2971]

Another great example thanks Bossman

[@bonsaiheirloom]

My pleasure!!

[@mcbabs7495]

Un grand merci pour la vidéo!

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

Merci!

[@OutsidethePot]

I do like that tree. I only use wire when the tree balance prevents it from being stable or if the root system is small and stand up. I’m always picking new bits of information when I watch your videos. Maybe someday you could do a seminar. The area where you live is a beautiful place I’ve been there many times. I would move there but being retired I live good where I am but it a little out of my budget there.

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

🙂 It is expensive here. Fortunately we bought tha ldn about 16 years ago.... Weather isfantastic though.

[@jagboy69]

Great tree in a handsome pot! Have you guys set a selling price yet for that pot? How about an introductory sale when they hit the market?

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

I am shocked by the shipping cost! We will have a few available by year end.

[@jagboy69]

@@MiltonChang-ee6rq Shipping rates these days are HORRIBLE! Post office ground advantage is gonna be the cheapest method.

[@jasonbollman]

Was the older tree grown in the pot or in the grond first? I have some large Hackberry trees in my yard. I may try and do some airlayering in the spring I'm licking up some seeds now.

[@OjaiBonsai]

How are where do we get one of your pots?

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

towards the end of the year. In the mean time, poke a hole in a food aluminum tray to experiment... I did that first!

[@maryweber4176]

I hope you can help me. I was offered a large hinoki from a friend. It is about 6 feet high, with a very large trunk. Because of where it had been growing, and the lack of sun, the branches are very long, with no foliage on the first 2/3 of each branch. If I trim back the ends of the branches, will it backbud. Not so sure about a very large hinoki, since I have a few smaller ones that have foliage back towards the trunk.

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

To save long branch without green growth, consider grafting...It takes alot of work...but given this is an old tree probably withi interesting trunk...worth ht\\ saving!

[@brucedeacon28]

👌👍🙂

[@NimrodTargaryen]

Rubber mallet anywhere?

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

Ithe pot was already broken. Will not even use a mallet on a good pot.🙂

[@johnhetherington1253]

I have found with Hinoki, that it does not backbud

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

I would think so...must evergreen do not. I found juniper sometimes might...so I would cut the long branches but leave some top growth...it may bud out left in full sun...I thing pine does that sometimes too...Experiment and give us feedback. Thanks! Share knowledge, proven information is what BH trying to do.

[@WolfgangKeim1]

Hinoki doesn’t bud back.

[@rocky8133]

You broke all the pot with the hammer.

[@MichaelAlejos-z1s]

Youre tree always seem mediocore va others on yourubw but you have a good following.... how so

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

You are right...There is nothing towrite home about this tree at this stage...You willprobably feel differently six months from now when Icut it drastically again/ Bonsa is a patient hobby...NO? I will soon post a gallery of bonsai from my collection on my website...then please critique.

[@octoberblaze8554]

You can buy subscribers for your channel. Not always advisable but some do it anyway.

[@MiltonChang-ee6rq]

It may surprise you...I DO NOT advertisew or buy subscribers! Good viewing has to good from good content...good business has to come from VALUE to customers!

[@MichaelAlejos-z1s]

@MiltonChang-ee6rq no I think you have a following of course I just realize people are gullible to anything and everything