Extreme Pyracantha Yamadori UPDATE - Greenwood Bonsai

In this video Corin revisits a Pyracantha with a super heavy trunk. This urban yamadori was collected in the UK where it had been growing in a concrete gully between 2 buildings. Corin assessed the tree and treated the rot within the tree using wet rot wood hardener. After treating the wood he incorporated a piece of rock to the composition.
Now 8 Months later we revisit the tree to see how it has been getting on.
Some wire is removed from the original styling and more wire is applied to bring the tree forward in its bonsai journey.
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Check out the 1st video we did on pyracantha here
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[@denhardy7238]

I’ve been out of action for a few months so it’s nice to see that tree again Dennis

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

Always great to see progression videos like this, and greatly appreciated. Super job on that Pyracantha.

[@sylviahardy4568]

Love that we get follow up videos from Greenwood 💚

[@MeadowViewBonsai]

Great update mate, thank you

[@kuriseon]

Recently been battling with pruning a pyracantha growing up the side of my parents' house, and that reminded me of this tree. What an incredible result! Pyracanthas are such rugged trees. They do hurt though! I'm impressed you work on it without gloves. I somehow keep hitting the thorns XD Thanks for sharing, excited to see this one's journey.

[@tooselfish]

Moin, that Pyracantha looks great, good job

[@jasonkressel5353]

That's amazing. I was definitely wondering if that tree survived. Happy to see it doing so well.

[@glennmcfadgen4137]

Tree looks great Corin I really do enjoy your videos and the information the viewer gets from you . I have a Firethorn and they make great bonsai. Glenn

[@brandywell44]

What an amazing transformation and a healthy tree, well done Corin

[@1cleandude]

Looks like two seals tossing up some seaweed for lunch! Really epic save of this tree! Bravo!🙏🙏🙏

[@dshevack1]

You’re an amazing artist. The tree is looking great

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Very nice video great job corin keep up the good work

[@bibnida7945]

Love the progress. Thanks for this update.

[@Rene_Voortwist]

It's a skill in itself to do this work without bleeding. 😊 Great follow up video, thanks!

[@alfredomarotta6604]

Thanks for sharing Corin. Greetings from USA.

[@conspiraterry7393]

I love that tree!!! Can't wait to see the carving video in the winter!

[@Donpapibonsai]

This tree is so Unique I really like it

[@jennifertucker107]

Beautiful.

[@MAMLeers]

Looks good and inspiring! Let's save the old stubs...!

[@JohnThurlbeck]

Looking good, Corin! 👍

[@jballenger9240]

Expert work. Thank you. When do you think it will put out lush crops of berries again? They were beautiful!

[@angieb6899]

Great progress. Can’t wait for the carving 👩🏻‍🌾🪴

[@hassimgora]

A really fantastic transformation. Must admit, I was skeptical that it would survive the first repotting. ❤

[@emiliosaita6704]

Bello ! Curioso di vedere come verra ! Complimenti grazie

[@samsomerville6054]

Thanks for a very nice catch up 😊

[@willbhm]

It’s fantastic that you always get to see the follow up of these amazing projects fantastic work 😜

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@2702simmo]

Love this one Corin That’s really taking shape 👍

[@markjagger7139]

A bit spiky and prickly, that’s an understatement, fabulous work and great to see a follow up on this tree.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@peterjohnson350]

Great update. Whenever you say 'I'll see if I can get a bit of wire on this', I always think I bet you will

[@joshchurms1505]

I remember seeing this at greenwood’s last Sunday ❤

[@kubawojciechowski6212]

You're magic man.

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Coming on beautifully. Thanks for the update.

[@BonsaiCornwall]

Been very much looking forward to this one 😁💚

[@joegarland4885]

Amazing transformation, I have one very much the same as yours so it will help me with deciding what to create from what was a stump, the growth on them is very vigorous as you say I no sooner prune the shoots I don’t need and there back again, I have in mind a semi cascade but I may have a rethink and follow in your footsteps Corin, so well timed video for me, Thank you.

[@ClintChilds-m1r]

Awesome!

[@TonyHedges]

Excellent video, very informative. I was one of those that enjoyed your hacking job in there first video, cruel to be kind! I do however want to talk to you about something not even bonsai related. I have been watching your channel for two or three years, I hope to be growing my own Bonsai when I move over to Thailand (long and separate story). I have taken note of how many watches you have. I have lost count but I think your collection is well into two figures (over ten). I have started collecting watches, I have two and waiting for number three to be delivered as I write now. But my collection pales in comparison to yours! I think I have seen Rolex on your wrist. I would watch a video about your watches. Not interested so much in how much they cost, but I am sure there are some interesting stories behind some of them...

[@almac2598]

Thanks Corin

[@robert0868]

Awesome

[@utdchannel32]

Mantap kawan👍

[@frankiesalmon7545]

Great. Seen it a few months ago in the nursery and was wondering what was happening with it

[@timmorel79]

😊

[@terryc8674]

Very nice video and thank you for taking the time to share. Would that tree be available at this stage ?

[@rjboyles]

Great followup, thank you. You mentioned you just fed it since last time. What feed and how often?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

We feed it with Naruko, once a month during growing season

[@nelleferrara812]

Nice, does the pot look too large for the big tree. Maybe too deep? It is very beautifully done, as is. Thanks

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Yes, its an oversize training pot, it will eventually go into a smaller pot

[@nelleferrara812]

@@greenwoodbonsaistudio thank you, I really respect your art

[@nelleferrara812]

@@greenwoodbonsaistudio thank you, love your art here

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

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[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂

[@Krisz-nm1zv]

Hi could you please add the option to see auto-translated Hungarian subtitles on your videos? Love your content but sadly my english isn’t the best so it would help a lot. Thanks for your effort, Krisz.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Yes you can, click on settings (cog) then on subtitles, then on auto translate, then scroll down to Hungarian.

[@Krisz-nm1zv]

@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Thanks for your help! On desktop this method works, sadly on mobile not all languages are avalaible for auto translation.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

that is down to you tube, not us, Best to use desktop then.

[@thetonization9236]

Help! About a month ago, I bought a small pyracantha. It was repotted with new soil, but now all its leaves have dried up completely. I removed the dry leaves, but it doesn't seem to be improving. What can I do to encourage new leaves to grow?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

They can be quite thirsty, so water really well in Summer

[@daviperci9116]

Do we really need that left section?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Maybe we do - maybe we don’t 😉😀

[@jballenger9240]

I like it. In fact, I’d like to see it grow out more.

[@astounded]

If I remember (from the first vid,) that left side was really rotted away. Fairly drastic surgery was required. The tree will favor the more vigorous growth, and the left side has a great deal of healing to do before a lot of energy will be put into growth.