How to Develop Pine Bonsai? (One full development year)

[@EPErnst]

I love these almost time-loop videos, where we can see the result of what you do after a growing season or two. Keep them coming! 👍👍

[@MokumaBonsai]

These videos where you show the results of the techniques that you apply are really really cool. There are so many videos that leave me hanging on YT... especially styling videos, where one can never be sure if the tree will even live after. So this kind of presentation is greatly appreciated I'm sure by many of your viewers.

[@ChillGuyBonsai]

Great video. Out of all the bonsai content creators, you are my favorite. Jelle, you always put so much work into your videos. Once again, great video!💚

[@mortsteal]

More likely to watch short videos especially in the morning. Afternoon, more likely to watch longer videos. Just make what feels right to you, keep it a passion and the rest will sort itself out. You videos are excellent either way.

[@RO-Smart]

Thanks Jelle, I really would prefer the longer period videos because all work done has a long term focus and so the relations between all the single actions is much clearer. Thanks a lot for your great work for the community.

[@akagainesy]

I like both kinds of videos. The shorter ones are grate for getting information on techniques and how to do them. And the long ones are grate for seeing how those techniques can work in practice.

[@gordeikuznetsov2678]

I really like seeing how specific techniques and design choices result in the trees developing across a timeline

[@stevetippin]

I love all the videos but I prefer the longer videos (15-30 mins) where you explain the reasoning and the method in greater detail. The videos like this one which you show multiple times of the year on the same tree are the best videos on KZbin because I see the method, the reason, and the effects of your work AND also what you do the next time you revisit the tree. I love the vids where you discuss the exact tree multiple times over years of development. I also love it when you go specifically into one species, bonsai style, or method for the whole video. I also like when you compare and contrast two different trees (or same species at different ages or levels of development).

[@dermo1981]

Thanks Jelle. I like the longer videos personally. You're truly excellent at what you do and the time you spend creating and releasing content is very much appreciated by many of us online. Thanks for bringing much enjoyment to your many subscribers

[@colynwyn1281]

Definitely the longer cycle videos for me. My biggest challenge is visualising the design and then understanding what and when is necessary to deliver it.

[@nhochamvui6070]

I enjoy watching this kind of video. chill to watch rather than Netflix

[@cknight5917]

The content and presentation is spot on Jelle. Thank you for all your effort and time. The best channel for explaining the processes of developing bonsai . Very much appreciated .

[@suer666]

Great video perfect length and showing of development of the pine. This is exactly what we need. There are so many videos about initial styling but not many that show refining. Thank you 😊

[@Yurup]

I really love videos like this one with one or multiple years. But I also understand this is a lot of work. Anything educational you pump out is amazing!

[@maximiliencosme8914]

Long videos with results and wide topics like this ones are really cool in my opinion! But you choose, it's always amazing anyway 😊

[@ryanodegaard4906]

Please keep up with the longer, detailed videos.

[@Jey125]

I like the 20 min or so like this. You give detailed information on a topic or species in a good amount of time. That helps me a lot. If a video is not quite new to me in terms of information, then you have still divided the videos into chapters. This is also not a matter of course. If you want short videos, then I think youtube shorts are a good way to show a long-term development in a compact way or to give a very special tree a moment of attention.

[@bejkee]

This is my favorite format. If it's just a technique, but you have no idea why you're applying it, you are not really learning. And always having your eyes on the end goal helps immensely.

[@GrowingBonsai]

Thx!

[@rebeccahunter725]

As so many have said; any video is a good video! But I do like seeing the progression and the outcomes of each technique applied. And I do love hearing how you say "bifurcation"! 🙂

[@tylerjamesnewton1422]

I love both lengths of videos, but more content is more content. Thank you for the valuable information. I think you could charge for comprehensive courses and succeed.

[@wesleyholm3650]

Love the longer videos, please keep them coming!

[@heidizwaenepoel7355]

Hi Jelle, I like all your videos. The content is always spot on. Especially the ones where you show the evolution, results of what you did before. Those take of course the most energy and time as well. Keep it up !

[@mattlohr3901]

Thanks for the video, Jelle. I appreciate the longer videos with great details and follow up results! Love the Japanese maple and pines! Keep up the great content! 😊

[@GrowingBonsai]

a three year japanese maple vid wikl be put together in winter ;)

[@a.wartongarden1957]

Jelle, Thank you very much for these videos...I have been looking forward to seeing ones on ' work on Scots Pine'... There is definitely a place for these longer studies, getting to grips with the finer detail. I have a Scots Pine (about 35 years old) which I am looking to develop with further refinement. .. I have a long way to go! 😊

[@christymartin6281]

I like the longer videos with more explanation. The videos I find most educational, I make the transcript into a document, sometimes with screen shots, and when I can, print them for a notebook. Thank you for your excellent teaching.

[@fritz2604]

I really like these long lenth detailed videos I hope you start getting a bit more attentione here on youtube because you put so much effort in these videos

[@robertlefler6644]

I could get used to videos like this, I really enjoyed it, thanks

[@nwilliams1540]

Hello, I really like both shorts and longer videos. The details in your longe videos is so helpful but sometimes I only have time for a couple of shorts.

[@dropbearpig3223]

These videos are fantastic. Excellent to see all the detailed stages and the result at the end. Thank you, thank you. Very much appreciated.

[@Rob-jv1kr]

I like the longer ones. Thanks

[@peterfransen5561]

Ik hou van dit soort videos, maar ook de kortere zijn leuk en leerzaam. Wel vind ik 20-25 minuten voor mezelf lang genoeg.

[@ras685]

I prefer long video with all the detail's. you excellent in explaining everything

[@nerinat8371]

I appreciate all the videos you provide... always learn a tip here and there ... cheers

[@umbertolore5567]

Great video and nice format for a deeper understanding. Thank you for your job

[@mrbogie4392]

Thank you for all your great informative videos brother.

[@pattygates7333]

I like both but especially the longer more detail with the results. Thank you for your time you spend doing the videos.

[@Ramalito]

Hallo Jelle, ich bin schon lange ein Fan deiner Videos, egal ob lang oder kurz. Ich finde aber von den langen, guten Videos die die Entwicklung eines Baumes oder Pflege über ein Jahr zeigen, gibt es nur wenige. Und solche Videos erleichtern dem Zuschauer immer gut die Einschätzung , ob der Bonsailehrer auch Ahnung hat und sein Handwerk beherrscht. Es gibt leider viel zu viele schlechte Bonsaikanäle auf KZbin, vor allem in deutscher Sprache. Ich betreibe das Hobby auch schon 30 Jahre und kann manchmal nur den Kopf schütteln, wer so alles Filmchen macht oder sogar Bücher schreibt. Deshalb bitte mehr von deinen guten Videos und vor allem lange. Es erfordert viel mehr Planung für solche Langzeitprojekte....Danke dafür.

[@tomekeziowski4293]

I like the longer videos much more.

[@acooke7574]

Longer videos showing technique and outcome 👌🏼

[@MarcoNeuber]

I like the long once with detailed outcome. Come over a certain period.

[@VoidloniXaarii]

Fascinating, thank you so very much for all your deep insights

[@judymagrath3771]

I love this format, and see the results!

[@sharonbuckley4591]

Agreed it’s good to see what happens down the road.

[@Bonsaiandknives]

Thanks for this very helpful video. Needless to say trees are still a little nightmare for me. As mentioned in an earlier commend I prefer long videos. Greetings from the south of Germany

[@jonathanverrier1334]

I like both the shorter ones as well as the ones where we can see the evolution, I wouldn't change anything you do. Keep up the good work Jelle!!

[@johanrast1842]

I like the longer videos ,👍

[@catherinebryant1952]

longer. love seeing the results

[@deepanjanbanerjee3491]

Excellent work and great video

[@MehranAshkanian]

Hi. I like to see details long and short videos on Junipers Thanks 🙏

[@GrowingBonsai]

Tuesday!

[@MehranAshkanian]

@@GrowingBonsai Great . Thanks 🙏

[@dantegianoli3267]

Long with follow ups!! 🤘🏽

[@stefgarvie6427]

Another great video

[@christopheaubertin2419]

Hello jelle. I prefer long videos on one year cares. And garden tour.

[@kosuta79]

Both, keep the good content!!!

[@jayrod1225]

I like the mix you do. Both great! I do enjoy a longer video tho

[@Eric-fv7gv]

Short ones with details are great but I prefer longer videos which show the process from material to bonsai

[@MAMLeers]

Well done! Already pretty short needles...

[@paulcropper4568]

the longer the vid the better, i want to see everything, if its a short vid i watch something else

[@souvikshome6261]

Long videos please!!

[@FSCHW]

I like a mix, some shooter ( not 30 seconds shorts) and some longer.

[@stuartbaines2843]

I find long videos a bit confusing at times. Just de wired a Spruce which was wired in Spring. Scots pine de wired in June from winter. Giving up on fine wire as it seems ineffective over short time frames. Pine pruning is tricky 😅

[@davethehunter2]

I like all your videos being long or short, technical or not.

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Nice job jelle great video thanks

[@tylerjamesnewton1422]

Was it intentional that you are wearing the same outfit in the January video as the early Spring video? Time traveler!

[@Bristolnick100]

Long video's please!!

[@MultiZNB]

PLEASE ALWAYS LONG FILM REGARDS

[@MarcoNeuber]

@GrowingBonsai Is it to late für cutting back black pines, and cut end-buds on sylvestris? You do it in the middle of july, or earlier?

[@Yossarian-22]

I like both video formats, but, I always want to see a follow-up on plants you’ve worked on!

[@AAAAAAHH]

this type by far

[@Bobsmith-mf7iw]

I like the long video's

[@judlpd]

Double plus like!

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂

[@nagataromain]

Longer videos

[@andrzejmarcinkiewicz7571]

Chiński elektryk

[@atomartin]

Long videos are better

[@Ukedc259]

Longer. Technique, rationale, results! Greedy!

[@tylerjamesnewton1422]

I love both lengths of videos, but more content is more content. Thank you for the valuable information. I think you could charge for comprehensive courses and succeed.