How to display Bonsai trees

Part of our Advanced Bonsai Course 2, with Bonsai expert Bjorn Bjorholm explaining all about Bonsai display.
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This video is one full lecture of the online course, which has 16 lectures in total. Instructor Bjorn Bjorholm guides you through the long-term impact of techniques on a wide variety of tree species. Learn about pad creation for exhibition, branch splitting on conifers and establishing a great Nebari with air-layered deciduous material.
But this course is not exclusively about advanced techniques. It also discusses the aesthetics of traditional and contemporary Bonsai display, from the tokonoma to the exhibition hall. With almost 6 hours of lectures, this is one of the most extensive courses we've ever created.
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[@jeffhurst4744]

Very informative and easy to understand.

[@bonsaiempire]

Glad it was helpful!

[@calvingodinho]

Thanks! Very informative video. Could you also do an extension on this about the rules of display?

[@seth6700]

I look forward to your videos like a kid on Christmas! Thank you very much for giving back to the Bonsai community with your wealth of information. Sending 正の周波数 your way.

[@thepearlatelier4256]

Incredibly beautiful

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

One day, when I have a bonsai tree that actually looks like a bonsai tree, I will concern myself with these super high level bonsai techniques. Until then...back to digging up crap!

[@camerakid76]

So trees between 20-30cm are left out of the show?

[@BalikesirCicek]

Muhteşem bilgiler için teşekkürler. Türkiye'den selamlar.👏👏🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Nanang_przt]

Good displaying our bonsai will make bonsai more beautifull... Good information about how to display our bonsai.

[@dracokaiser]

Where can you buy bonsai stands in the states?

[@Robertosurfend]

Do you can explain me about collembola ou springtails?

[@hectordehesa2118]

Always on point

[@BonsaiTalk]

BOYS! you forgot *the* stand of stands.. Rootstand (Ne taku in Japanese).

[@pannkakan1986]

Hi, I live in southern Finland so it's quite wet all year around and about 17-26 degrees celcius in the summer here. I have a 1 year old Norway Maple and a couple of 2-3 years old Scots Pines that I collected last spring. Do you think 1/2 acadama and 1/2 sphagnum moss would be a good soil mix for the trees? or should I use something different?

[@ryanchapman6544]

1/3 Akadama 1/3 pumice 1/3 lava with fine particles sifted out is always your safest bet :)

[@Maunkwew]

Nyimak suhu 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@sketsabonsai6314]

👍👍👍

[@sationobudi1706]

Bermanfaat!

[@Raj.madge078]

Quality content

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[@aahansworld9358]

As same art treat for you. Now???

[@shaahidally769]

👍

[@arifgerrard]

Thats ok Nice But i think in bonsai nothings perfect Bonsai is relatif

[@allduhcheese6762]

How many takes did it take with all the my left ur right hahaha

[@Hob0mancer]

You could just say "my right" we're not idiots.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hobomancer ...I’m actually an idiot.

[@Pete-z6e]

Hobomancer , me too , complete.