Little Leaf Linden Bonsai: Setting the Secondary Structure for Success

Join us as we unveil the art of shaping a deciduous bonsai from its early stages to perfection in this insightful video. Learn how fundamental principles can significantly accelerate your bonsai's development timeline. Building upon the profound little leaf linden tree featured in a previous Mirai Live stream, we delve into the process of establishing the secondary structure, enriching its bonsai journey. Join us in uncovering the secrets of creating scale, proportion, and dynamic movement to ensure enduring consistency in its form. Enhance your understanding of the creation of deciduous bonsai with us.

[@oliverrh]

Thanks for the work pants rec! I’m an arborist, so also working with trees all day (albiet a little bigger than your day to day) and constantly losing the knees on my brunt pants.

[@mahakhalil1]

Thank you for your generosity in sharing this knowledge!

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

One word … FANTASTIC…. All the best from the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@vietpimp999]

Ryan should dress up as cranky Walter Paul for Halloween lol.

[@Cauldrxn]

Yay! Thanks Mirai for something to listen to while I’m at work ❤🎉

[@sepa.7600]

I've never heard this much explanation from just cutting an excess apical stump. 😅 thanks for the tips!

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Wow beautiful Bonsai ^^ Like 294 My friend, thank you for good sharing Have a good relationship

[@aaronallldayyy]

Ryan saying “re-up” made my day 😂

[@9svm]

you know he do

[@ignaciogarcia7833]

Excelente trabajo del gran profesional, Sr. Ryan Neil. Una visión excepcional, de lo que es un árbol de forma natural. Enhorabuena.

[@MrJcalvino]

Yaaaay decidous pruning. My favourite

[@vinniecharity]

Halloween costume idea: Go as Mr. Kimura!!!

[@ryanfitzalan8634]

This style of development is what reminds me of Dan Robinson's methods and how doesn't make those type of cuts that leave bullseye scars. I feel like i agree with that, Those scars do seems a bit redundant, predictable and corny. Id like to see how Ryan would attempt and develop a tree without making those cuts. Kill those sections? leave some deadwood to rot off? it would never look traditional but who needs traditions anyways?

[@gregoryh4601]

Well Done Bonsai Master Ryan. How old Is this Linden Bonsai tree? Thanks

[@OjaiBonsai]

I’m late to the show. How about Grut? All you have to say is “I am Grut”. Thanks and cheers from Ojai California

[@rambetbonsai6187]

Bonsai keren Indonesia🇮🇩 hadir❤

[@HONGVINH-BONSAI]

Great ❤

[@Bonsai_media]

keren om ku ❤❤❤❤

[@zbarcalab4390]

Do you guys plan on growing a giant sequoia as a bonsai?

[@crpncn]

I hope they do.

[@t3dwards13]

When it's everyday clothes, I choose old navy. Their clothes last far longer than fancy/ expensive clothing. I'm your age, and still wear their jeans and fleece from high-school.

[@RichardDenRooyen1973]

Im having a Tilia cordata 'Komsta Mini'..... think it takes a decade or 2, to get as big as this one in the video 🤣

[@bonsai_life_style]

Little Linden ????? Then my trees are invisible or still seeds ]]]

[@danieldalton8125]

Talking about the leaves not the tree.

[@kl5818]

👍

[@alberalmeida1919]

Ryan abusa do discurso na arte do bonsai, Kimura não faz discurso, Kobaiachi não faz discurso. A estética japonesa não faz discurso no tokonoma. Ryan parece mais um pregador luterano, falta respiração. Kkkk

[@hashiramabonsai]

Dear Ryan, if you ever are in Switzerland I would love to invite you for dinner, you can sleep eat and drink for free and then criticise my bonsai so ill probably cry all night in my bed! Looking forwardjk great video! and yes the offer stands tho hahaha