Making of a Cotoneaster Bonsai Part 2 Potting and Watering

[@patrickbowen5398]

Great video. Really nice Cotoneaster and terrific pot !

[@ashjinkim]

What an adorable tiny bonsai

[@animestop95]

Great video :) Also, you're right about the heat... this is the hottest summer I've ever experienced in my life.

[@aerofart]

Great video, great plant. Would have been better with a focused lens. You should try keeping the camera on manual focus. Also, the white table causes your camera to underexpose. You might consider covering the white table with black plastic or grey weed block material - anything dark - to get a brighter exposure on your subject. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your videos!

[@dewaynefanchier589]

Great video! How fine of a screen do you use when sifting the garden soil? Do you have any updated videos for this particular bonsai?

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

He passed away several years ago.

[@dewaynefanchier589]

@@TheBonsaiGarden Sorry to hear that... Thanks for the info!

[@Lola.alocas]

Thank you, this is a great video, and the plant is so cute.

[@pedrocorreia5869]

Did the tree recover well from the transplant? I ask because I read that you should never bareroot cotoneaster. Unfortunatelly, I read that after barerooting mine, so I was wondering... Also, is August a good time to repot?. Books always say late fall, early spring. I'm just starting out in bonsai, so I'm still struggling with the basics.

[@alphamusic8797]

It’s been quite long how’s the plant now

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

The guy passed away several years ago. These videos are his legacy. What a sad loss.

[@jugado219]

Is this bonsai still alive?

[@advantor321]

"study what was there before" brilliant !

[@andylancop]

If you live in Ontario, Canada,, Chris Hendry,,,, The Bonsai Guy....sells smaller particled lava rock.

[@JamesFrankMay]

Lava rock crushes very easily. Just purchase the large lava pieces, put some in a tough ziplock bag, and whack it with a hammer for a while. Then just sift out the dust particles and you are good to go. I always crush and sift my lava rock when repotting shohin trees.

[@regulata]

Also, its pronounced "cot - tone - ee - aster"! Good video BTW!!

[@toulagotsi2124]

Τι καλά θα ήταν να τα λέγατε όλα στα ελληνικά

[@kamchunwong1322]

战将

[@ZeNex74]

very basic videos and basic techniques

[@TheBonsaiGarden]

I believe that this man sadly passed away several years ago. A loss to the bonsai community.