Mid Summer Maple Update. - Greenwood Bonsai

[@willbhm]

Another great insite into your wonderful world, that Ceder is something else 😜

[@allanchurm]

you work fast......... i have been waiting years for a channel like this

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Bonsai phill very good quality trees thanks corin love the video mate

[@katyb2793]

Very happy to receive dog updates too ☺🐶

[@mattbrennan647]

Nice demonstration. Your nursery looks like Eden. Keep growing. Thanks

[@عبدالباسطشلالي]

Your way to explain to us is veery simple . i like it . thank you . Good luck .

[@opabinnier]

You know what? You're the best here- that's all there is to it.

[@SamDoeckeAussiebonsaibloke]

Cheers for the update 😀

[@kazochrymowicz3076]

Thanks again for very interesting and informative video. I feel like I’m an apprentice in you bonsai garden. So far everyone liked it.

[@chompers11]

Oh hell yea a follow up I LOVE these with my morning coffee thank you so much for sharing this content

[@bobsmith5417]

Corin ..Really would love the demo videos to go on longer so interesting to watch....Then they are over...Greatful for all your advice. Thanks so much.

[@dennispovloski8102]

I love the update videos. Thank you!

[@Matsuba81]

Another great video good to see how they have progressed , good few tips as well . Love to see more of Yuji he is beautiful when we visit we will bring him some treats!!

[@abraxax7ify]

tnx for the update. beautiful maple

[@linlaonong]

real artwork mate.

[@willbhm]

Another fantastic re-visit, I love how nothing is hidden in these videos and it shows even the greatest Bonsai Artists have die-back too, it goes to show we can all achieve great things with the right help ;-)

[@cherylandrews3195]

thank you for the video! I wish I lived there so I could get some of those gorgeous trees! Thanks for explaining what you are doing as you do it. so helpful!

[@jballenger9240]

Delightful and instructive. Thank you. 🌿🌿

[@2702simmo]

Love the updates Corin 👍

[@Admiral_Pumpout]

Corin Scissorhands doing his thing again, love it!

[@aquariuslibrarian]

We need more Juji content!

[@Rene_Voortwist]

If you’ve got 400 of these, it explains the speed with which you work.. 😊 A great educational video again!

[@beardedbonsai]

Love to see updates. Thanks

[@mohamadsabsabi5202]

Keep doing this amazing work.. too 1 million subscribers

[@wadmadhushan4434]

So beautiful bonsai

[@jameswilmot4537]

1000 likes :) Awesome, I have taken JM cuttings this year and have them growing, they do take a long time I grow but it's so nice to follow them from their very beginnings. Keep up the good work :)

[@almac2598]

Thanks Corin.

[@melanesianbonsai]

Beautiful bonsai

[@denhardy7238]

What a beautiful tree how mutch would that cost..

[@shawkorrrTWITCH]

Thank you for this!

[@mikegrayleeds]

Great update, thank you 👏

[@mattdemoraes]

Really interesting how some of the bare rooted trees died down from the top like that. Good to know it doesn't just happen when I buy bare rooted stock

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

they had been dug in Holland and out the ground too long, we usually get better results than this time. But it all works out okay in the end.

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Thank YOU.

[@HAJUBONSAI]

Beautiful

[@angie3504]

Hi Yuji 🐶❤️

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Hi Angie, love Yuji

[@cherylb4470]

I have to apologize to you, Corin. I, apparently, had not seen this video where you introduced Ugi, the ferocious guard dog. Just chilling and enjoying being with you and the bonsai. Good boy. Enjoy him.

[@2588ryand]

Would you defoliate a maple tree at a similar development stage/age as the trees you show in this video (the ones that were bare rooted)? Or would that not benefit the development of the tree and is more used when you’re in a refinement stage of development?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

no, they are young and are best putting energy into new growth to develop.

[@Mantisdgaf13]

What kind of tree is the one in the big pot on top of the brick wall over your shoulder? It's beautiful

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Its a European Hornbeam, Carpinus

[@reverimaldonado4063]

Hi uji! ⛩️

[@gregoryh4601]

Nice Video Sir. Just wish it was longer to help us learn More on the right place to Cut.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

The first video on acer defoliation was longer, and in more detail. This is the follow up video, as most work was already done in part one, so these follow ups will always be shorter.

[@raymondnoory4719]

I have followed your techniques on an Arakawa maple of trimming back, not defoliation, and it hasn’t regrown, no new buds, nothing. Is there anything different with this variety

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

NO, not really, healthy arakawa are very good, some can be weak at apex, which you have to be careful off. It you have just trimmed it back it will re grow, as they send out multiple flushes of growth in the season.

[@MrChaves1213]

When is the right time to change the pot, could it be done at the same time as the leaves were removed? Thank you.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

It can be, if not in Spring before leaf

[@peterjohnson350]

Another interesting video. Amazing leafing out on the defoliated tree. Was this kept in a greenhouse? It was good of you to show the progress of the bare root trees, even when growth has not gone to plan. There is hope for the rest of us.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

it was in a very well ventilated un heated greenhouse

[@DarthMasiah]

👍

[@alessandromassimo5717]

I have an hornbeam, last March I repotted and let it grow, today I pruned leaving 2-3 leaves each branch and defoliated just the leaves at the start of the branches, the places where they accumulate, Do you think it is too much? It’s halfway between pruning and partial defoliation

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

depends on the tree, keep an eye out for our hornbeam pruning video coming out next week !

[@andoionutdan9670]

how many times you defoliate an tree

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Just once in the UK, End of June

[@chompers11]

@@greenwoodbonsaistudio the thinking being it will get better structure and still put out new growth before the end of the season?

[@HorsleyLandy88]

You must get Tennis Elbow

[@camoflag1]

uji is a bad ass

[@toantran-lt5vl]

Do you have website for sale trees?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

yes, www.bonsai.co.uk

[@invertevision4757]

No "food" for the tree...guys, we need to clear it up that fertilizer is not food for the tree. Plants make their own food through photosynthesis. Fertilizer is supplemental nutrition, something that helps aid the tree/plant in metabolic activities. Sorry, just wish we as a community could get this one thing understood and taught correctly...maple is looking good tho. My deciduous are rocking out so far this year.