My Last Tree Goes Outside, The Bonsai Zone, June 2022

[@kris-chan1440]

I always take for granted how regularly you post. I appreciate more than you know

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

I am glad that it was working in shade also. Glad you liked it.

[@douglasmadlock3929]

Your the best Nigel, you keep me from becoming discouraged.

[@martindorrance8133]

In your own words, “it works fan-tactic”!

[@Tybold63]

Almost like a miniature jungle in the new greenhouse, really awesome. 😀

[@SequoiaElisabeth]

The solar powered fan is awesome. A great gift. I like where you have it placed also.

[@lukasmihara]

That's a great fan. Sounded powerful like and engine in the sun. Good to see all the trees outside now. I'm looking forward to the plant room work, too!

[@pennyduncan5980]

Thank you for your posts. Your videos are appreciated.

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

54F/12C. A hot cup of tea. Watching a great video.

[@birder4life999]

Bristle cones are one of my favorites!

[@marysoldeeley2218]

I can't wait to get everything out in the greenhouse! Still getting frosts here. Those solar fans are great!

[@natanlieds4468]

I live in Germany, there are sycomore everywhere. One large in the neighbors garden, so got a lot of seeds. I grew some for the last two years, leaves are large. But I repotted some before winter, not all of them survived, but the one that did have very small leaves, for now at least.

[@Julian-gt8lw]

You are by far my favorite overall KZbin Channel

[@TobyJin]

Excited to see how those seeds go, the Bristlecone Pines will be exciting to see, maybe you could style them like ones that set the record for the oldest tree in the world.

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

Seeds great to have always. Nice to see life springing up. Lots of work, but, done before the rain comes.

[@murray821]

Where I live here in the Netherlands there is a large sycamore tree nearby and those seedlings sprout up everywhere. I collected a bunch and placed them in a forest, I also did some experiments with placing a bunch in a clump over a rock. They grow very well and fast. The leaves are a bit big though, perhaps they will reduce later on. And black fly aphids seem to like them. Soap and water works well and the trees don’t bother the soap. Looking forward to see how you develop those trees in the future.

[@NotAnotherBonsaiChannel]

Hi Roger, yes it's the same in the UK with Sycamores. They grow easily and can tolerate a lot. Also like most maples they recover easily from a hard prune or root prune. If left to grow, the leaves can become quite large, but I have a Sycamore Bonsai in my collection and the leaves are only slightly bigger than a Japanese maple. So the leaf size can be reduced over time with a little training. Have you ever tried grafting with these? I'm curious to know if a Japanese maple would graft to a sycamore root base.

[@murray821]

@@NotAnotherBonsaiChannel I have not grafted yet, would be interesting to make it work, good strong rootstock on sycamores

[@voxxiigen7797]

The fan seems like a great idea, however I might be interested in a solar powered fox decoy to fend off the squirrels! lol

[@MaybeBonsai]

Those solar powered fans sure works pretty well! I am glad you finally moved everything out, always easier when all trees are in the same area haha

[@aaryansetia9093]

#SaveSoil Let's make it happen!

[@gerardjenerou8025]

Building the new greenhouse

[@bluesbonsai6718]

Thanks for keeping us posted on the trees! I wasn’t able too see the last couple videos, but I’m exited now!

[@potreliefbonsaibatu5035]

Smart technology in your bonsai garden

[@peterw2845]

Nice video Nigel , I’d love to get my hands on some methuselah pine seeds , I had one which was called a millennial tree in the year 2000 . Good luck with them germinating , fingers crossed 🤞

[@NotAnotherBonsaiChannel]

Glad to see that the seeds arrived Nigel and it looks as though the weather is improving, so should be the ideal time to plant them. Using the net as a shade screen? That's an idea, might have to try that myself. I'll keep an eye out for the follow up video. Thanks, all the best!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks so much Gavin, I'll try and get some seeds to you! I'll be planting the Sycamores today!

[@NotAnotherBonsaiChannel]

@@TheBonsaiZone Hopefully they will germinate for you. They usually sprout and grow very quickly. Thanks Nigel, that's awesome.

[@shaunbates49]

I'm watching this in England and my eyes are itching from the pollen and there is Nigel rubbing it with his hands, making my eyes itch even more 😂

[@t3dwards13]

I've had the odd goal of watching all of your videos (just 1-3 per day), and today I've accomplished that. I've learned soo much from you. So thank you. BTW, I've been building a collection of interesting seeds to eventually send to you.

[@MrThomascor]

Hi Nigel, good luck with the sycamore seeds! i found a variegated Sycamore seedling this spring and I can't wait to see what it is going to look like.

[@-ChrisD]

It's always considerate of people to put the C°→ F° conversion up in the screen. 🙂

[@nickybeingnicky]

I like those fans Nigel.

[@nickybeingnicky]

Then you tell us it's waterproof??? Nice.

[@zachnescio4559]

Its been a while.aince I've checked in on your videos. Bout time to get the truck out and about!

[@ArtisticEndeavors]

From Wikipedia: The term bristlecone pine covers three species of pine tree. All three species are long-lived and highly resilient to harsh weather and bad soils. One of the three species, Pinus longaeva, is among the longest-lived life forms on Earth. A few are known to have lived for over 5,000 years. However, growth is extremely slow. A 40-year-old bristlecone pine may not even reach six inches (15 centimeters). ✌🏻🎨☕️

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks Susannah!!!

[@dabblingwithbonsai]

I've been trying to look for a solar-powered fans, but can't find any reasonable around here.. I'm not sure if they post them here, not all the amazon products do. But I found a nice solar powered drip-system, might work also with misting hose.. Nice to see your trees going outside and doing so well! 💚 I lost almost all of my balcony trees, was keeping my fingers crossed, but no luck 😒 Edit: The reference to sauna seems funny to me, since I'm used to bathe in sauna with temperatures from 60 to 80 C 😅

[@claudioestrada1671]

I couldn't catch that name of the solar panel.

[@constantinepenguamo4050]

Since Cannabis is legal in Canada, ever thought of doing a Cannabis Bonsai? It sure would be interesting.

[@matt.castellano]

can you link to where you got this fan/solar panel?

[@claudioestrada1671]

What was the name of that solarpanel from Amazon?

[@nrponugoti]

👍

[@otterwench]

I sneeze just thinking about all that pine pollen lo. How are the succulents doing in the humidity? I am setting up a fan in my succulent corner because it gets pretty humid in the summer here in Lansing. Are there any tree seeds you are interested in trying that you don't have?

[@ogsxl]

i forgot my jades out tonight. didnt realize there would be so much rain. think they will be ok?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

As long as you put them in a place to dry out the next morning, a warm sunny spot and no more rain!

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🍎🙂

[@steev927]

Love you, Nigel... but I'll set forth a challenge. Stop using miracle gro, I know it's easy and a go-to, but most people absolutely HATE DeSanto fertilizer. Go organic, you can do it.

[@davidn4053]

FOIST

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Noice!!

[@andersnrregren9087]

Most solar panels are made from rare metal and minarals from mounain top mining so realy not that good for the planet but what is now a days