Oak bonsai out of wild material

Oak Bonsai
Instagram: Hoopoe Bonsai

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

Good Luck with this project. I have worked on a lot of recovered oaks and generally find that early winter gives the best chances of recovery. I too put them in a large container for a year or two before trying for the bonsai pot. BUT...I have also had some success going straight to a pot so I will keep my prayers active for this one :)

[@JackBambiVlogs]

very nice bonsai material

[@mattbrennan647]

Nice find. Good luck.

[@digitalice7875]

Nice find but pretty sure that's going to die. Oaks are very finicky with root work and should have been put in a big pot and slowly worked on roots over several years. Good luck to you with that one.

[@hoopoebonsai3510]

Will see what happens I do have some in big pots

[@maximmilian7679]

Nice first steps

[@wadmadhushan4434]

Good job friend. Super

[@hoopoebonsai3510]

Thanks

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Wow, great little tree! How's it looking now? You may want to consider leaving more roots on after you collect...may help chances of survival.

[@hoopoebonsai3510]

Put it in the bigger pot it will survive might do some video of it. unlike the chestnut the Oak just stopped producing buds and the leaves stopped growing

[@donaldslovey338]

Should of put it in a bigger pot

[@kabasakaleminosman]

👍 müzik çok kötü. Kuşların doğanın, toprağın küreğin sesini duymak daha güzel olur. Teşekkürler. (yamasibon KIWA)

[@MaKsPuA]

Did it survive ?