Pinus Nigra Restyle + Repot - Greenwood Bonsai

[@richardmitchell8783]

I like the "back" as a possible front...seems to have more character with the jins

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

although its a possible option the chosen front is much better in person, and the apex has better direction.

[@ryant8762]

I like the back as the front also personally

[@jimbersmcimbers]

The guy wire trick is mint!

[@davidmorgan3508]

Aussie Dave here, wow 🙂 you have turned a nice looking pine into a surparb looking tree, again a very good idea and video..🤗👍

[@monkichiboi4003]

GREENWOOD BONSAI ROCKS

[@rickgardner4028]

Agree. Really enjoy his videos

[@edwardcurtis2866]

What an astonishing transformation.

[@shropshireladoutdoors743]

Very nice sympathetic restyle to enhance what was already there and a great improvement for the future

[@MaybeBonsai]

I find it funny the intricate use of the middle finger hahaha

[@royhicks3957]

great work Corin & very helpful info

[@marcelwesterhoff]

Wow! Nice job!

[@phillipwaterman5721]

Bonsai phill looks good now good job corin thanks mate

[@almac2598]

Thanks Corin, another super tree.

[@johnrb9397]

Wow just wow. Need to like this.

[@cesarecomandini6758]

Sei un mostro! Grandioso!

[@danieltarcak]

Thank you, very nice looking pine after you´ve touched it... looking forward to the next tree.

[@philipmullins5507]

Another great video Corin, thanks. A real transformation.

[@kaktusbettaindonesia7680]

Waw amazing inspirasi

[@anthonyorlando1861]

As beginer you really are bloody good instructer helping me out a heap

[@britaglious]

Love the contrast in texture. Really makes it pop

[@amysuewest3826]

You did an amazing job with that tree.

[@richt4336]

Excellent as always Corin, please could you do a video on bonsai soil we should be using in the UK. Types and mixed for species, please. many thanks Richard.

[@gariktv8756]

Beautiful tree, great work done. Awesome 👍🏻

[@carloscruz6536]

Another great video with good close shoots very informative very nice design. 👍👍🇵🇷 I also like the back of the tree. 👍👍

[@birgittej5895]

Looks fantastic

[@jerrefisher2184]

Great job filming as well as styling. Thanks!

[@mattharders7167]

Hell yeah Corin!

[@Matsuba81]

A beautiful tree love how you pulled the main trunk in and extended the branches , pot is also stunning looks great with the tree. Really enjoyed the video you are the daddy!!

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Thanks so much 😊

[@williamingleby3327]

Brilliant.

[@bobsmith5417]

Corin, that was Economical, Efficient, & Educational. I only wish you had done regular videos way back, & I am sure in hind sight you do....Many thanks for your knowledge..

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Yes, thanks Bob, wasn't till I saw it back, that I realised I'd only cut 3 little shoots off, nearly all the tree was used !

[@peterjohnson350]

Nice work. I quite like the tree from the other side too. I'm glad I can repot pines now as I have had dandelion growing in a pot and it's really annoying. I will get onto this tout suite.

[@ernsttencate6699]

I said it before I like your style. The wiring was good. Learned a few things too. Not getting the needles between the wire and the trunk. Your working and explaining is very understandable. Ofcourse 👍👍

[@SubjectiveFunny]

Stunning as always. Thank you for showing this.

[@BONSAIenCORTO]

4, 5 buenas decisiones y el árbol tiene otro nivel y otra estética diferente. Just 4, 5 decissions and the tree has another level and diferent aesthetics. Of course, is not the final pot and needs more branch ramification but a great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@willbhm]

Yet Another fantastic informative video such a joy to watch 😜

[@AndyWard-r3k]

Beautiful pine 😎👌

[@brunopelvillain9700]

Wonderfull work as usual: simple, quick and efficient !

[@wesleyphillips3211]

What Bruno said Corin😄

[@philtudor6079]

another educational video showing us the steps to creating and improving the future concept of a bonsai tree that will look so much better through time and care. Thank You Corin for sharing your knowledge and expertise.

[@harrietb2141]

Beautiful🥰

[@Nizzon.]

Love that tree!

[@genep.1005]

Awesome job, just started watching your channel. Love how easy you make it to understand what your doing and why. Feels like i have a better grasp of the concept and understanding of bonsai. This is the only channel that i found that helps me to understand and feel like i can do some good bonsai. You're technical but in a way i can understand and you actually demonstrating while talking is helpful too. Thanks.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Thank you Gene. Thats exactly what we are trying to achieve

[@templeartsbonsai]

Really nice ! love it !

[@dennislynn7592]

Another informative video Corin the changes to the pine made an Big difference. The new pot is a true beauty. Question---how to grow surface roots as these were stunning. 👍👍👍👍

[@ph-vf5hx]

Branch movement is vastly improved

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Thanks again for another informative video. I know that the pot is a little bit over-sized (you said so)...and I think that it is a little bit too plain when compared with the flaky mature bark. I would suggest either a plain pot with more aged patina (the chosen pot looks 'too young') or a similar plain pot with a small region of flakiness extending beneath the nebari to match the bark.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

I have other pots, but didn't want to put it in to a very expensive hand made pot, as it will be for sale. Future pot choice can be elected by the new owner to their tastes. Often people will commission a pot from a bonsai potter once they have owned the tree for a while and go used to it.

[@seanj5277]

Hey Corin. I've been loving your channel! I also watch a lot of gardening youtube channels and was recently talking to myself saying I've need to find some more bonsai channels to balance things out and I find it hard to find bonsai channels that I like enough to stick with long term. Your definitely one I'll be sticking with. I look forward to many years of bonsai videos from you and Greenwood Bonsai!! Cheers!

[@robertpujsza2964]

Thanks. you said, end of october good time to repot...... What about another pines sorts

[@oliwestside5050]

Epic work

[@soberhippie]

31:39 I like _this_ as the front view

[@WGH-ef5ze]

Great, Just Great!

[@kabulbonsai9621]

great job sir

[@mayureshpurohit4439]

Baba full power..... full power

[@melanesianbonsai]

You make it so beautiful

[@schmid3573]

Thnx for nice video

[@opabinnier]

Beautiful job, Corin! You are a real artist. I don't really like pines for bonsai (I know: heresy!) but I really enjoyed this vid- you're always worth watching.

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Thank you so much!

[@tgward313]

at the start of wiring the back looked like a good front

[@santoshsharmavlogs1550]

Good job

[@curatorofcardboard]

Corin, do you have a pic or specs on your wire dispenser/holder? Seems pretty cool.

[@aflatminor]

Yet another fab video Corin, The clarity and quality of the video is epic and the educational content brilliant!! When you said that late October is a good time to repot Pines, Would this apply to other evergreens like Junipers etc? Cheers 👍

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Yes, we have been doing many of them too.

[@aflatminor]

@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Many thanks for the reply Corin, I was hoping to have attended South Yorkshire Bonsai Society for your presentation but caught covid and had to isolate!, I've since passed it to the wife so have to isolate again!! 🙁

[@robertobreglia9224]

Very compliments for this beautiful black pine,you have a great talent!👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@grahamleonard8060]

In my opinion directly opposite your front looks to be a lot more movement ?

[@giakon1]

41:12 i prefer this side of the tree!

[@saudagartebu8846]

Ok mantap sukses mampir 👍

[@stevemcguire1810]

What's the best thing to get Sap off your hands?😊

[@davidhaughan3573]

As a tree, not much to look at but maybe a large rock may give it a more interesting look

[@Ukeitupmike]

great work but I am surprised that you do a repotting that late in the year. Not too dangerous?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

NO, fine

[@ryanashby2459]

How long do you typically leave the wire on when redirecting a tree?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

I take it off just before it begins to cut in, can be anywhere from 4 months to 1 year + depending on tree growth rate, and time of year etc

[@bossbig7017]

What soil is he using for the repotting? :)

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

I use Kiryu-Tsuna

[@brucedeacon28]

👍🍎👌

[@Fuckthisshit-k9l]

I may be completely wrong but I feel as if it needed a darker pot. That kinda turd brown seamed to clash with the colors of the tree.

[@pavelsimsa1357]

I like your vids, but this seems to me too long. The wiring could be skipped. Not shaping of course 😃

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

See bonsai people yellow see Michael Jackson people black ok I see people love natural know would frowned very much agree 😂😂