Rebuilding a Juniper Bonsai | 糸魚川真柏盆栽

[@leotenhoeve5109]

this has to be one of the most beutiful trees so far, what a result. greetings from the netherlands and keep the vids comming.

[@Novocainne]

dude please dont stop uploading, these past few days has been tough and i'm getting stressed out. you are my only stress reliever love your vods and godbless u :)

[@JMoDUB]

Really liking the silent subtitle content. Very peaceful to watch.

[@LessTalkMoreDelicious]

Dang... that's some epic cinematography. Nice detail.

[@davekelly1241]

I am an old man who has been interested in bonsai for many years. I do not have the artistic flair nor the ability to work such amazing trees. Keep up the good work 😁😁👍👍

[@Blaydrnnnr]

I'm old myself, and have about 20 trees of various species. I work on them, but will never see them become Bonsai. But the time I DO get to work on them, ( WHEN I get the time ) is very focused, and helps me with my OCD a bit. You dont have to have artistic flair, just having a tree, and taking care of it, keeping it healthy is nice. Learning to do other things is just a matter of what you want to express. Just keeping it healthy and let it grow is pleasing as well. Several of my trees this year probably wont get touched, letting them grow for a season...maybe two. ( I have no idea what to do to a few of them this year to start them on their way to a much better style years from now..) No mater how much I watch, I just dont have the knowledge to bring my trees to anything close to this, so sometimes, its best to feel good that they are healthy, and growing vigorously, and watching them go through the seasons.

[@JPGjack]

by far my favourite tree i've ever seen, the deadwood almost creates the appearance of an animal skull and the pruning and shaping of the foliage accentuated that. incredible job.

[@takauniv.6644]

いいですね！長い年月をかけて、これからどう育っていくのかが楽しみですね

[@CheffBryan]

Bjorn, just wanted to say thank you for your previous video on cameras and lenses. I got the same Helios and it got me right back into the hobby of photography! Main difference is that I go for a lot of extremely tight, near macro shots, so the effect is amplified even more when almost too close for the focus length. Learning and using cameras more has helped a ton to see bonsai as well in a broader sense, creating more appreciation for both interests. Thanks again!

[@MrAcokgitra]

Waoooo always blowing my eyes to see the trees that you wiring and styling, great job Bjorn. Greetings from Sweden. Make me more och more interesting to learn bonsai

[@BonsaiCornwall]

One of my absolute favourites so far! 😍 this really turned out 10/10 🪴 thanks Bjorn, I’m loving this style of video also 💚

[@collector7993]

Thank you for the video, I do many of the same techniques as you do. I'm self taught and do not own a single bonsai anymore as I've moved around a lot and it is to much on the plants. I've owned around 200 bonsai in 30 years, or have they owned me? Miss the art and will continue again one day, you never lose the skills and I find myself doing bonsai techniques to regular garden trees where I've lived. As a matter of fact on google maps one of my Chinese elms I planted when it was 12 inches tall is now 5 feet tall and I can see it by going to street view. Thanks again for your video its much appreciated.

[@gurkhasbonsai.7093]

Great work Master a lots of love from Nepal

[@peeweepabalate302]

Thanks again for sharing. Always a joy watching. 👌

[@ShuKatashSam]

Your juniper work is always top notch. This tree is superb.

[@xiaoxiaogu2181]

Superb craftsmanship!!

[@smokyhillbonsai-gerrettmor6373]

Inspiring! This video went well with my Sunday morning coffee.

[@Michael-kf6bc]

That is absolutely a beautiful tree. The amount of deadwood on the tree is remarkable. It adds so much presence to the trees appearance. To me it represents such a attractive duality of life and death. I've been watching your videos for years now. Its been a pleasure to watch you. Thank you for sharing journey and your specialty.

[@OjaiBonsai]

Beautiful. Cheers from Ojai California

[@bonsaitompinai9912]

Following this channel since he was at Japan. So many great information and tips I got to improve my skills in bonsai. Thanks Bjorn.

[@OolongTGuy]

What a transformation. It’s spectacular. Found this style a video most calming with that beautiful musical accompaniment.

[@jakemosher215]

An impeccable job like always. This bonsais transformation was incredible! I prefer a little more interaction with you during the videos but still a great video overall. Thank you and keep going!

[@timb.9224]

Bjorn, the dedication to your craft really shines thru on this Juniper. You truly are a bonsai master !

[@t3dwards13]

Excellente transformation!

[@PNWBonsai]

Wow! Material I dream of working on. Baller transformation!

[@MichaelKush420]

Amazing as always.

[@hongpham349]

Wow. So beautiful turn out. I would like to say thank you for sharing your experience and technical to us to enjoy and learn. 🙏Thank you 🙂

[@johngilbert939]

Great transformation Bjorn; you must be very pleased with the final excellent image?

[@AntonioGapa1975]

Maravilloso, árbol, música, video trabajo, es de lo mejor. Gracias Wonderful, tree, music, video work, it's the best. Thanks

[@nazariojuarez3156]

Incredible, you are a Master..

[@estaviosbonsaiguate]

Definitivamente una obra maestra, sigo tus videos desde que iniciaste a subirlos a tu canal, son realmente muy buenos, tus videos desde la edición hasta la forma de mostrar tu trabajo todo fascinante muchas gracias Bjorn. 🙇🏽‍♂️ saludos desde Guatemala.

[@michaelmaguire4555]

Exceptional work once again

[@danbanham728]

Amazing work there Bjorn, I know from experience wiring is very tedious and what's worse is unwiring when it starts to bite in.... takes a lot of time but it's worth it when you see results like this. Big fan.

[@Rene_Voortwist]

Amazing job on a fantastic tree! Thanks for sharing Bjorn!

[@jacktaylor6190]

No words needed, enough said!

[@sterling4235]

What an amazing work. Breathtakingly beautiful.

[@robertobreglia9224]

Fantastic job Bjorn! Thank you always for sharing your videos! 👍👍👍👍

[@JoaoSantos-rs3my]

Superb! As always! You make it seems easy to do

[@barneyrubble6934]

Great to see a master. Thank you for sharing your skills. 🙂

[@Tore1972Wisdom]

These videos is amazing and i love the music. It´s so calming. Would love to see some work on smaller trees, if you have that in the nursery Bjorn?

[@bonsaibob8253]

Beautiful!

[@fharrisabangan7609]

love your vids. from the philippines

[@kimberlyd2010]

Absolutely stunning!

[@ayushkawalgaonkar2318]

Great Masterpiece!

[@jamesaolsen1196]

Amazing. Well done.

[@Gianelli9]

Nice job!

[@bradenmatt6489]

Truly amazing.

[@kristopherwolf3811]

Could be on of my all-time favorites! Does this one have a name?

[@kodoxracer7320]

Love ur work 👍

[@Aimless_Funktion]

He did say film n photography as well a passionate hobby

[@edumoretti6723]

Incrível mudança. Parabéns pelo trabalho e saudações do Brasil.

[@christopheossart777]

Magnifique !

[@Maunkwew]

Wow ❤❤❤❤ bagus betul ini pohon .. ❤❤❤❤

[@bildahome]

So perfect!

[@BONSAIenCORTO]

Madre mía qué bestia... está impresionante de salud.

[@michelangelobonsai]

amazing tree🤩

[@giriendra9482]

Still the best

[@leo.locatelli]

extremadamente perfecto, me encanta!

[@faissal8997]

Looks like the Cedar in the Lebanese flag. Great job.

[@kumaESP]

amazing

[@bboyshirata]

Show TOP TOP TOP 👏👏👏

[@egoebonsai37]

Wow wonderful Juniperus Bonsai? What kind Juniperus? How to years old the Juniperus Bonsai?

[@bonalejo29]

🙇‍♂️Máster...!!

[@haryartbonsai7630]

Amazing❤❤

[@spanishjohn420]

that really is a work of art! do you sell them? I would like to buy one

[@carloscruz6536]

Just wow 👍👍🇵🇷

[@EmmAPestilenciA]

What tree grows with the needles pointing up and with that flat layer look each branch like that? I've seen images of big trees that look like this but I can't figure it out.

[@Blaydrnnnr]

I have two small Shimpaku, ( and about 6 Junipers ) both are my most difficult trees to work on. ( My Junipers as well ) Year after year I struggle to get the foliage to appear more like pads. I understand plucking the bottom foliage, but when I clip or pluck the long foliage left on the top side of the pad, it browns badly. My Junipers and my Shimpaku have such elongated foliage, I'm very nervous cutting back the foliage to shorten them. ( Is it better to pluck the long growth on the Junipers? Or clip? ) Any advice from the fans are welcome.

[@Aimless_Funktion]

Holy crap I cannot believe this thing was shot with a 1960 camera

[@josephwilliamcosta]

WOW!

[@Cityslicker112]

Arent you getting tired keeping Up the family life and bonsai. Must be hard!

[@VinhVoTV]

đẹp quá👍👍

[@jardindelbonsaiboquetepana8600]

🙏

[@rizkyrijzalbonsai6990]

Hadir kawan👍👍👍

[@jawoend]

waw

[@redhorse490]

Wow...... Sir can i'have your tools..?:)

[@leelocd907]

Who owns this tree?

[@DarthMasiah]

👍👍

[@master624]

👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@MidniteSan]

👏👍

[@brucedeacon28]

👍🍎👌👌

[@jeffskehen6734]

I know this is about the trees, and I deeply respect this tree and the work you've done with it, but the orange pants, man, have got to go!

[@mrvenom4451]

How much

[@goosecouple]

Who buys ?

[@jarms99]

Perfection!