S3.E7__Norway Maple Bonsai #1 REPOT & PRUNING

[@jefsbonsaiandfarming]

Dude this tree is awesome! So much character and girth! Hey thanks a ton for the shoutout! My crap trees don’t deserve it haha! Keep the trees and videos coming my friend!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

My pleasure man, been meaning to shout out for a long time. I seriously love your stuff!

[@jefsbonsaiandfarming]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot well I really appreciate that! Keep growing your awesome stuff man

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@jefsbonsaiandfarming You too, any NM or siberian elm updates coming?

[@jefsbonsaiandfarming]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot I have some stuff I recorded on a day off during harvest. I’ll try to put some stuff together now that things are slowing down a little bit. Big plans for Siberian elms and my clump Norway maple for spring…

[@davemiddleton4971]

This channel needs a million subs.

[@erdojjones]

Couldn't agree more

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Haha, that’s a bit high, but I would take like…ONE HUNDRED more for sure. Seriously though pound for pound, I have the best comments/ subscribers/ friends of any channel, large or small. Cheers bro!!

[@bastiv7806]

Hi! Another Soulmate here. I have lots of Norway and Sycamore maple as Bonsai and love them.

[@bastiv7806]

Cool tree! I like!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Really?? Tell me more!! Where do you live? Do you have any techniques you'd like to pass along?

[@bastiv7806]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot I am from Germany. Norway and Sycamore Maple are nativ to my area. My approach to Bonsai is to represent native species.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@bastiv7806 amen brother. My technique has been to dig up the invasive species and turn them into bonsai!

[@OddBonsai]

That trunk is an awesome feature! Deffinetly not a waste of time. It's nice to see kids enjoing bonsai work. Do you also let him do some chopin'? 😄

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

I absolutely do NOT let him do the choppin, though I let him prune the hedges with scissors…keeps him busy for hours! Yeah the trunk is the money shot for sure on this one. I’ve always loved it. Hopefully I can do it justice with some decent branches some day. Cheers my friend!

[@OddBonsai]

​@@BostonBonsaiIdiot Hope you got a lot of hedges to keep him from hedge pruning bonsai. 😋 Nice work on the tree! I hope to see more updates like this until the end of season 3.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@OddBonsai they’re coming, it just takes me forever to get the vids out. Life and all you, you know? And now holidays. It all just gets in the way of bonsai!

[@OddBonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot I totaly feel you bro! Cheers!

[@ernsttencate6699]

Working with your son on that tree is so nice. This maple is developing....mark my words.👍👍

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks Ernst!! Cheers my friend!

[@BackGardenBonsai]

Yessss its lookin great. That trunk flare/weird dead part. I love it. So much character and its certainly heading in the right direction

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks man. Yeah I feel like it's so cool that I can't fuck it up. UNTIL I do, of course!

[@jarheadbonsai]

Broski!!! The soil mix is freakin perfect. The chop moment was aaaammmaaazing. This tree is serious!!! I love that your son was a part of this. Cheers 😎🍺🍺

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks bro. I need to start filtering the soil though…the dust ends up clogging up the drainage holes. Glad you enjoyed the CHOPPINIT porn!

[@jarheadbonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot who has time for that sh!t?!! Lol...i always say I will filter next time and never do. 😂🍺🍺

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@jarheadbonsai more work…just what we need.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Really nice to see it taking shape!!!

[@guywatson-bognorregisbonsa7370]

That tree sure has a helluva lot of character. Fantastic job. 👍

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Agree, I totally scored on this one! Cheers Guy!!

[@aussiejeff2729]

So I am sort of new to bonsai and saw a great deal on a tree. Bought, brought it home and chopped it to see if I could make a great tree. To my horror, it's a Norway maple and my research made me want to cry. Then I saw your video. I've watched a LOT of bonsai videos, and none have made me laugh so hard. I'm sticking with this fuckin thing now and have subbed. Looks like I'm not the only Jeff with one of these things who is going to fight disappointment. Keep up the videos mate. They're brilliant.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Well I'm giving this comment a big ol' FUCK YEAH! And I soon as you said the word "horror," I knew that somehow a Norway Maple would be involved. Here's the trick going forward: lower your expectations. BOOM. "Problems" solved. You'll read plenty about how these things are a lost cause, but most honest practitioners will at some point in their lives admit that any experience is good experience. Orthodoxy only leads to frustration and disappointment. Make it your own. I've come to love all my crappy Norway maples in time. IN FACT, I'm working on editing yet another video of yet another Norway as I type this, so hang tight for more! Cheers bro, welcome to the madness! -Colin

[@aussiejeff2729]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot Just watched it. It looks more traditional and smaller. Mine will not be like that as it was 6ft when I bought it. Its closer to 2ft now. And thicker than my ex wife's midrift. What's the deal with pots over your way? Or you going against the orthodoxy again? That last video's tree would pop in a ceramic

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@aussiejeff2729 BWAhahaha...yeah over here we call that the F.U.P.A. or the GUNT. Boy I hope classy people don't read through the comments. I actually want to make a video on size of tree to girth ratio. NWM#3 (the newest video) was at least 6' as well, which only gets you about 3/4"Ø trunk to start out. This guy must have been 30' before it was cut down. It was in a managed area so they tried to kill it a million times before I offered to take it off their hands. Win/win.

[@aussiejeff2729]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot gunt I know quite well. I've been married! What's a FUPA?

[@KennetDeBondt]

This will be a great tree. Norway maples are good for bonsai, but mostly in the big size category. I´m planning on a fusion with NM. Grts Kennet

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

That will be very satisfying to see. I started a fusion project with them in the spring, but it didn't go so well.

[@thelazybonsai]

Ah, great start to the day. BBI & a cup of coffee. Perfect

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Amen brother, happy Friday.

[@RosarioCostanzo]

Great work, my friend!! I love this tree. And it's really a beautiful video.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

My bro! Thanks for the kind words. I hope early winter is treating you well. Cheers!

[@RosarioCostanzo]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot I moved from south Italy to North Italy and winter is treating me like a bitch! But I love it and I am fine. Thanks for your kind words, be alright! Cheers

[@BlueSkyBonsai]

Great job man! This is already looking like a powerful old tree, then when the new leader matures it will be a stunner. And hey, your little helper did a sterling job! Great vid bro, keep it up!!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks bro, you’re the best. Boxing up any day now, just trying to find the time 😉

[@BlueSkyBonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot me too! Finding time is unfortunately the bain of my life... #looking forward to retirement in only 15 years time 🤯

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@BlueSkyBonsai Hahaha yup i hear you. I'm shooting to be done with work by age 80.

[@BlueSkyBonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot 😂😂 you gotta laugh or else you'll cry!

[@emmetkeoghclaudio9293]

Great job involving your son with the bonsai. Hope it will become a cherish memory, and foster a love for bonsai, trees, plants and nature in general.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks man, I hope it has that effect as well. I got my love of plants from my mother so hopefully o can pass that down to him. Cheers my friend! -Colin

[@BlueJayBonsai]

Great video Colin! Love to see the kids get involved. 👍 The trunk base on that tree is amazing, no wonder you yanked this sucker out of the ground.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks Jay. Yeah the trunk base was totally the selling point. I even emailed a person to get permission to dig it up (very uncharacteristic for me!) and I'm glad I did! I would walk by it all the time and just say to my wife "MAN that would make a cool bonsai!" and she would reply "Uh huh..."

[@BlueJayBonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot uh huh

[@jaredjones241]

Of all the bonsai trees on you tube, this is the one I'm most excited to see the progress of!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Haha me too, though I’m a bit biased. Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe I’ll make one of those “shorts” showing progress from day 1 to today. Stay tuned…

[@jaredjones241]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot that would be friggin awesome

[@shohinandmame]

So good to see the development of the tree 👏🏻 Glad that leader bud made it! 👍👍

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hey thanks man! Yeah, me too. I find that even though these Norway’s are not great as bonsai, they’re at least predictable. They rarely let me down, making it easy to plan the next steps. Cheers!

[@mazultav]

The new chuck it intro is 🔥

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

“CHUCKIN it…” damn the catch phrases are flowing like Merlot on Manning Drive!!

[@mattbrennan647]

This is really looking good. My first bonsai is a NM grown from seed. They are challenging but can be developed into something beautiful as is evident from your specimen. As always I love your editing and humor. Thanks, keep growing

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Oh really?? I never knew! Now I’m curious…email me a pic when you get a chance. Thanks for the kind words as always Matt, hope all is well. Cheers!

[@mattbrennan647]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot ,, in Florida now until spring. NM is sleeping in CT.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@mattbrennan647 snow bird mode activated. Understood. Enjoy!

[@Moboanojourney]

The base is awesome , wow👍

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

I tend to agree! I’m hoping the branching will one day do it justice. Cheers my friend!

[@cell32005]

What a gorgeous beast! And to think just two years' worth of growth produced such a solid trunk on top! I also love the amazing gnarled old growth you've exposed with the repotting, you might be onto something with these Norway Maples! The best bit though - seeing your boy enjoy spending time with you in the garden, now that is truly something that will give you "results" in the years to come! :)

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Forced brainwashing is a great thing and often necessary. HENCE American football!! Cheers bro, more to come!

[@cell32005]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot as someone who did one year of Pedagogy and Andragogy at the uni I can certify that this is the only didactic mechanism that works.

[@HAJUBONSAI]

Very good

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thank you my friend! Cheers!

[@mattygroves]

This thing looks legit! Those slender sinuous branches echoing the curves on that squat gnarly trunk, really nice relationship. Struggle and hardship rising into grace.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

You sum things up perfectly man. Hopefully I can keep those branches in check for the long haul. Cheers my friend!

[@smokyhillbonsai-gerrettmor6373]

Great video my friend! @ 3:54 You said that maybe the tree grew through a fence. Often times nursery trees are dug and placed in a burlap bag, and then place in a metal basket, then saved for sale. The basket should be removed at the time of planting, At the risk of starting a fight with any landscape company owners, time is money, and planting crews don't remove the basket to save time. Maybe that is what you found.? This tree is looking great! Thanks for sharing it with us, can't wait to see more!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Yo Gerrett! That would add up IF NOT for the fact that this tree was almost certainly a weed tree. The tree was dug from one of Boston's "Urban Wilds," public land that is managed by the city, and the guy that I asked permission from to collect the tree was more than happy that I was removing an invasive norway maple. He mentioned they'd been trying to manage some in that area for years, and this one (along with another that I collected the following year) were clearly cut down, but not fully out of commission. HOWEVER, this part of the property abuts a private yard, the owner of which could have very well planted this tree a long time ago (though I doubt it based on its size). More likely I think is that it self sowed and grew up along side a fence or just some trash (the area has signs that it was a dump at some point). ...so how's THAT for a bunch of rambling nonsense that you never asked for!??! Cheers bro!

[@smokyhillbonsai-gerrettmor6373]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot LOL. Two positives from this- The city of Boston is not mass applying herbicide on every tree stump they cut and you got a really nice stump to work on! As always I enjoy your videos! Be good friend!

[@edweidemann7454]

Good job. Thanks to this I'm digging a rogue NORMAP in my yard this spring . . .

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Amen brother!! I mean I keep saying that they’re crap, but they’re at least fun. Vigorous, as well. Cheers Ed, would love to see what you dig up…shoot me a line when you do it!

[@sueb1317]

As advertised... Colin's 'Fun Facts' are FUN!! Man - this tree is a real favorite of mine. I have a couple of ancient apple trees that have exactly the same trunk - it only took them ~120 yrs to develop lol! Those fibrous roots are going to seal the deal as this tree grows on!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

I’ve been advised that I need to to some serious rot chopping NOW on those thick trunk-like roots. Problem is, I’m a chicken. I’m a big ol scared baby, and every time I repot one of these bad boys, I do some light trimming and put it back in the pot. …ANYWHO, back to your actual comment: thanks for the kind words! This tree is easily one of my favorites as well, for obvious reasons. Are you saying that those apple trees are bonsais? Do share!! Cheers Sue!

[@sueb1317]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot lol - no - the apple trees are remain of an old orchard when the subdivision was built. They do offer something to strive towards tho. I did manage to make a cool callus cutting from one - it will be killer in ~119 years 😝😝. I am also a big chicken when it comes to roots. I can hack the top off of anything no probs but root work is my nemesis... oh well... i have 119 years to get over it...

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@sueb1317 you can probably cut it down to 112 if you rush it!

[@jimmybaggs5342]

Great looking tree

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks man!

[@TreeVibes]

Fantastic base on the tree👌👌

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks man! Yeah it will be hard to mess up with a base like this!

[@TheMightyYak]

Starting to look like an actual bonsai! I saw a post on Reddit of someone who managed to get decent leaf reduction on a norway maple and thought of you.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Sweet!! Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if i posted it lol. Cheers Yak!!

[@TheMightyYak]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot Haha probably, its not exactly the most popular species!

[@ochong]

That deadwood is really neat. I wonder if tilting it slightly toward the giant root would make it even more interesting. The other idea was if you laid it on its side, would it put out new shoots along the deadwood and you could create a raft... Cheers!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Both very good ideas. In fact, someone else mentioned the raft suggestion early on. I think at this point I’m committed to informal upright-ish since I’m two years in. I’ll take a look at tilting is back. The raft will forever haunt me… Cheers man!

[@jg00000]

Looking great, leaves are looking reduced already.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

They have, surprisingly! In fact there was a portion of the video that I edited out for time where I held a full sized called leaf from the big tree in the background up against the leaves of my tree. It’s a pretty impressive reduction so far, especially considering the fact that “Norway maple leaves don’t reduce.” I guess we’ll see about that! Cheers man!!

[@yann548]

Awesome tree already but man is that thing going to be savage. I’m growing mame/shohin sycamore. I refused to believe the leaves wouldn’t reduce down, and they do beautifully. Great autumn/fall colour too (not Japanese maple good but well worth it)

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Oh interesting on the mame/shohin sycamore (we're talking about sycamore maple and not the american "sycamores", right? I have some of those too for what it's worth). Would love to see some pics if you have them. Cheers bro, thanks for the comment!

[@BillyBobJoeSnr]

iI think big leaf maples can make awesome autumn /winter trees epecially shohin. Ive got maple mame forest im working on. For me i ignore the leaves and try to get a good branch structure

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@BillyBobJoeSnr I totally agree. Even if the leaves were twice a big, I’d still peruse trees like this for those 3 weeks per year where they look amazing.

[@yann548]

@Boston Bonsai Idiot Sorry, I forgot that sycamore can mean different things. I meant a sycamore maple. They grow like weeds here but I find that they are great at backbudding and grow super fast so branches can become coarse quickly. Like @William Fish says the leafless winter look alone is worth it. I’m only 3/4 years in from seed, so not too impressive. Hard to show how much the leaves have reduced (as big as my hand down to a postage stamp) but happy to share photos.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@yann548 ah yes. We have those here too, literally weeds in my garden. You’ll see several get chopped in my CHOPPIN IT video in fact. Will definitely lift some in spring, and yes already leaves have reduced just from keeping the growth in check…at least way better than the Norway maples! I think getting them in lots will cure that coarse growth.

[@watsup6084]

A new boston bonsai idiot video? Hell yeah, today is a great day. This maple is absolutely epic! Very wholsome video with your son :) Looking forward to the next one. You deserve a lot more subs.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it! Very kind AND PROBABLY UNDESERVING words, but appreciates nonetheless. I agree…a seriously epic trunk. This is definitely one of my favorite trees. Cheers man!!

[@BillyBobJoeSnr]

Love it, looks like an angry old tree. Be perfect at halloween.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

It’s in the “gnarly” category for sure! I was just saying to someone else that it would be pretty tough for me to mess up this tree, but me being me, i should probably just keep my mouth shut. Cheers Bill, thanks for the comment!

[@fuzzy.whumpkin]

Awesome video, keep them coming!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks my fuzzy bro!!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks my fuzzy bro!!

[@bonsairandomuncut6297]

Great character in that Norway maple. I see you handling with care and respect. Next repot i want you to go for the fat roots. In this stage the Norway will take some serious sub level training. Thanks man - beautiful video !!!!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

I’m glad you’re here. I feel like I know what I have to do, but when the time comes, I get scared and pussy out. Do you think I should do it next year, or wait another year since I’ve just reported and ch-ch-ch-chopped it?? Cheers my friend!

[@bonsairandomuncut6297]

Oh man - the same with me.But as we say:Fear is no good advisor.Do it next year if the tree was happy this year.Maple is that strong in growing new roots. Cheers !!!

[@beardedbonsai]

That thing is definitely a little gem. I have been messing around with a few Norway maples for a couple years now. They certainly have the vigor but refinement is a struggle for me large leaves long internodes. I started with seedlings not a naturally beutiful little stump like yours so you are years ahead already. Anyway nice trees and a good video. Keep choppin.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

INTERESTING...I don't remember seeing any Norways in your videos. Also you're not the first who's said that they mess around with them. More and more people are coming out of the Norwegian Closet, it seems. I agree with your assessment/ struggle. Cheers man, chopping 4life!!!

[@beardedbonsai]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot I don't have any I am proud of so I don't think I have featured any in videos. I pull about 25 thousand out of gutters every year so I always pot up a few. Around here most people call them silver maple or swamp maple. I do belive I showed my forest group in an early video.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@beardedbonsai haha yeah they love gutters somehow! Around here we call silver maples silver maples and usually swamp maples refer to red maples, of which I have a thousand seedlings i collected last spring (forest maybe??). I’ll go back and check out your forest video for sure.

[@lancefile9408]

Great video man

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks Lance! Cheers man!

[@Aganamusicproject2]

Hay ,, great infotmation,, nice bonsai tree

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thank you my friend! Happy new year!!

[@katedodd79]

Great start to my day; long awaited video from my fav' Bostonian. Though with material like this stupendous NM you're kinda false advertising with the name of your channel now... 🤗 Will we see more from you before the end of the year Colin? Either way warm wishes to you and your family.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Yes I’ve got a couple more planned, it just takes me FOREVER to get the vids out. Maybe 2-3 more total, including a sappy finale if I can get around to it. Cheers Katie Dodd, hope all is well over there!

[@bjornnorberg8996]

Superb!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thank you sir!!

[@johnneary732]

Frickin beautiful.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks uncle Johnny.

[@HelmBiru]

Awesome bonsai tree Greeting from Indonesia

[@CocoNagi]

hi new friend. you have a maple bonsai candidate with very character 🙏😍 I don't have a maple tree. in Indonesia maple can't live

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hi coco, thanks for the comment! I’ve heard other people from Indonesia say the same thing about not being able to have maples. I guess I should stop complaining about my maple problems and just enjoy them for what they are! Cheers my friend, thanks for swinging by! -Colin

[@master624]

Wow nice good lucky friend hello from Bali Indonesia 🙏🙏🙏

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Cheers my friend, thanks for stopping by!

[@master624]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot thank you 👌👌👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[@jawoend]

waaaaw,,, amazing 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍❤️❤️

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks man!

[@erdojjones]

Why not cut a little higher and trim off the die-back later?

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

You mean why not CHOP IT higher? Good question and here’s my answer: because with this guy, there’s never been die-back. I can trim right to a bud and, so long as I let it grow out, the chop will be fully healed. This is what I did with my last chop and the wound is just about gone. It’s pretty incredible and I owe it all to the crazy vigor of the Norway maple. I don’t plan on letting this one go as long and thick however, so there will be a more visible scar for longer, but either way I’m not worried about dieback. Cheers Jared, thanks for the comment!

[@tbnplant8614]

Amazing bro sis

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thank you!

[@erdojjones]

Season 4 coming soon??

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hopefully...we're getting ready to move so it might get in the way of the more important stuff lol

[@master624]

Good boy 🙏

[@Boru06]

Thats an awesome tree. Material like that would cost a fortune!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hey man! You’re probably right, which is crazy because I dug it up for free!

[@Boru06]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot Between the natural deadwood nd the fact that its alive and healthy, its really valuable,. Even sweeter that it was a freebie.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@Boru06 great point. I do wonder what I’ll be left with in a few years after a lot of that rots away. Should I preserve it somehow? Is that done on maples?? So many questions…

[@Boru06]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot Yeah Id say you could apply lime sulphur on it. I wonder how itd look on a big flat-ish rock, with the big roots showing and rocks between the roots. Could save ya having to do root surgery later....which is in every man's best intrest.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@Boru06 Excellent, i'd never considered that before. Thanks my friend, always good to get fresh takes on old trees.

[@jballenger9240]

Did you think of airlayering the top?

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Nah, wouldn’t have been great materiel. These things are a dime a dozen in my neighborhood. Better off just grabbing one from the ground.

[@ВСЁОБОВСЕМ-ъ1щ]

Лайк за видео

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Спасибо, мой друг!

[@AlexBraunton]

Yess! Finally

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

😉

[@leighharron]

I heard nothing after “there’s metal in it” 🤘🏼🤘🏼☠️☠️🎸🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

It's a pretty hardcore tree, to be fair...

[@leighharron]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot that it is. The roots came out really well, the new fine ones are quite the mat to work with. Is your temperature starting to plummet yet?

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@leighharron oh yeah, I mean not Canada cold but definitely below freezing every night, 30’s during the day. How bout you? Any cell phone video tours in the works??

[@leighharron]

@@BostonBonsaiIdiot your freedomheight temperature confused me for a second, we’re at about 5C morning and night but unnaturally dry through November to now. Would you believe I have most everything lined up so I’ll send you a quick run through them tomorrow. Standby for mediocrity

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@leighharron I was gonna convert to Celtic but figured I’d let you flounder with the google yourself. Will sit and wait patiently for the glorious backyard mumbling:.

[@thelazybonsai]

Colin’s Fun Facts: Video contains THICC Content

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Thanks for doubling the "c's'. VERY important.

[@buhaybukid-mixvlog7066]

69 likes my friend thanks for sharing full support sending back#bonsai tutorial great idea sir thanks

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Hey thanks man! Cheers!!