The Bonsai Art of Japan - Episode 2.mov

[@digitalbeachbum]

I don't want to get your ego too big, but these are some of the best bonsai informational videos on the Internet! Awesome job! Keep up the good work!

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Re-visting this series. Still bonsailicious.

[@tolandkister7137]

This series is wonderfully shot and incredibly informative. What a fantastic way to show off and teach and incredible set of skills while also displaying a beautiful art form. Thank you very much for your time and effort!

[@danielzapateroguillen5637]

Thanks for the subtitles in Spanish. It's fantastic the respect you show towards the trees

[@bonsaieejit]

This series looks fantastic, great camera work, suitable soundtrack, quality info and of course quality bonsai. Keep them coming.

[@EiseienBonsai]

Thanks for the comments. Working on more and will keep posting them throughout the year.

[@theroc1217]

@azgardener Actually, there are quite a few species of tree suitable for bonsai in arid climates. Many african trees work well, such as Baobab and Umbrella Thorn. Also, many succulents can be turned into living sculptures as well. They are a bit different, as most succulents are rosette forming, and as such the ends of each branch become focal points and ramification becomes more difficult and in some cases almost impossible.

[@xzyeee]

This is so masterfully produced. Completely and utterly interesting from beginning to end!

[@tmmason10]

Man I have watched this video like 4 times now. The Japanese maples are outstanding and very inspirational.

[@aidancampos5706]

Where I live, there are lots of natural, 2-7 inch bonsai, they are mulberry trees that get cut down from the landscaping every few weeks and so they develop quite nicely, lots of sun!

[@avocat.constanta]

Excellent. Relevant and well made.

[@scant6681]

great videos, it would be great for you to talk a little about developing the nebari with such a wide spread... best regards...

[@halomyperidol]

Those are amazing trees...wow

[@dwibonsai8318]

Maple...like it..

[@chema5253]

great work guys thank you very much

[@YochananYisarel]

Beautiful video, thanks for sharing!!

[@illuminatismasher]

wonderful videos man!!!

[@seniserf5153]

son bellos los bonsai!!

[@azgardener]

Very beautiful Bonsai! I wish I could have a Japanese Maple in AZ. Sadly.....too hot here for that. Please keep up the great videos.

[@alexe1003]

Awesome series XD

[@fehr2005]

Thank you so much for uploading this Video. I always want to learn it but ist just expensive for me to pay the course. Again, thank you so much. I really appreciate it.

[@elatu]

Do you know any Acer Palmatum cultivar with white or ver light bark? If not, is there any way to lighten it? Thanks for the videos, they are amazing.

[@bottomingoutsniper3925]

can I do this to my trident maple ? 5:08

[@elatu]

Well, he mentions the regular Acer Palmatum (japanese maple) and two other cultivars, beni chidori and deshojo.

[@rishanksv1475]

10 years ago?

[@fsergioamonteiro]

Vim aqui parar por causa de um vídeo da escuela de bonsai online. e tenho visto árvores e paisagens espetaculares.

[@kutlesss429]

Do the leaves that are cut at an angle around 5:22 take the same shape as before?

[@madman3891]

Aww little Pot bonsai tree!!

[@Kjbrunzo]

Anyone know what kind of Japanese Maple at 5:40 might be?

[@MrsKalehpache]

Can I cut my maple in summer?

[@victorfloriano3387]

E espetacular

[@fafakaulitz]

\o/ japan

[@Monsityy97]

I had one before it was really beautiful, but a worms killed it :(

[@juan54321]

ok it looks like marihuana leafs...which is always good.