The Bonsai Art of Japan - Episode 33

[@ahappyimago]

Thanks for showing the detail about wiring the pine. Beginners take note that the thinner wired branches have the support of the previous wire to anchor them. That’s why you bring the previous wire at least a loop around the thinner branch, so one of the thinner branches now has a steady support.

[@landcura2000]

Excellent video, your series of videos are very helpful and enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing the Japanese Bonsai techniques.

[@The799wayne]

A fine example of what can be achieved,with a bit of effort,well done!

[@BackSeatHump]

Nice. Your videos are so educational and this one is very much so. You even exploded the “rule” about not cutting through pine needles! ALSO, you use clear, well spoken English avoiding “uh”, “duh”, and all of the clichés! Cutting needles and wetting them applies to all needle-producing trees? SWEDEN

[@giuseppeisca5919]

Thanks for sharing japanese tecniques! From italy.

[@Samuel-rm3xi]

There seems to be a problem with the audio...

[@druida16]

Very good indeed... Man,thx for the video...really appreciate your technique and, above all:your good will

[@BradMondel]

Those are the most perfect specimens.

[@kingviet1]

Very good clip. I wait for new clip from yr chanel ev'day. Much tks abt all.

[@angelamullins8574]

No audio

[@sonodog1]

thanks for explaining about foilage pads. many of the "pro's" will not divulge that detail because it leaves the student a need to to hire that teacher again and again, cause they never get that refined look. Many times, info like that is only taught to an aprentice. It's kind of like the old give a man a fish, u feed him for a day, teach him to fish, you feed him for life saying. Thanks for teaching us how to fish!

[@TattooedDancer91]

Hiya, big fan from Denmark here! I would love to see a video diary, on how to start your bonsai from seedlings and on to a fully fledged bonsai. As a starting bonsai enthusiast, I have plenty of smaller plants, that cannot really be trimmed, wired and potted yet, so would love to see how it is done. :D

[@marcoty6312]

I dont mean to be off topic but does any of you know a tool to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost the account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!

[@jerrybenjamin6168]

@Marco Ty instablaster =)

[@marcoty6312]

@Jerry Benjamin Thanks for your reply. I found the site on google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

[@marcoty6312]

@Jerry Benjamin it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thank you so much you really help me out!

[@jerrybenjamin6168]

@Marco Ty You are welcome =)

[@manajo8800]

Hello Bjorn. Thanks for all the knowledge that you give us. Can you do me a favor? Please delete the music out of this episode and uploade it again so I can here what you are saying about the pines. That would be nice. I think this is a important Episode. Greets Manajo

[@BonsaiOnline]

Did you just say you can cut pine needles without getting them brown??

[@nemormverjet]

Thank you

[@JamesThomas-qd7hp]

yup! water directly

[@ViragKaposvarViraguzlet]

Very good.....

[@ommantab6867]

hi...and thank you

[@almenillo]

Gozada de árboles, por favor.....