Norway Maple Bonsai Update, The Bonsai Zone, April 2019

[@Silencio.Voluntad]

Love your videos, the sound of the train, the chickens, the garden, all the trees, seems it's a magical place

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It is wonderful on a quiet day, we have a lot of birds in the area!

[@maimaiti]

You are the best Nigel. Me and my gf learn a lot from you... Every single pot in our apartment having benefit of this, not only bonsais :) Thank you...

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Mehmet, I'm glad things are turning green!

[@priyanka7299]

Hello Nigel! All your videos are very inspirational. I really appreciate your patience and attention to details. Regards!!😊

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you very much!

[@goranaye]

Your Red Pine looks superb, Nigel. It's always been my favourite and it's good to see it again!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you, the moss will require some clean up and it should be fun trying to get a nice windswept flat top look to the tree!

[@240Sil]

Super excited for all the videos this growing season!! keep up the good work.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks, I should be posting a new one tonight!

[@dommu_]

Love this time of year. Thanks so much for these updates, Nigel. I learn so much from each one. Thank you for passing your knowledge on to others.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Glad you liked the video, thanks Dommu!

[@sharkfin154]

You really make me want to get back into bonsai! Only a year and a half before I go home shopping and then I can start collecting trees again!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Great to hear David, I hope you find a nice home for you and your trees!

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

Wow, so timely...I've just dug a Norway Maple out of the ground myself. Thanks for the inspiration, I probably wouldn't have pursued such a tree if it weren't for your videos. Cheers!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

They can become a very nice bonsai, it is best to grow them into a large tree eventually, as they do naturally have larger leaves.

[@BostonBonsaiIdiot]

@@TheBonsaiZone Great advice as always. Thanks Nigel. Check out my video if you're interested in seeing the tree in question.

[@mattbrennan647]

Nigel, great update. Spring has definitely sprung. Think I’ll do some work on my trees today as well. Thanks, as always, for the inspiration.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

We have had snow in June here, but usually the last frost free day is towards the end of May.

[@vamanjoshi4053]

Nice seeing all healthy plants.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks, it's nice to have them outside on the benches again!

[@bastiv7806]

Hi Nigel, I thought the spring in my area is late, but your video teach me otherwise. I'm happy your trees survived. We have cold winters, too. With temperatures down to -30°Celcius. I store my trees in the garage at a big window. But this winter was very mild. We only had one week with -15°C. The rest wasn't really cold at all. So my trees are already budding out. As I see you finally have a knobcutter from Ryuga. Great tool! Always keep it clean, dry and oiled! ;) Have fun watching the greeb come back. Spring is awesome.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Basti and thank you Ryuga! I'll take good care of the tool! We too get the odd mild winter now and then, it's always hard keeping up with the unpredictable weather, especially in spring! Happy growing this summer!

[@monkeygraborange]

Everything is looking so *good!* This is going to be a good year, I can feel it!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'm heading outside now to start laying out the greenhouse location! Thanks.

[@SamDoeckeAussiebonsaibloke]

Thanks for the Tour mate. Looking great. Best time of the year 😁😁

[@TheBonsaiZone]

In 3 months I'll be weeding just like you, minus the front end loader!

[@rayadamick8245]

Nice calming atmosphere, thank you Nigel

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Ray, I spent the morning clearing the ground for the new greenhouse, lots of work to go!

[@margaretsims4344]

What a great start to the day with a tour of your garden. It must be a full time job caring for all your bonsai ! Its a beautiful day in the Uk for work in the garden today.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I do spend a lot of time caring for the trees, but it is all fun, no work involved! I hope you have a great day in the UK today!

[@ag_242]

so beautiful trees Nigel!🙇‍♂️ I hope my bonsais will one day look as beautiful as yours! u inspire me!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you A G, it just takes dedication and a bit of luck! Happy growing!

[@rojaklove]

Great review of all the trees and plants

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Fung Wee Lim! I can't wait for the good weather to come so I can get the tropical trees outside too. I'll have to wait a month or two to do that.

[@BonsaiJCan]

Great video, I really like the root base of the Grapefruit bonsai. The viewers pics were really good.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you J, it was great having you over this weekend!

[@StigEtDump]

I really like your wooden bonsai pot for your Norway maple, I shall be making some like this

[@pajamastacking]

awesome looking pine on the rocks, very cool. Great vid as always, much love

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Garrett, I see the candles beginning to elongate on the pine, spring is such a great time of year!

[@Syx699]

What's going on with that giant greenhouse you were getting last year?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'm beginning to lay it out today! Fun!

[@TheNatrjack965]

Fantastic collection I am so jealous just wished I had half the amount of trees you have nigel...🌳🌳🌳

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Mike, I had fun clearing out space for the new greenhouse this morning. Lots more work to go!

[@TheNatrjack965]

@@TheBonsaiZone I have just potted a apple tree in clay cat litter and perlite hope it does well .fingers crossed ..

[@go_wend_gone]

your work is a great inspiration. thank you very much for sharing your knowlegde

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you, very nice to hear!

[@jeffreypikaar9713]

Just wanna thank you for everything ive learned from your channel keep it up🌱

[@jeffreypikaar9713]

heres the links fro my bonsai collection kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWTWXnd-gr-WqLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2WUaKN3jKh5j9k just wanted too share with you

[@jeffreypikaar9713]

And as i cant figure out how too sent pictures i uploaded these 2 vids just for you i got more then 100 trees(plants) most ive grown from seeds

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Jeffrey, I checked them out! You can send pictures to...... [e-mail] Thanks!

[@jeffreypikaar9713]

@@TheBonsaiZone cool yeah the vids are not great but i just wanted to show how you inspire me and what became of it

[@victorkohnke1720]

Thank you for sharing Nigel. It always amazes me that you always have a few people who dislike your videos. They need to get a life or do it better. Keep them coming!!!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It's just part of KZbin and life, you can't please everyone!

[@h3nrymartinex1987]

Awesome bonsais 🌳🌞😇

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks Henry!

[@bonsaihigh]

Im glad your trees are doing great and getting some sun 😃 i personally cant wait for spring break to build some new benches for my trees. Stay zombie free. 😎

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I've been clearing room for the new greenhouse in the past few days, should be fun creating a new home for my trees!

[@bonsaihigh]

@@TheBonsaiZone I'm excited to see what you will have in there. please keep us updated

[@AtheistHermione]

Good morning from Chicago, Nigel! I wonder if you can assist me. I have the hardest time with growing bonsai from seed. I can get them to germinate better than anyone else I know, but once they get to several inches tall, I seem to kill them. What am I doing wrong? I keep them out of direct sunlight, not too wet, not too dry. But they wither.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Hello AH, it may be a fungal problem, like damping off disease. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGaugWulfrKtr80 www.planetnatural.com/pest-problem-solver/plant-disease/damping-off/

[@themotivatedgardenergarden7822]

Sweet looking good best time of the year to see rapid change

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Yes, spring comes in fast and the trees grow like crazy!

[@xyzllii]

Thanks for the tour.

[@freddievon]

I loved this update on your bonsais :)

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Otto!

[@Dmoongurren]

Great video Nigel, I love how Nigel’s chickens has his exact same hair style

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Indeed, that's where I get my inspiration!

[@Dmoongurren]

Keep up the great work Nigel your videos has inspired me to start my own bonsai collection and it’s an amazing hobby the crazy thing is a mile from my house is a bonsai garden where they sell and show bonsai’s down here in Florida

[@meuxtag]

You guys are lucky in Ontario with your mildspell.. we are gonna have 20cm of snow here in Québec City today!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Someone should tell Mother Nature, it's "April showers, bring May flowers" not "April snow, makes gardening slow" I'll be ready in case all my trees need to go back into the basement for a cold spell.

[@gavins.6109]

What happened to the rest of the royal oak seedlings? How did the ones started indoors compared to outdoors do?

[@PumpkinBecki]

"Uh oh, the Zombie apocalypse!" 😂 Gosh Nigel, I didn't realise how many trees you have, it's wonderful 😍

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'm just one short of one too many!

[@PumpkinBecki]

@@TheBonsaiZone 😂😂😂xx

[@Greenrosettas]

Nigel could have it been an adelgid of some type on the doug firs?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Very possible! Here is an article.... influentialpoints.com/Gallery/Adelges_cooleyi_Douglas_fir_adelgid_Cooley_spruce_gall_adelgid.htm I sprayed all the Firs with soap and water yesterday and it seems to have solved the problem! THANKS!

[@matthewmclaren2143]

Im Just starting out in Bonsai. and im looking for some good tips to get my started. Should i use Propper bonsai soil? or can i use any ordinary soil/compost. I have a 3 tiny saplings that are not more than 5 inches high and not even 1cm thick. Ive had them for almost half a year now. 2 of them are Oak trees and the other is either a Rowan tree or just an Ash tree. im not sure. its in the family of Ash though. They are taking a while to grow and im thinking of getting a few bigger trees in the meantime to keep me occupied whilst my Seedlings grow. I also have some Reedwood seeds germinating and a few Sycamore seeds aswell. I have many trees to start with but i need to know if i should Get the propper soil or if i can just use the Compost/potting soil ive been using. your videos got me into this hobby well. im not into it yet. but i found this Rowan tree in the pathway next to my house. my grandfather had recently passed and he had always told me about these trees. "never cut them down" and how you should take care of them because it is a Sacred tree to my family or somthing and i dont want it to be injured by the Compost ive been using i am hoping to grow it into a beautiful bonsai that i can pass down my family in the years to come. anyway thanks for these videos Nigel you have been a great influence on me. Thank you very much ;)

[@TheBonsaiZone]

If you use bonsai soil, the trees will develop a better finer root system and the roots will be healthier too! The roots like the air spaces in bonsai soil and the soil drains really well, so it is hard to over water your trees. More water means more fertilizer and oxygen in the soil, so your trees will grow much better than in garden soil. Bonsai soil will dry out a little more quickly as the roots will be evenly spread out in the soil, so you have to be a little more careful not to let the soil dry out. Here is a video on watering and fertilizing bonsai soil.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYmseqOuitarmrs

[@matthewmclaren2143]

@@TheBonsaiZone Thanks for this Information Nigel :) I will Definetly have to get my hands on some bonsai soil. I could probabbly make it myself from the raw materials.

[@simonmcintyre5280]

Hooray for the apple tree!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It's still hanging in there! I wonder if it will flower this year?

[@dcanaday426]

The deciduous trees are my favorite!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks, I try and keep a variety of trees, I'm sure I'll be getting more in future also!

[@saturnynetitan]

...and good ole Wall-E guarding the seedlings. Great update?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

If only I could get Wall-E to help with the watering!

[@LioMei3]

I really like these big update videos :)

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks Zura!

[@SomewhatHonest]

My boss was gifted a ponytail palm bonsai but it makes me sad the tree is not stable in it's pot and it's got glued on rocks on top .. can you possibly make a video on how to repot from glued on rocks?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It is best to very carefully separate the tree from the soil rocks and the pot and replace the soil with a good bonsai soil. You can then water from above instead of soaking the entire pot in water.

[@alaindavid2419]

What happened to the dessert rose planted on the Mars soil that took a lot of preparations?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The Desert Rose lost all it's leaves, but the trunk is still green. I'm hoping it recovers, if not I'll try a different tree.

[@alaindavid2419]

@@TheBonsaiZone May I suggest if you try another tree it would be the national tree of Canada?

[@silverthompson8313]

Hi Nigel. I need your help. I was given a white cedar bonsai. Well three together in a pot. They’re beautiful rooted between cracks of rock however they are very tall, thin and 100% vertical. No branches on the lower half of the trees. There’s no thickness anywhere. How can I encourage thicker growth and not risk what work was done? I can’t find much for information.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The tree will require growth to thicken the trunk and branches up. Reducing the height of the tree will also make the trunk look thicker. You can slowly reduce the height of the tree, taking it back to a lower shoot each year. If you grow the tree, you can also prune the tree back once a year to keep it compact. I would just shape it like a hedge and profile prune it until the trunk grows to the desired thickness. Bonsai can look really good with skinny trunks, it gives the impression of a tall tree growing in a dense forest. It might be worth considering this tall elegant style for your tree also. The work can go into making small well shaped branches.

[@Steves_Backyard_Bonsai]

Nigel, how is your ribbon roots esperiment coming along. Check this one out from a friend traveling in South America. Sorry to be off topic

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The tree is alive and well, but not much root growth across the board yet. I think the board was a little too new and needed to be a little more decayed! I'm hoping this year the roots grow well!

[@thepenultimateninja5797]

Have you had any problems with leaf and internode reduction on your Norway Maple? The reason I ask is that I found this volunteer maple in my backyard, which has been hacked off by my landlord every spring for years, so it has an interesting trunk. I dug it up and potted it a few weeks ago, and now it has some growth. Today I finally identified it as a Norway Maple, and was disappointed to discover that these trees are not generally considered suitable for bonsai because of their large leaves and long internodes. The fact that you have one is encouraging - do you have any tips or advice for me?

[@chrismurtagh4072]

Nice to see the trees back outside again. Might we see the new greenhouse put up this year ?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Hello Chris, I'm hoping to start marking out the layout today!

[@tylerwilson4526]

Hi Nigel have you ever taken the temperature inside your green house and then outside the green house in the winter? I ask because I’m looking to get a greenhouse and I’m wondering if that will be enough protection from the cold. I live in zone 6a. I was told not to let Japanese maples go below 18f degrees. I’m just trying to figure out if the greenhouse will be enough protection during the winter. Trying to prepare early lol. Thank you I love the videos.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I think you would need a heater inside the greenhouse, it offers protection from the wind but not the temperatures. When it is -24 C outside and cloudy, it's the same temperature inside the greenhouse. If you had the trees in the ground inside the greenhouse, with lots of mulch around them, they would be much better off than outside or in a shed. I think it would keep your maples alive. You would have to watch out for mice with the trees at ground level.

[@rydaug79]

How are you going to deal with all these knuckles causing inverse taper?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I think as the tree grows the reverse taper will diminish over time. I will have to let the tree grow really large each year and keep cutting it back every spring.

[@jameswalker3416]

What's the story with the trees u said were in a suitcase?

[@FlorenceChandotCA]

They arrived in fall last year some time? They were brought over from Alberta, if i recall correctly. Just very tightly packaged.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Here's the story! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYuWkKKaf7qZl9U

[@rajeshbandishte8264]

nice update on the now familiar trees. l am still waiting for the video on daily maintenance of the bonsai tools, particularly after cutting Ficus trees.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks Rajesh, I'll try and include that in the future!

[@vipinsharma5123]

Sir,do you can use any type of salt or fertilisers in your bonsai tree

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Yes, here is the video on that.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYmseqOuitarmrs

[@patsfreund9164]

Enjoyed the tour of the trees in the outdoors. So glad to hear that they survived the winter. Your plants are looking good. You have such a wonderful time with this hobby and share your enthusiasm with others. Thanks for that! Always like seeing the livestock. Those ducks and chickens are so adorable. How is Ginger doing? Will we get a spring update on the Mars project?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Ginger is doing fine, she slept with my son last night and didn't want to get up in the morning, she's a real people person! The Mars project isn't going really well, the Desert rose lost all it's leaves. The trunk is still green and I'm trying hard to keep it alive. Time will tell. If it dies, I'll try a different tree in it's place. Thanks Pat!

[@nur-un-nabishamim7658]

What about your big greenhouse project?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'm hoping to begin laying it out today. Marking the location with stakes and clearing out the bushes that are in the way.

[@kathyparker3397]

Love the little figurines you use. Where do you get them? Do you know if you can bonsai a bamboo?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Hello Kathy, I collect most of my figurines at the second hand shops, they are rare and I only find about one per year. Here is an article on bamboo bonsai... www.bonsaimary.com/bamboo-bonsai.html

[@sundarsankar167]

Do you preserve dead wood on your bonsai

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I usually don't. I just let nature take it's course and it slowly rots away.

[@PhatPeatTube]

Was that a fungus on the apple tree's dead wood? Not good, non?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The shelf fungus only grows on dead wood. It shouldn't hurt the living parts of the tree.

[@hectordehesa2118]

Are any of your trees collected from air layering? I’m in search for new trees and was really wanting to try a air layer.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I don't think I have any air layered trees, I do have a tree in the front garden that I am ground layering. It should be ready to extract this spring!

[@tytschetter5138]

Nigel do you cut your buds off the cuttings that your trying to root? Iv tried to root several cuttings now of four different trees with no luck. I cut all the buds off.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

No, you need to keep the buds on the cutting, you can remove 1/2 to 2/3 of the leaves to help the cutting retain moisture. It is best to place the cuttings in a mini greenhouse and give them bright light. You can make a small greenhouse with a clear plastic bag with some air holes in it. Wrap it around the cutting and the pot and the extra warmth and humidity will help the cutting root.

[@tytschetter5138]

@@TheBonsaiZone Is it ok if I took the cuttings when the tree is dorment?

[@drjones8176]

Cant wait for bonzapalooza this summer

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Lots of bonsai videos coming, the first show is coming near the end of May!

[@nimalimarlessiotho]

Com on!! Check out the weather in southeast Minnesota the past 5 months it's crazy!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

The only predictable thing about the weather is that it is unpredictable!

[@TMcustom]

Did the horse chestnut die?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Every Horse Chestnut I have grown has gotten attacked by boring beetles. They come in early spring and bore into the trunks and the next day the tree is dead. I've decided to give up on this species as I've just had no luck keeping them long term.

[@tylerblind07]

I was sorry to hear that some of your trees died off over the winter. Would it be too much of an inconvenience to ask for a list of the notable trees that died off? See, I get so wrapped up in the progression playlists you make, I would appreciate being able to check back on a list so I'm not anticipating an update on any particular trees that caught my interest, but didn't make it through the winter. If not, no worries; I love the channel and am happy to see your updates regardless. Thanks for the great videos, Nigel.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I was going to make a video on all the trees that have died and add it to the playlist, but instead, I am going to add a another tree of the same species to the playlist as a try no. 2. This way you will see the failures and the second try together.

[@ashwarirai]

Nic good luck sir😀😘

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you, it's nice to be outside with the trees again!

[@deploribusunum3894]

Your trees are looking beautiful! I got all of mine out today too. I only lost one.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It's always hard losing a tree, but only losing one is not bad! I hope you have a great growing season this year!

[@mukhrajnorway189]

God job

[@hectordehesa2118]

Why were those trees in a suit case sir?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Here is the video of the famous suitcase bonsai.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYuWkKKaf7qZl9U

[@haderes4089]

Hi Nigel! Great video, really looking forward to the Spring and your new greenhouse! I was wondering if you knew what star sign you are? Thank you

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I am Cancer the crab! I'm hoping to start laying out the greenhouse today!

[@NikhilYadav-tl4hb]

Nigel, i have wondered if u have a banyan tree as well, if not then are there any particular reasons? Also is there any way to contact you like a email i.d. kind?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I had my eye on one last year at the Toronto bonsai show, but I just had no more room in my plant room for any more trees. I am hoping to get one this year for the new greenhouse! My email is... [e-mail]

[@Gascolito]

i love the habs Pants

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Go Habs!

[@san5673]

Hi Nigel The Surgeon! Great work there ! Have never seen u using wires for shapes/profiles of ur Bonsais. What is ur take on that Nigel ? Thanks.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I have a video on wiring bonsai.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3jLgp2FosZrnbM

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

Nature is waking up in Southern Canada and the Bonsai Zone6.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Slowly but surely, another summer approaches!

[@meltingslurpee]

Wonderful video as always Nigel! Would you be interested in starting a mulberry bonsai?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

For sure, I love Mulberry trees, they are excellent as bonsai. Definitely on my to do list!

[@UnfilteredThoughts]

The seedling you said may be birch looks like all my mulberry

[@m8edofallm8eds]

Could you make a video on how to remove aphids and other nasty stuff from your trees? It would be very helpful!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'll try and make a video on that in the future, thanks!

[@MrTributes]

the twisted red maple is fantastic. its begging to be used for an old Asian style penjing setting ^^

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I'll be re potting it this year, I'll try and make a small landscape for it!

[@ravinderchauhan909]

Nice

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you!

[@Alucard45000]

I just saved two fir's that the neighbors were about to just rip out of the ground and trow away. I planted them in some extra pots i had laying around and is hoping they will survive. I live in Norway so the snow have just gone, for now XD

[@TheBonsaiZone]

It's the right time of the year to do this and hopefully they will recover!

[@Alucard45000]

@@TheBonsaiZone I hope so to!

[@hollymunfordbloe4744]

70 degrees here at CHINCOTEAGUE

[@ToyotaGuy1971]

Well I guess my idea for using Bonsai as diorama with figurines wasn't as original as I'd thought. Oh well, great minds think alike. ;- )

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I really like making the miniature dioramas! What kind is your 71 Toyota?

[@ToyotaGuy1971]

@@TheBonsaiZone I am into 1/6 scale action figures and dioramas. Here is one of a small rec-room that I made a couple years back, (I apologize for the poor video quality) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX_Uf4OLrdh9Z80 and here is on that isn't technically a diorama, because it only has a bottom and a backdrop, and no sides: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXu3ZHqsZtd3i8U I had some pictures of another diorama I made of a doctor's office, using a 1/6 figure of Scarlett Johannson dressed as a nurse, but they were posted on google+ and I believe google+ no longer exists, so I don't think I can access them any more.

[@KathleenSkinner]

Hi Nigel. I am really desperate for some advise, please. I have had my own little bonsai that I have grown from a seedling. It’s about 5 years old now, and it had just started growing bark. Well I repotted it, and to do so I had to trim his roots. I pruned them back so they would fit in a radial pattern in his newer pot (its bigger, but this was the first repotting). I also cut a big root at the very bottom of the tree. Since then ALL of his leaves fell off! He had a lot of nice little green leaves, and they are all gone. I keep watering him, but everyone says he’s dead. His twigs are springy still - they usually turn brittle when they die. Should I keep watering him? Is there anything I can do to help save him?

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I would place a clear plastic bag around the tree and pot to hold in the humidity. Be sure to poke some air holes in the bag and keep it out of intense sunlight. Too much sun could raise the temperature too high inside the bag. The tree will need as much light as possible, but just be careful of the inside temperature! Mist the tree regularly a couple of times a day and hopefully your tree will slowly bounce back. The closer you can keep the tree in greenhouse like conditions the better your chances for recover!

bonsai HOA NGU SAC

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Great channel, I subscribed! kzbin.info/door/b8AULd38ei2bjyiIH5U6Sw

[@nimalimarlessiotho]

IT'S SNOWING ON THE END OF APRIL WATS GOING ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😭😭😭😭

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Let's hope the snow stays away in May!

[@h3nrymartinex1987]

😇🌞🌳😇🌞🌳👍

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thank you Henry!

[@Tony-ys3yo]

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[@TheBonsaiZone]

Very close, a solid second!

[@jcbizthekey]

Toid

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks Jesse, top 10!

[@jcbizthekey]

@@TheBonsaiZone anytime. Can't miss these vids of yours. Positive addiction! Many worse ones to have our there