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I feel like the Emperor has no clothes but I know those cuts need to be made in order to eventually get the tree right. It would be good to know how long you have owned the trees or sharing some history. The growth on your maples is amazing compared to what I get in SF. Thank you both for making these videos!!!

Great stuff. Thank you for sharing.✂

good video

Is the guy sitting in the front on the far left (speaker's right), wearing a Clemson shirt?!

Very inspiring discussion.❤❤ greetings from Indonesia🙏

How did I figured that the first question will be an excellent question 😅

Adam is such an amazing grower. We are lucky to have him in the Bay Area!!!

Excellent presentation and discussion

Is this video of complete presentation? It seems it cut off the end. BTW EXCELENT information.❤❤❤

Fantastic trees

Wow he is such a wealth of knowledge. I live in Bakersfield and would love to see his collection of oaks.

Excellent video, thanks for sharing!

I love your work Renee!

Watching from Nepal❤❤❤

I really enjoyed the video Timm, a history lesson and an interesting life!!!!

Really fantastic helpful video! I've been wanting to know all about carving dead wood and this video showed up close and answered many questions about tools and timing and so much more thanks so much

I'm really grateful for how much you guys post. It's brilliant. I loved the way Jonas was friendly but actually challenged and questioned people.

Fantastic video, very informative - keep ‘em coming! ❤Dodie!❤

I have read entire bonsai books and not learned what i picked up from this video. I think Peter Tea is America's most talented bonsai growers. I guess the number of trees he developed (regardless of ownership) that won awards at the PBE speaks for itself. Thinking inside and outside the box. Thank you for giving the presentation and for ABAS for hosting and posting

Great video. Would love to hear about how he and Jeff stern created that amazing shimpaku in the naturalistic style. I have a big itoigawa that I want to style that way.

"The Allure of 7 or 8", right?

Congrats on the 1 yr anniversary!! I’ve enjoyed many of ur videos! Please keep sharing!

Thank you Ladies!! 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️ This was such a GOOD demonstration.. particularly the whole breakdown of branch selection, & as far as keeping more delcate branches up in the Top of the Tree.. Great detail! 🏆 sending Sunny🌞Bonsai🌲 Vibes from Florida!

Beautiful. Can't wait to meet everyone now I've been accepted as a member. Rhett

Thank you for posting your content to youtube. I have enjoyed the series so far and look forward to the next update

Nice one. I wish every club put their demos on UA-cam! Cheers!

Reading the book now and this video was a very helpful with his teaching. Thank you Michael for sharing your knowledge!

excellent demonstration. the only thing i can add is that reducing distal foliage on the root stock or host plant encourages the tree to put the energy in the scion. reducing distal foliage is more important in apically dominant trees. try to make the graft apical in reference to the branch. grafting deciduous trees is a little harder, thank you

A really good video!!

Wow. Amazing info.

Great vid love the discussion on deadwood on real trees . Not bonsai thanks for the tips on deadwood . I’m a fan of bonsai that reflect real trees and the forces of nature against the trees quest for life .For me to many masterpieces bonsai do not work as a artistic composition .for my eye . A dynamic twisted juniper trunk covered in deadwood bleached by the sun and tortured by the elements . Growing out of a surface of sedate green moss with a perfect layered canary depicting a pine tree growing calm meadow is to much conflict Contrived by man

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Excellent class Sergio, your work is amazing.

Good afternoon. My dad has been looking to buy the exact glue you have on the video but the picture quality is bad. Do you have an exact name or Amazon link so he can purchase it. Thank you in advance. Happy holidays.

Great video! Sergio is my favorite bonsai artist. I hope he's at the next N.C Winter Silhouette show.

This has been probably the best video that I have seen, very informative. Thank you.

Hi Michael. Thanks for posting this video. I believe (in my experience) glazed pots and plastic pots tend to retain moisture in the soil, leading to soggy root systems. Unglazed terra cotta seems to breath more freely, so the roots get a chance to dry out in between watering cycles. Perhaps the extra evaporation also keeps the root mass cooler, avoiding heat stress on hot summer days. In Maryland we have extreme swings in temperature and rainfall - I am motivated to follow the demands of nature.

Doc Ward for Trident maple seeds

Nice job Vince

This is great, Michael is a very pleasant presenter, laughs a lot, he seems to be an awesome person!

Hi guys

Awesome presentation, I really loved the realistic tree on the left!!

Lots of good info here, thanks!

This is one of the best videos I’ve watched on deadwood. This explains so many things that I’ve not quite understood even after years of study!