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What fungicide do you recommend/use? Thanks again for the great podcasts

Another spectacular native 😲 Is that banksia from yamadori?

What an amazing tree 😮 Will they back bud if you do major trunk chops on the bare branches?

This is brilliant. I cant believe there a so few likes and comments! I know you have been up north recently, but Redlands Bonsai Society (Brisbane) would love to have you visit, or combined on your next trip Northwards etc. Very grateful

Great explanation of de-candling and candle pruning. Thanks 😊

Thanks Scott

I like the Jin for the character it provides, although it does look a little heavy. Maybe you could potentially thin it out from the top back to trunk and torch it with fire and brush it with a steel brush to soften it a bit.

I have been listening to your podcast for the last few months. I was wondering how you were setting up the bags. Looks pretty simple. I just need to find some organic fertilizer pellets in my area (US - California). It’s Autumn here, so I’m rounding up my supplies for Spring and doing prep work.

Thanks again,

Hey Scott nice tree!! It looks heavy!!! How often to pot this one? I dont have any that big but my smaller ones every two years

I sometimes find a "dry" spot on the growing media directly below a tea bag ...am I not watering enough (for water to seep through the tea bag)?

Lol. "I don't like winswept bonsai." But you've used a picture of one for your podcast profile and your UA-cam video wallpaper.

Nice to hear of your adventures, such a beautiful place WA.. lm going away soon and already am midsing my plants so l get it 😊

Such a clear explanation. I have encouraged other Japanese black pine owners to view this. Thank you

I tried to use an angle grinder to work some dead wood on a small tree but I had it spinning the wrong way round and it ripped off all but one branch. Years later it’s one of my favorites :)

Hey Scott, great podcast again. Where do you get your shade cloth in Melbourne from?

Great advice Scott, thanking you

Great tips thank you.. I wanted to ask. After deflation do you Keep the tree in the sun, or in the shade ?… and for how long would you do that for ?… to bring the new flush out. I’m doing it to a Japanese Maple. 🙏

Great video awesome looking tree Just subscribed 👊👊👊

Nice little tree you have there Scott 😅 something to strive for 👌

Thanks for the podcasts Scott! Hope you don't lose to many friends after this one.

This style of trees, in real life, has been a part of my life for 10 beautiful years. I live in Canada, in the province of Ontario. In the 1990s, my wife and I moved in the Georgian bay area. This is a part of our great lakes area where trees are constantly being battered by winds that get blown and pick up speeds over that area coming from the west. This area is at the tip of those lakes and for hundreds of years, those trees have been shaped by these conditions giving a breath taking, almost unreal shape of trees that look permanently frozen in that movement, even when the weather is calm. To say those trees, that landscape is a sight to be seen is an understatement. So I understand that having not lived in such an area makes you wonder how rediculous and unreal this shape is, but, as I discovered then, these wonders do exist. I love your podcast and I'm glad that you express your thoughts like you do. If you ever decide to come in my neck of the world, I would really enjoy showing this area to you. For the meantime, have a look at this link: shorturl.at/AdD7D

I have 1 windswept but cause l buggered it up firstly as a beginner and had no other option.... looks ok Thanks again

I think windswept and literati are the two most over used “styles”. When you can’t think of what else to do those two seem to be the “oh well” options. I think a lot of people focus too much on action forgetting that bonsai is 90% observation and 10% action. The action is important but it’s not what we do with our trees the majority of the time. Cheers man

Ants ... Cinnamon powder is a great "deterrent"!

Thanks Scott

Hey, why is it I'm getting this on a Sunday? 🤔😁😉😇.... Hello from Canada, going towards the cold as you are enviously going towards heat and good weather. Keep your ambitions going. I enjoy this.

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Love a good slanted Black Pine! How old is this tree?

@BonsaiMatsu JBP ... "needle plucking" ... wouldn't needle cutting be "safer" = to preserve dormant buds

Thanks again Scott

Cheers and thanks again

Ahh, Monday morning bonsai podcast time ☕️

Thanks Scott

Hi Scott just saying hello from deep south of new zealand , enjoy your recordings

amazing! You rally whipped this on into great shape, can I ask what exactly are you looking for when pruning, or is it more like thinning out is what youre doing. Thank you

Great work. I'm curious about that adjustable work surface you are using. I would love to get me one like this. How is it called and where did you buy it?

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Hi. Don't you fertilize in Summer? ...even young developing trees?

Thanks for another awesome podcast, l was listening in while doing my other fav thing... cooking then went straight out to the garden to check my plants. Thanks so much

Nice one. Great podcasts. You mentioned that tea bags last about a month. Does that mean the contents disintegrate completely in this time? Or do you replace them regardless every month? Cheers.

Great tutorial, the “why” explanations were very helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 👍

Awesome tree. I have a few JBP’s in my garden. They’re a lot younger. I haven’t done the bud selection yet. Did your tree always live in a pot or grow pot? Or, was it temporarily “field grown”? I up-potted my first JBP seedling a couple of times. Currently it’s growing in a 10 quart terracotta pot. Doing well, needs a little more work though.

Nice video. Looking forward to trying the 4 way tie in technique. 😎👍🪴🌲

I went on the weekend to the Australian Native Bonsai show and was excellent.. thanks for a great show again

Great show, learned a lot.. thanks again

This video is helped me understand the process.. thankyou so much

Thanks for a great informative video

Perfect timing for this video

Great podcast! Thank you!