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Honeysuckle Bonsai - Update from 2018
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2019
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A little late on the go, but here's the update of the Honeysuckle we collected 2017. This Lonicera maackii is extremely vigorous and can easily handle the extreme pruning I perform. Only work on healthy plants, and even then, only as much as they can take. This one's a workhorse! I hope you enjoy!
Soil Mix: Sifted 2-6 mm
3x Turface MVP
3x Pine Bark
2x Diatomaceous Earth
1x Coarse Mason's sand
Video: GoPro Hero 4 & iPhone 7
Audio: Default GoPro, ZOOM F1, and Blue Yeti
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Music by Josh Underwood & Ben Kirkland
Again, another really nice Video!!! Could watch your work and style the whole day:))) You have a nice, clean way to work with your material and i think this is what bonsai is all about. The Process, to think about the future result without stress and the way how we take care of every species we have, is what this great Hobby makes it so loveable.
Good Artwork; Dude
cheers
Gabriel
Very thoughtful comment. Thank you so much!
For me, the whole world goes away.
Great to see someone working on a lonicer! I've got a 20+ year old Japanese Honeysuckle that has been living a neglected life pot bound for many years. Since repotting and heavily pruning, it grows gangbusters. There is no slowing it down! They get nice twisty gnarly looking trunks.
Thanks for the video, very informative and now I dont feel so bad about cutting back so hard.
You give so much good information about what you do without talking way too much. Your videos are awesome. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks!
Great job! I have a honeysuckle that was, originally, planted in the first part of 1900 to shield a poultry yard area. I rescued it around 1985. Doing the math says that the plant is older than 115 years and I have been maintaining it for 35 years. It is still growing beautifully and blooming every season. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
Very cool
I have been doing bonsai for almost 28 years and I picked up an idea from you which I think is marvelous. The air tubing to protect the truck and roots. Wonderful idea and thoroughly enjoyed your video.
I don't even remember where I picked it up. It may have been a bonsai club member. I'm really excited that the knowledge can be shared like this! Cheers, my friend!
Hey Ben, wow, it's been a long time since we've heard anything from you. So, so happy you're still in to it ans seemingly doing well. I just watched your latest, of course, Miss Honey looks great. Much thanks for the update for us. I know everyone missed seeing you just as I did. You said you're busy, I get it. Whenever you're able to do another video, man, I know all your fans are waiting. Again, great, great seein ya, man. You take care.
Glad to have a moment with you!
Your videos are always easy to watch in that they are nicely filmed and you carefully and clearly explain everything! Always a pleasure and I thank you for all I have learned from you thus far! Keep the videos coming! You get the maximum Five Big Stars * * * * *
I am a phy6and learning from your videos, thanks...Dr. Hussain
That was a surprise at the end to see it in full bloom.nice job mate
Thanks, man! Still rocking strong
This is a first video I see in your UA-cam channel.. I super duper like it
I have several large stumpy honeysuckle I removed from my back yard. I'd love to see you talk about developing this over the years given the way it pushes out growth.
I was going to ask , 'Why honeysuckle? It's such a pernicious weed.' But you answered that straight away. Thanks.
wooaahh....I love seeing those trees that you've collected move in the smaller bonsai pot already... its getting more beautiful every time you upload updates... thanks for the update...btw... I love your new haircut...☺☺
Happy to share another update with you! I hope to have more soon!
I LOVE honeysuckle and never considered it as a bonsai project. But this looks PERFECT for me! Haha! Lots to play with there! Thanks for sharing!
It is always great to see someone with a passion for whatever they do. I had a bonsai given to me many years ago , a maple and I had to give it it away when I left the country. Unfortunately it died in my absence. I think late winter I will be out in GA looking for a candidate I can do myself. Your knowledge will be indispensable. Thank you for adding something to the world that is good.
Just subscribed can’t wait for more
Shane
You bet! I wish you the best of luck, and I'm here anytime!
I think this is one of your best trees/with the most potential! Great video as always, looking forward for next one.
I agree - it's super sweet!
Yeah I took your recommendation on using honeysuckle as bonsai and now I have more of them than any other. They are Everywhere up here in New York.
Super invasive!! But they grow quickly. I'm not sure if you've seen this, but my honeysuckle requires yearly repots. Otherwise it weakens quickly.
Loved ur dog and ur bonsai.
i am in tears,how can that wild plant turn into such gorgeous thing
Lots of attention.
Thank you so much for the deadwood walkthrough! Very very helpful. Also, Rocky is adorable.
I'm so glad you like both!!
Really nice tree and good video...
Looking good!!! Always love seeing updates on your bonsai!
Thanks!
Very nice! Always a joy when I see you've uploaded!! -Quigg
Your videos are fantastic. Your technique is nice to watch and you give great information regarding soils, tools etc.
Thank you. You got me into bonsai and collecting. Here in Paraguay, South America. Love it. Thank you.
I'm so happy they've helped you. Your journey will be as all bonsai artists - filled with many successes and failures. Learn from them all, and know we're here to help whenever and however we can!! Cheers! and thank you for watching!! Best of luck
That was the most awesome way to create a bonsai tree I have ever seen nice demonstration. Thank you so much! I enjoyed that!
Excellent! Thank you
That's a piece of excellent work Ben. I like the material and the final result.
Thank you!
Awesome tree and great tip on the wire. Great video as always
Excellent work! Beautifully done...
Awesome vid great tree and cute puppy! Thankyou!!
The bonsai is wonderful
Using invasive species is indeed a HOT tip, because they can grow well after aggressive care. In my neck of the woods that is the Ulmus Pumilla or Siberian Elm which is ubiquitous in Central Washington. What’s more; the seeds sprout in days, and you can plant then over a submerged rock of your choice, gradually lowering the soil. Another great one is the Ulmus Parvifolia or Chinese Smoothbark Elm. If you have relatives down south, you might convince them to grab a handfull of seeds for you. Another good variety is the Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia Indica). These are all tricky with regard to winter survival and insect pests. Thanks for the soil tips especially.
You bet!! Lots of invasives make great material for bonsai. We have loads of Amur honeysuckle, but also Callory pear, barberry, and (surprisingly) trident maples. My friend can't get rid of them!!
After watching your videos I feel better about my decision to break as many ancient bonsai rules as possible.
YES!!
really nice. Love your videos!
very beautiful alive sculpture !
What an amazing video. Thank you so much. I am excited and grateful to see this new upload and I can not wait for the next. Keep up the good work.
I will! Thank you!
Rocky is beautiful too!!
It is always a great pleasure to see your videos. Keep on your good and interesting work. Best wishes and greetings from Germany.
My absolute pleasure! Thank you for watching!!
*_Отличная работа!_*
Good to find some honey suckle videos! They’re really everywhere here in Arkansas. I keep having to pull them off the fences and pines. Just thought of keeping two for bonsai this past summer. Hope this tree continues to look good and improve. Love the carving job!
Beautiful tree and dog
Cheers from Brazil!
Great video. As always didactic, and straight forwards. Worth the wait. Nice work on the dead wood.
Interesting work! I love what you have done with your bonsai. Good job!
Miss Honey lookin good, Ben. I'll have to follow you on how you're shaping yours to get ideas as to how tos on mine.
I'm in Vietnam right now, bonsai is amazing and plentiful.
I think we've found a name for this tree - Miss Honey. I love it!
I like your channel and this video. Over the last few days, I think I watched and liked most of your videos.
Realy cool to see everything you've done with this tree step by step. Keep up the good work.
BTW Rocky is a cool looking dog.
Thanks!!
Beautiful sculpting
Turned out beautiful. Great work!
I live in Appalachia to and just started this art not to long ago and I wish I found your channel sooner!!! It is very very helpful man!!!!!
Excellent!
Love your videos
That’s a rad looking cattle dog 👍🦘🇦🇺
Thank you!
I loved the way you carved the trunk very artistic...
Thank you. It has some more work needed, but I'm satisfied for now!
nicely done!
So beautiful
nice one. I am not familiar with this species but your explanation was very good and one can tell that you clearly know what to do with it. I like to keep my trees away from sunlight for 2-3 weeks after repotting (not just 2 days) it may be that this tree is so hardy that doesn't need protection. I liked the use of the large power tool to bulk carve I will take that idea onboard for the future.
Awesome!! This is one of the only trees I have that I'm comfortable putting in sunlight after only a few days. The others get care much like yours do!
I had a huge podocarpus I took the tools to. It was getting beautiful. But I had to go travel for a year and she went kaput. I miss her. Yamadori. I do have a Japanese honey suckle about 5 years old. Its just now fattening up. Thanks for your video. I'll join and check you out.
Excellent job!
"He's a pain. We love him."
Wow, that came out great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
Beautiful!!!!!
the carving looks great. honeysuckle is definitely on my "need to get" list.
I see them on the side of the road every day. If you can get permission, nab 'em up!
wow! i'm impressed with the work and result .......
Good job. Appreciate your direct style
Thank you very much!
This is beautiful!~ Gives me inspiration for the honeysuckle I saved from roadside mowers.
Very beautiful tree
Really enjoyed, Thanks
Спасибо огромное за русские субтитры ! Благодарю и подписываюсь !
Love your work sir...😍
Thank you for sharing, I'm inspired to make one 😊
Great job
Looks really good!
nice silky saw!
Looks amazing. 🌳
I enjoy your videos so much! That might sound cheesy, but i feel they are made with lots of love! :)
They definitely are!
Beautiful
love your work and your hyena looking dog !!
He's a mess, for sure!
@@AppalachianBonsai No far from it, you should see our 7 month old chocolate lab, Flo........ she is lovely
It's really great! I love it :)
Speaking of invasive species, I'll be collecting some buckthron this spring from my parents' land. I'm in Wisconsin, and that crap is a serious problem here. Should make some decent bonsai tho, particularly the ones that my dad has already (repeatedly) tried to kill, not to mention ones deer have munched on. Over christmas, I found a couple which had double trunks that had wrapped around each other -- something apparently not uncommon with buckthorn, as they do that to other trees as well to choke them out. I actually found a pretty thick bucktorn as well that had wrapped around a paper birch, trying to kill it. Come spring, I'll be killing that particular damned buckthorn as well. We WANT the paper birch, and the buckthorn has been outcompeting it, sadly.
Have fun!
Buckthorn is great for practicing techniques, that stuff is impossible to kill.
I really liked the video!
Well explained and inspiring.
Very good work. Beautiful tree, greetings from Spain
Cheers!
Thank you very informative especially for a beginner like me, appreciated.
Thank you. Great video.
Thanks for your vídeos, I love this channel. Congratulations for the tree
Thanks !
Superb job
Great looking tree! I’m working on a old scuppernong that was in our garden...hope it turns out as good as this.
Cool!! I love scuppernongs!
Beautiful work! Hope you can find time to keep putting out these great videos in 2019!
Working on it! Working on it!
Lovely video
Ready for an update
That is incredible!!! Is it blooming yet?
It bloomed this year. I'll post some pictures on my Instagram today.
nice to see a video from you hope to see them more often in 2019
I'm going to do my best. School is definitely taking it's toll during semesters. I hope to have lots of footage taken this spring, and hopefully have lots of edits for the summer. Maybe one or three more in between now & then! ;)
Beautiful very beautiful
Thanks for sharing
Nice one!
Awesome video!
Beatiful tree!
Hi Ben, I've never left a comment but have enjoyed & liked many videos. As you know when one has many interests, some have to come thru osmosis. It's Lyn (hugs)
Love to you, Lyn!!
Amazing!!!, great result due to a good Work you did it before. Congratulation!!
You rock! Thank you for this tutorial!
ur tree looks amazing after pruning with d new pot ,
Thank you so much!
cool video. it is so interesting and entertaining watching you
I wonder if some sort of vibrator mechanism would help to get the soil packed in around the roots - similar to what they do with concrete
Maybe. I have some concerns with the way we all work in our soil. The smallest and heaviest of the particles will always go to the bottom, which isn't necessarily a good thing. Think fluidised bed or gold panning... Maybe for the last step like I do when I bang the sides? Its fun to think about!
Great video
Very helpful video.. Thank you..from India.