Top Four Bonsai Wire Sizes for Wiring a Bonsai Tree
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In this video, Jason discusses his four favorite aluminum bonsai wire sizes when working on his trees. These sizes include 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, and 4.0mm. Jason discusses why he chooses these sizes. He also demonstrates how they can be applied to a bonsai tree. Hosted by Jason Chan.
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Finally, someone talked about training wire. Excellent information. Sizes of the wire was extremely useful. Thank you.
👏👏👏👏 finally someone someone eplained how to choose wire diameter
that trick you showed where you try to hold the branch down with the wire to see if the wire gives way is awesome. Since I have very little experience its sometimes ahrd to know which wire to use, but this little tip will definitely save me some time, effort, and wire lol.
Definitely needed this one
I want to see u style this tree I wish you did more to be honest.
Hi Jason, this video really helped me to understand which wire to use. Btw, I really would love to see how you work this juniper :-)
its been a while a since we saw you wire a tree. Would love to see you wire that raw material! Thank you very much!
Being new to bonsai this was extremely helpful. Thank you.
it is very usefull video about wires needed for bonsai! thanks.
It was refreshing to see your take on wire and color. I have been growing bonsai from seed with a controlled grow room. I've always considered wire as a training process that need not concern with wire color and the overall look with the wire on. After all, the tree will eventually be out of wire for shows.
In every stage of the tree's life, it should look wonderful. This had me thinking about all of the colors that wire can be purchased being lesser than all the tree shades. Someone should invest in a company that makes many shades of wire. Call it 50 shades of Wire!
Your video has made me think about many basic bonsai concepts. The other concept that I am reconsidering is the feature of natural flow. I'm talking about both the natural flow of the tree and the flow of the tree as observed in it's full size counterparts.
I'm reconsidering my approach of using smaller than needed wires. I've always done this to ensure the plant is pushing back against the wire and kind of guiding itself. I want to see some of the natural flow in the branches with loose and smaller than needed wiring. Wiring to mimic trees in nature is important as well. Trees do not always need to look unnatural and distorted. Sometimes, less is more.
Thank you!
The quality of the video and the way you talk about these things are top notch, was surprised to see that you only had around 50 thousand subscribers, great job got a new sub right here!
Hey Jason Yes please do a wire video on this one. I just bought a couple and it would help tremendously. Thank you very much!
Please do style this tree! Some time lapse, some real time as for eg when you remove a branch or do something different. The trouble with time lapses is that one does not get the full picture. I really enjoyed the video when you wired a first branch, because you went through the rationale for every decision you made. I only started an interest in bonsai last October so it’s been a steep learning curve. I found your site the most helpful of all for a beginner. Keep up the great content.
Yes, it would be great to see you style the tree.
I'm delighted to see details! Thanks
Thank you for yet another awesome video. The content is very helpful, as usual.
Thank you for making these videos. I’m a beginner and am grateful for taking time to share!!! :))
It's always great to watch you style a tree. Good info on wire - it would also be helpful to have you point out which wire you used on the different branches on the styled tree if the camera can close in on that a little bit.
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Wonderful video. Loved it. Thank you.
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing.
Super helpful and clear! Thanks
Thank you!!!
Great video thank you, can you explain the difference between copper and aluminum wire? Why you would use one over the other? Could be your next video :)
Excellent info…thanks so much….
Great job
nice tip about pushing the branch down with the wire to check for holding power
I made myself a wire gauge using a 6" pc of every size i have, strung on a ring that i hook on my wire rack . when i find the size that bends the branch, i cut off what i need from my rack.
@@stephenkoebcke9070 Thanks for answering this question. I've noticed the creator doesn't seem to feel it very important to do that.....
thanks
Yes, wiring/styling video on the tree. 😃
I think we can use steel wire as well, it's much stronger with small size, but needs to be careful. 🤔
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Please do styling on that juniper, would be great thanks. Good video
Straight to the point and good info. Thanks a bunch man
I was going to try to turn a Chaste tree in my front yard into a bit of a Bonzia but would need a really thick wire to bend the very large branch. C
an I tie it down instead of using wire to shape it?
I didn’t hear what size wire to use to anchor the bossing tree to the pot? Can you answer that? Thanks.
awesome video! thank you
Timelapse 🙌🏼
Greetings from Germany ✌🏼
very informative video
Hi there. I have a question for you..... have you ever taken multiple cuttings from a weeping willow, rooted them in water then tied them together to make one bonsai?
Just got in more soil today, gonna repot couple things on my day off!! And I got one of your smaller junipers as an example from the pros!!
How long should wire be on for?
Dude this video is 1 month too late. Haha. I needed this info back then for purchasing my first wire. I ended up buying 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, 8.0. I mostly use 2.0 and 3.0 and needed a 1.5 because 1. 0 is just too tiny. Ordered 1.5 and waiting for it rn. What great is i recycle most of my wire and i dont see these wires running out soon.
How long can you have the wire on before it grows into the tree.
What about copper wire? Is it really too hard to use as a beginner?
When do you remove? Also can you re-use?
Great video and def want to see u wire this tree. I bought several from u and they were all great. Why is it though that u dont sell raw material like that in a bucket on ur website? I would love to get my hands on a tree like that . Its kinda hard over here in n.y. to get anything relating to a shimpaku or any other raw material
Yes style please with not to much time lapse would help 👍🏻
Really helping me. Where you buying the wire?
Hi Jason. I made a bonsai out of juniper but I also am rooting a few clippings. How will I know when to transplant the clippings?
Where do you get your wire
very useful knowledge, I usually use number 1 for the grandchildren of twigs😁
Yes please
im late to the party, but i would like to see a styling and better video of the wiring technique. i think thats one of the hardest things to see and learn in video. love the content though. thanks
How do you treat tip blight ??? I really need help
Or twig blight
Try placing it in a spot with good air circulation. Cut off the bad spots so it doesn't spread and disinfect your tools. Good luck!
Train it Jason👍
How much per feet Sr?
Where to buy bonsai wire?
i wanto buy bonsai wire
What website has the best price on bonsai wires?
I'd like to think that we do! :) www.easternleaf.com/Bonsai-Wire-s/281.htm
eastern leaf hats for sale on your website? Definitely need to get me one Gus from baikoen
Yup! www.easternleaf.com/Eastern-Leaf-Logo-Bonsai-Hat-p/126770-01.htm
Style it
Please style the tree 😊 please 🙏🏻
Come on man! (Idiot Lunch-bucket line).
About 80 percent of the people here are asking for you to give a video example of you doing this work. Do you even read these comments? Not meaning to be controversial but why would you make a video and not read and use the comments as a insight to what your viewers want?