Really great video. A large portion of bonsai enthusiasts are still trying to grasp the development stages, and there's just not enough videos on development, so this one is so very helpful and appreciated. Looking forward to follow-ups on this tree!
Don’t know if you read the comments, BUT! Thank you! So very much, because, I cannot pay classes to learn properly how to take care of my trees, and here I have it for free from the very best! You’re my bonsai super hero! And I appreciate all of this! You have a fan!!!! Thanks!
When we are talking about bonsai tutors and communicators you are the best in the world. There are, it is true, some shockers but your productions are in a class of their own. Many thanks.
One of THE BEST videos I've seen on bonsai tree development. Excellent detail on how to plan and shape a tree for the long term. Can't wait to see how this tree turns out. Thanks for creating this tutorial. I've seen it twice now and will see it many more times, for sure.
agreed & indeed yet another awesome audio/visual tutorial. Outstanding professional experience given freely; we'll try to give as we can. Very much appreciated! Energy exchange creates lasting harmony for all . . .
I absolutely love your tutorials, full of documented and clear explanations. You get us into the world and history of bonsai and share from your vast experience. The most worthwhile way to spend my time when learning about bonsai art. Thank you Bjorn
When you said remove all this top growth on the thicker apex, my immediate thought went to the intro with the sawzall and I began to have hot flashes. Hahaha. I'm so glad you decided to keep some of it for jin.
Wow! I don’t know who this teenager is, but he’s really a great teacher! Wonderful info! A thought though...when using the Japanese terms, please show them on the screen as well. It would really help us old guys who are hard of hearing. Thanks!
Really enjoyed this one as it is very similar to a lot of the nursery stock I am 'saving'. So crucial to see this part of development and not just finished money shots.
Wow one of the most informative video on pines . Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for explaning the info clearly. It all makes sence to me know. I'm getting into pine trees but not quite sure as to when to start trimming and when shouldn't do any more work on them. I have been searching for a video like this for a while now. So thank a again.
Thanks for this great video!!! Very detailed and well explained! I do like the closeups especially!! This is the best bonsai channel i found so far!! Greetings from Austria!
really good tutorial Bjorn!!! Now I know a lot more about this Spezies of pines. Thumbs up!!!! Go on with this good work, good vlogmusic, good guy!!!!! Cheers from Germany!!!
Only haters could give this demo a thumbs down.he always explains everything so well.I’m from the rebs club in Sonoma ca hope to see u out here some day.
I've found something rather interesting in pruning pines in the landscape here in Knoxville. Loblolly pines can be induced to push out a second flush as well and because they grow so vigorously I've been able to get very dense ramification in a very short time. I think even possibly more quickly than with Japanese black pine. They also transplant into pure pumice really easily in the spring.
The question is whether this is reproducible in a container, and whether it will happen every year. Even scots pines are capable of pushing a 2nd flush when they are in the ground, and are super vigorous. Move them in a pot - nada. Sometimes JBP and JRP might not push a 2nd flush if they are not vigorous enough in a pot.
I'm super curious to know how do you go about bringing a tree that has grown in the field for a few years to a pot. I imagine the root system it builds over that period is extensive. How do you know how much to cut and still keep the tree healthy?
I have been working on several pines, If possible... it just be amazing to go deeper into shohin size mekiri, I knwo from my Oyakata that there is different timing for Mekiri based on the bonsai size but sometimes a little bit confusing. Regards from Mx!
Thank you so much for all your videos. It's my first comment to your content and I am a total beginner trying to learn before I get some what started. Is it normal that the more I watch the more I get intimidated 😔
Hi there Bjorn, I am in the UK is it possible to explain this process for the UK Season. Our Spring is in march. I have a Scotts Pine that I am trying to train.Will there be much difference? I look forward to your suggestions.
Could you make video HOW TO MAKE BONSAI FROM LARGE/THICK CUTTINGS (trunks or thick branches), PLEASE? There are a lot of videos on youtube but mostly non-English versions with no subtitles.
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I want to september, I want to see the part 2. :)
The closeup camera shots were so appreciative. They really added to the discussion and learning process.
I would love to see the progress of this tree.
Really great video. A large portion of bonsai enthusiasts are still trying to grasp the development stages, and there's just not enough videos on development, so this one is so very helpful and appreciated.
Looking forward to follow-ups on this tree!
Don’t know if you read the comments, BUT! Thank you! So very much, because, I cannot pay classes to learn properly how to take care of my trees, and here I have it for free from the very best! You’re my bonsai super hero! And I appreciate all of this! You have a fan!!!! Thanks!
When we are talking about bonsai tutors and communicators you are the best in the world. There are, it is true, some shockers but your productions are in a class of their own. Many thanks.
This is amazing. You're giving us world class material here and I am so grateful. I can't wait to see how it develops through time.
One of THE BEST videos I've seen on bonsai tree development. Excellent detail on how to plan and shape a tree for the long term. Can't wait to see how this tree turns out. Thanks for creating this tutorial. I've seen it twice now and will see it many more times, for sure.
agreed & indeed yet another awesome audio/visual tutorial. Outstanding professional experience given freely; we'll try to give as we can. Very much appreciated! Energy exchange creates lasting harmony for all . . .
I absolutely love your tutorials, full of documented and clear explanations. You get us into the world and history of bonsai and share from your vast experience. The most worthwhile way to spend my time when learning about bonsai art. Thank you Bjorn
So much well presented information! SUCH A ZERO COST. BJORN BJORNHOLM RULES!
Plz donate, people. I will when I can. Thank you Eisei - En
A follow up once the tree has grown into its styling would be great.
A very informative, and of course professionally presented, video on 2-flush pines. Thank you Bjorn.
Absolutely great organization, you clearly worked hard on scripting this. Thanks!
This is the best video I've seen on Black Pine
Best video for black pine. Thanks!
When you said remove all this top growth on the thicker apex, my immediate thought went to the intro with the sawzall and I began to have hot flashes. Hahaha. I'm so glad you decided to keep some of it for jin.
All great information, I can’t wait to work my first pine.
Clearly explained. You can add the Mediterranean Halepensis (Aleppo pine) to your list of 2 flush pines. Speak to Raffle.
Thank you, have learned so much, the close up shots make it so much better to understand.
Perfect timing, I Just got a Japanese Black Pine. Thanks for the great information.
Wow! I don’t know who this teenager is, but he’s really a great teacher! Wonderful info! A thought though...when using the Japanese terms, please show them on the screen as well. It would really help us old guys who are hard of hearing. Thanks!
"Babyface" Bjorn is in his 30's. (His term not mine.)
Really enjoyed this one as it is very similar to a lot of the nursery stock I am 'saving'. So crucial to see this part of development and not just finished money shots.
Wow one of the most informative video on pines . Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for explaning the info clearly. It all makes sence to me know. I'm getting into pine trees but not quite sure as to when to start trimming and when shouldn't do any more work on them. I have been searching for a video like this for a while now. So thank a again.
As always, very informative and clearly demonstrated.
Great video Bjorn very well explained and executed.
Thank you
Ron
Absolutely love pitch pine!!! We have an over abundance of pitch pine here. Easy to find yamadori so this video is perfect for us!
Thanks for this great video!!!
Very detailed and well explained!
I do like the closeups especially!!
This is the best bonsai channel i found so far!!
Greetings from Austria!
really good tutorial Bjorn!!! Now I know a lot more about this Spezies of pines. Thumbs up!!!! Go on with this good work, good vlogmusic, good guy!!!!!
Cheers from Germany!!!
Best pine video I have ever seen, and I have seen tons. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Thank you very sir. I enjoy your tutorials and you have inspired me to give it a go. Cheers.
Only haters could give this demo a thumbs down.he always explains everything so well.I’m from the rebs club in Sonoma ca hope to see u out here some day.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
One of the most informative episodes that I have seen yet. Great episode!
this was one of my favourite videos from you Bjorn, great!
Bjorn, you should do a new MTV cribs edition for the nursery like you did in Japan years ago. That video was epic bro
Bjorn this is a fantastic video, so much great info. Thanks
Thank you very much Bjorn, one more time a very informatrive and very well done video ! That's perfect to me.
Great
Thanks .
Plz dont stop ....exllent
Nice job...
Very instructive video. I've been considering getting into J Pine. I think you've sealed it for me.
Jiiiaaann istimewa sekali hasil karyanya,om ini👍sukses slalu om
Thanks so much.
Very informative tutorial, love your explanation of options, and what is the best choice and why.
I've found something rather interesting in pruning pines in the landscape here in Knoxville. Loblolly pines can be induced to push out a second flush as well and because they grow so vigorously I've been able to get very dense ramification in a very short time. I think even possibly more quickly than with Japanese black pine. They also transplant into pure pumice really easily in the spring.
The question is whether this is reproducible in a container, and whether it will happen every year. Even scots pines are capable of pushing a 2nd flush when they are in the ground, and are super vigorous. Move them in a pot - nada. Sometimes JBP and JRP might not push a 2nd flush if they are not vigorous enough in a pot.
Very instructive. Thank you.
Good teaching! 🌲
Excellent tutorial
Very insightful.
I'm super curious to know how do you go about bringing a tree that has grown in the field for a few years to a pot. I imagine the root system it builds over that period is extensive. How do you know how much to cut and still keep the tree healthy?
LOVELY,THANKS
That was an awesome vid. Very informative. Thanks!
Amazingly educatice and very well done as always!
Very helpful.thank you
this was great! Best ever.. love the explanation on all items. left a like
Excellent video,thank you very much.
Thanks, 👍 fantastic ✔ info.
I've got a lot to work with now
Thanks for your videos.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow black pines are so complicated. Learned a lot. Ready to make mistakes on mine now.
I've been struggling to find info on JBP and this pretty much covered it all.
No update on this tree a year later?
Fantastico video, gracias.
Great info, thank you.
Great video!
Thank you!
I have been working on several pines, If possible... it just be amazing to go deeper into shohin size mekiri, I knwo from my Oyakata that there is different timing for Mekiri based on the bonsai size but sometimes a little bit confusing. Regards from Mx!
Thank you so much for all your videos. It's my first comment to your content and I am a total beginner trying to learn before I get some what started. Is it normal that the more I watch the more I get intimidated 😔
Great explanation on how double flush pines work! By the way, pinus halepensis is also a double flush one.
Really? I was wondering as he was liating pine species. I have quite an awesome pinus halepensis.
Please do a quick follow up of this tree. Would really like to see it a year later. Thanks.
really great tutorial.
Hi Bjorn! Thanks for these videos. Do you have a video that explains the jargon? Like nebari (sp?)
GREAT VIDEO
Súper Great tutorial. Woowww!!!
Is there an update video for this tree showing how your work created the second flush?
This guy is the bomb!! Wish l had his training!
Excellent
How old is this tree? How long would you say it's been in the ground?
great video. Will you make a video on single flush pines ?
Really nice video!!! Thanks a lot!!!
Bjorn… where is you plant ID/#? I’d love to follow this tree. Failure is also a lesson. I just want to see where these trees are in the future.
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I like to see your videos, thanks.
OMG thank you so much for the tips, U made it very clear for newbie like me, autosub
Hi there Bjorn, I am in the UK is it possible to explain this process for the UK Season. Our Spring is in march. I have a Scotts Pine that I am trying to train.Will there be much difference? I look forward to your suggestions.
how long does the wire need to stay on?
Great video Brother, keep up the great work your doing and be proud!!! :::=^)
I personally like the hand tools vs the power tools. More traditional in practice.
I tried to find the fertilizer you mentioned, Grow Power, but had no luck.
When to start fertilizing a Japanese black pine from the seeds?
10/10
Have you worked Ponderosa Pines?
Could you make video HOW TO MAKE BONSAI FROM LARGE/THICK CUTTINGS (trunks or thick branches), PLEASE? There are a lot of videos on youtube but mostly non-English versions with no subtitles.
great job! Thank You! Is there a recording of this tree one season later?
Thanks for the video. When you create a jin for pine, how to protect them to stop bleeding?
Can you tell us which Gro Power product you use and how you apply it and how often?
I like seeing the blowtorched crescent moon jin so I hope that the needles do not block its view in futuro. The Tree has movemments of a flame
Will you take it back to the ground to speed up the growth?
Is the a follow up stream to this clip thanks.
is there a part 2 on this?
Can we please have a follow up on this tree? It's been a year 😁
Would this kuromatsu turn into a trusted trunk tree as it gets older?