Excellent. It is not the tool that makes the bonsai or how expensive the tool is, it is the person and their view of the tree. Using whatever tools you have is the best and what works for you. Very nice thoughts for the beginner you just put out. Superb!
Also, if you are up in age, 75 here, you can do mini's and be rewarded in a short time with a small tree. Easy bonsai is a geranium. Fast and easy to overwinter as long as you get it in before the first frost. For maple type leaf bonsai geranium they can try the Vancouver Geranium. Nice fall type colors on the leaves all summer long. Just a thought.
its great to see both bonsai that are easy for new people in the hobby to make next to the big beautiful trees that you worked on for years and years. that way even the more experienced people here learn something too. bonsai is something i hope to never stop learning new things about. thank you milton always awesome videos!
I always learn something from you. But I don’t always agree with everything. But you have far more experience than I do. As a 62 year old I feel I need to start with more mature trees. I have a tendency to watch for older trees, junipers. I see them everywhere, especially businesses. Some are ideal. Though I do have a pot of cuttings going. It might make for a good conversation.
I like the look of juniper in nature. I have been hiking around Arizona, Utah, California, Colorado and i would like to duplicate the wild twists, bends and scars of these old plants. Also to mention the smell is amazing unmistakable...they flavor Gin with the berries.🤗
Very good! Showing people who are a little older that very nice trees can be created. A question I get all the time is " what can I do, I won't be around long enough for any results". This is really helpful. I will pass on Bonsai Heirloom to my classes. Thank You.
Some of the people who come to my classes are older than me. I'm 70 and still planting seeds. Most of my collection is from seed or cuttings. I had to start over after moving to Northern Nevada 23 years ago. This is my third bonsai collection. Some are fairly nice. People are so impatient. Bonsai depends on delayed gratification. What you are showing is so valuable.
Irish Moss. I buy it from Lowes and it looks cool as a small piece of lawn. Bought 3 last year. Might buy 3 more this year. Better than cutting grass. Excellent video. Yes, very constructive. You are a great master at teaching and bonsai.
Dr. Chang, could you do a video dedicated to Shari, Uro, Jin and carving going into grater detail on this, maby show us some examples? Thank you and keep up the great work!
Hi Milton, what time of year do you put the large juniper cuttings in the ground with bumps. I enjoy your videos which show the different ages of tree. It is inspiring
"If you go, you go" - Love it. Good health to you.
I like the way you showed people how to root the juniper. Excellent!
Thanks!
Excellent. It is not the tool that makes the bonsai or how expensive the tool is, it is the person and their view of the tree. Using whatever tools you have is the best and what works for you. Very nice thoughts for the beginner you just put out. Superb!
thanks!
Also, if you are up in age, 75 here, you can do mini's and be rewarded in a short time with a small tree. Easy bonsai is a geranium. Fast and easy to overwinter as long as you get it in before the first frost. For maple type leaf bonsai geranium they can try the Vancouver Geranium. Nice fall type colors on the leaves all summer long. Just a thought.
Yes! A shohin can look pretty nice is 5 years, whereas a big tree will still look space.
You may have 20 more years ahead of you though!
its great to see both bonsai that are easy for new people in the hobby to make next to the big beautiful trees that you worked on for years and years. that way even the more experienced people here learn something too. bonsai is something i hope to never stop learning new things about. thank you milton always awesome videos!
You got it!
Enjy!
I always learn something from you. But I don’t always agree with everything. But you have far more experience than I do. As a 62 year old I feel I need to start with more mature trees. I have a tendency to watch for older trees, junipers. I see them everywhere, especially businesses. Some are ideal. Though I do have a pot of cuttings going. It might make for a good conversation.
you can just do shohin, small and basically compleat as a small bonsai
I like the look of juniper in nature. I have been hiking around Arizona, Utah, California, Colorado and i would like to duplicate the wild twists, bends and scars of these old plants. Also to mention the smell is amazing unmistakable...they flavor Gin with the berries.🤗
That's why I advocte more natural looks.
Very good explanation when you are working on this juniper by making it easy to understand while observing your technique.
Thanks!
Very good! Showing people who are a little older that very nice trees can be created. A question I get all the time is " what can I do, I won't be around long enough for any results". This is really helpful. I will pass on Bonsai Heirloom to my classes. Thank You.
I am probably older than 95% of my audience. Keep on goint!going!
Some of the people who come to my classes are older than me. I'm 70 and still planting seeds. Most of my collection is from seed or cuttings. I had to start over after moving to Northern Nevada 23 years ago. This is my third bonsai collection. Some are fairly nice. People are so impatient. Bonsai depends on delayed gratification. What you are showing is so valuable.
Irish Moss. I buy it from Lowes and it looks cool as a small piece of lawn. Bought 3 last year. Might buy 3 more this year. Better than cutting grass.
Excellent video. Yes, very constructive. You are a great master at teaching and bonsai.
Yes, great substitute for law...but cn cover a bonsai quickly .
What an outstanding job thanks 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful and thoughtful as always. Excellent teacher. I always learn so much from you
Thanks for visting!
Dr. Chang, could you do a video dedicated to Shari, Uro, Jin and carving going into grater detail on this, maby show us some examples?
Thank you and keep up the great work!
Sure. I will see if I can get the expert I know doing that to host the video.
Thank you so much forsharing curing bonsai🙏👍❤️
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I thought the same thing. I'm 53 right now, and I'm not letting my age keep me from getting started in Bonsai.
You are at your prime! Have more experience and ersources than ever to do things right!
I love your channel. I have been using majnly inorganic substrates but am potting a large azelalea soon and am basicly going with your soil.
For azaleas, you may want to aded extra part of peat moss. Have fun!
Might use some.aksuma [sp?] as well. Your channel has inspired me to think big....heirloom. Keep up the great content.sir!
Un grand merci à vous pour la vidéo!
Merci!
22:33 haha covered in maple seeds
Hi Milton, what time of year do you put the large juniper cuttings in the ground with bumps. I enjoy your videos which show the different ages of tree. It is inspiring
thanks for sharing your knowledge. You're a king!
If I plant a tree in ground and grow it for 5 years it will be way taller and more narrow, do you cut it back every year?
Thanks for asking! I will address this in my next Q&A so please stay tuned!
What variety of juniper is that one you dug up and are styling?
POrostrata, and San Jose are good ones.
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thanks!
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