You skipped the best part! The repotting is the best part. Cleaning the roots, soil falling into the pot, the chopstick hitting the mix, the nice looking nebai, all that sound is nice!
It's great to see you "back" making videos! You do fantastic work and I always leave inspired. Awesome job explaining the nuance of what each pot could bring to the composition - loved this part!
Nice job! I really like the rock addition. Good to see you on you tube. I prefer deciduous trees but Hemlock sounds interesting as well. Thanks for the video.
Highly dependent on the particular tree, the climate where the tree is kept, the availability of winter protection, and the caretaker’s comfort level with repotting “out of season.” I live in a mild climate and have so many trees to work on that several years ago I started spreading out the repots to Fall through Spring instead of just the one month of “perfect” timing in spring. I’ve learned which trees do well with earlier potting in my collection. My advice is to work on a durable tree as a test first and then move to others in subsequent years if you are successful. Be prepared to move the worked tree/s to a frost free location just in case.
My larch are usually the first trees to break buds. This third week of January, there are a few stray buds showing needles. Similar mild climate, western Oregon.
I have many pots by many ceramic artists, all of whom I respect and admire… even if I don’t currently have one of their pots that I like for a particular tree. I do love me some American-made bonsai pots! 😁
Great pot choice for a nice tree. That root over the pot edge, and those rocks, really fit the folded pot edges. Look forward to seeing this again.
Spring is on its way…
The pods are gorgeous! The tree too, of course... fits well!
You skipped the best part! The repotting is the best part. Cleaning the roots, soil falling into the pot, the chopstick hitting the mix, the nice looking nebai, all that sound is nice!
Just imagine how great that part would have been!…. I mean, that’s really the option at this point because I skipped it🤷🏻♂️. Maybe next time.
@@BonsaiEcho maybe!
It's great to see you "back" making videos! You do fantastic work and I always leave inspired. Awesome job explaining the nuance of what each pot could bring to the composition - loved this part!
It’s nice to have choices when selecting a container. Even nicer when one or more of the choices seem to make sense. It’s fun stuff!
I did not like the pot choice until I saw the tree in it. Really works well. Nice job.
This was a fun one to pair up. It’s easier to see a good fit in person.
Nice. Love Larch so more please
More incoming…
Nice job! I really like the rock addition. Good to see you on you tube. I prefer deciduous trees but Hemlock sounds interesting as well. Thanks for the video.
Deciduous is where it’s at!
This should look awesome in spring. The green foliage will be striking next to that orange pot.
I’m really looking forward to that!
I really liked the second pot.
I'll be waiting for a music video where you arrange the pots and play/ring a song.
I have very minimal musical talent. You pretty much just witnessed the extent of it when I rang the pots. 😏
Woah! You repotted this time of year? Any advice on making that happen?
Highly dependent on the particular tree, the climate where the tree is kept, the availability of winter protection, and the caretaker’s comfort level with repotting “out of season.” I live in a mild climate and have so many trees to work on that several years ago I started spreading out the repots to Fall through Spring instead of just the one month of “perfect” timing in spring. I’ve learned which trees do well with earlier potting in my collection. My advice is to work on a durable tree as a test first and then move to others in subsequent years if you are successful. Be prepared to move the worked tree/s to a frost free location just in case.
My larch are usually the first trees to break buds. This third week of January, there are a few stray buds showing needles. Similar mild climate, western Oregon.
@@normdeshon665 The last thing I want to do is repot a larch too late. Much more room for success when repotting early.
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Butt I thought you loved Ian. 😢
I have many pots by many ceramic artists, all of whom I respect and admire… even if I don’t currently have one of their pots that I like for a particular tree. I do love me some American-made bonsai pots! 😁
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