Love the styling on this one. Sometimes we focus so much on bringing down branches that forget to look at the overall shape. That tree will be an absolute stunner in no time under your care
Hello Ann and David, thanks for the nice video. Normally i don't find a Mugo pine as attractive as a bonsai, but you have made this a beautiful tree! Greetings from the Netherlands
Nice wiring tutorial. Easy to understand. Spring here in the Windy City and raining this Saturday evening. Nice work on the roots. New pot, new home for this tree and it will overwinter nicely for you. Great video!
Another very informative video for us. Root trimming demo helps us a lot as well as placement on soil to avoid dry air pockets. I love the repot and redesign, seems like the tree can breathe now, free of insects and root restriction.
Another very nice video. David, nice job getting in so close so we can see detail. The adjustable table looks good and useful. I wonder where it came from? I saw some scaring on the tree from previous wire being on to long. Do you have a way to improve this? A coincidence, i just bought a small "twisty", mugo pine from a nursery in a plastic pot. Your video will help me a lot to style and pot it. Lastly, how long would you let the new candles grow before pinching back? The nursey is beautiful, love the birds chirping in the background. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Ann. Thanks for reply. I live in Denver, Colorado, USA What about pinching new growth? It is Spring here, opposite season from you. Thanks again! Dave
@@Anonymous-hy4nn in spring the only job for bonsai is enjoin them Yes you can select to take of what not suit for the trees You can almost email the pics of them I can make it If you think you need help anne@madambonsai.com
Beautiful Thank you for sharing. My 1st bonsai is a mugo pine. I was gonna either put it in a bonsai pot at the end of this summer or let it grow another yr in the pot it's in. What would you do? Put in a bonsai pot now or let it grow another year? I already cut it back. Probably way too much I didn't know any better with pines that once cut the branch won't regenerate. 😊
Don’t worry too much as long as you left some green on each branch it will growth Sent me the photos if you like Anne@madambonsai.com Enjoin each stage why wait :)
Ann, great tips for careiing for our bonsai. What plant would you suggest growing in a shady area, especially in winter. Also an we use lime on pine bark, all year round or a specific time to treat the tree. Cheers Peter.
I live in Melbourne here madam. I love your work and your bonsai collection. Can i know your location so i can enjoy my eyes and buy some from you if anything you want to sell. Many thanks
Hello Jaydon I’m so glad you are in Melbourne Sure we will catch up soon But every second Sunday Local council bring me out there to demonstrate and work with who ever need my help for their bonsai Yes there are trees for sale there too Join us there this Sunday coming 19/5/24 In front of The Runaway Pancake corner Alfrieda St & main Rd East St Albans Me Pham can always sent Anne An email with your details sure I’ll contact you at both of ours convenience to have a visit on site anne@madambonsai.com
Last show ua-cam.com/video/0j7MYtc5yqI/v-deo.htmlsi=M_14iNkVT__uK6FB Next one will be on the Sunday the 19/8/2024 Will sale 50% of my show tree there At St Albans Councail hall If you could wait still then.
Healthy pines create an environment where mycelium can thrive but it isn’t necessary for the tree to grow. Healthy pines will produce their own over time. But if you have a pine that has mycelium already forming it seems to be a good rule of thumb to move it over. My guess here is that because the pine wasn’t in the best of health she didn’t want to use the old soil in her new mix
Finally.. for me watching a woman instruct the how’s and why’s is really refreshing. Maybe it’s just me.. but it seems that the Bonsai culture is dominated by men.. which is great too.. just a curious observation. Thank you Madam Bonsai
I find this interesting as well. Have you ever attended an Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) demonstration or group? I find Ikebana very helpful for developing an eye for pruning. I am the only man there whereas, like you said, I rarely see women at Bonsai Society other than wives.
Just kupchak oxygen water erth on would to day work just tomorrow fully would work because they see thanks like life in garden you different life people they love national 🥰🥰
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Love the styling on this one. Sometimes we focus so much on bringing down branches that forget to look at the overall shape. That tree will be an absolute stunner in no time under your care
Absolutely! Right
Make sure we please ourselves first ..
As long as you keep them heathy enjoin them
Than you for your visiting my Chanel
Such a delight to accompany Madam Bonsai on one of her transformations, Bravo! Expert camera work as well.
Thank you for your supporting my Chanel
I’m glad you find it enjoyable
And yes David done a wonderful job on all my videos
@@MadamBonsai2023may I know what kind of stone you'd put on top of your soil?
@@TANQUISQUIZODALMAN they are not stone Gary
It is Sakadama it like hard Akadanna
@@MadamBonsai2023 if I buy sakadama and there 's no available here in the Philippines, is it Ideal to replace akadama?
@@TANQUISQUIZODALMAN yes perfect you have a lot of great coral rocks there :)
Just found your channel, love your bonsai collection. Great explanations and camera work. ❤
Btw. Subscribed and liked👍🥂
Thanks for the sub! And welcome
Hello Ann and David, thanks for the nice video. Normally i don't find a Mugo pine as attractive as a bonsai, but you have made this a beautiful tree! Greetings from the Netherlands
Hello to Neverland
I’m so glad you fine it likeable:)
Thank you
From Australia
Nice wiring tutorial. Easy to understand. Spring here in the Windy City and raining this Saturday evening. Nice work on the roots. New pot, new home for this tree and it will overwinter nicely for you. Great video!
Glad it was helpful!
Looks like I don't need to use specific tools. Everyone uses chop sticks .I like your style.
@@reeserlori6339 :) I’m so glad 🙂
Nice work!
Thank you
Great video, lots of information as usual. Would love you to another pine, like a red or black pine! Great camera work as well 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Here its
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Another very informative video for us. Root trimming demo helps us a lot as well as placement on soil to avoid dry air pockets. I love the repot and redesign, seems like the tree can breathe now, free of insects and root restriction.
Glad it was helpful!
Found your instructions to be very useful. Absolutely love your work space…. Such a beautiful garden.
Thanks so much 😊I’m glad you do
Great job,thank you for sharing this interesting video!🙏🔥
@@robertobreglia9224 my pleasure
Beautiful watching you work, tree looks great in that pot
I’m so glad you to 😊
Fabulous work, yet again. Thank you.
Thank you too! For always supporting my Chanel
Thank you Steve
That is one cool pot that the Mugo is in. Nice trunk on this tree.
I think so too!
Another very nice video. David, nice job getting in so close so we can see detail. The adjustable table looks good and useful. I wonder where it came from?
I saw some scaring on the tree from previous wire being on to long. Do you have a way to improve this?
A coincidence, i just bought a small "twisty", mugo pine from a nursery in a plastic pot. Your video will help me a lot to style and pot it.
Lastly, how long would you let the new candles grow before pinching back?
The nursey is beautiful, love the birds chirping in the background.
Thanks for sharing!
Which part of the world you are in ? Will see if they have it near you
The scare on pine they can healing fast when tress grow heathy
Hi Ann. Thanks for reply.
I live in Denver, Colorado, USA
What about pinching new growth? It is Spring here, opposite season from you.
Thanks again!
Dave
@@Anonymous-hy4nn in spring the only job for bonsai is enjoin them
Yes you can select to take of what not suit for the trees
You can almost email the pics of them I can make it
If you think you need help
anne@madambonsai.com
Lovely work Madam.
Thank you! Cheers!
I love all your videos ❤
@@Alexela03 thank you for always supporting my Chanel :)
Beautiful Thank you for sharing. My 1st bonsai is a mugo pine. I was gonna either put it in a bonsai pot at the end of this summer or let it grow another yr in the pot it's in. What would you do? Put in a bonsai pot now or let it grow another year? I already cut it back. Probably way too much I didn't know any better with pines that once cut the branch won't regenerate. 😊
Don’t worry too much as long as you left some green on each branch it will growth
Sent me the photos if you like
Anne@madambonsai.com
Enjoin each stage why wait :)
Very nice work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you paul Cheers!
Beautiful bonsai thanks for the nice video madam❤
Always my pleasure Amira
Beautiful as always Ann you mentioned vinegar for insects which one do you use. And do spray the leaves as well
I use any vinegar spray around Stands
Yes you can but please mix 1part to 4 parts of water if you pray on leaves
Thanks Fred
Ann, great tips for careiing for our bonsai. What plant would you suggest growing in a shady area, especially in winter. Also an we use lime on pine bark, all year round or a specific time to treat the tree. Cheers Peter.
Thanks Peter
Figs maple
You can do all year round :)
❤
🙏
Very nice video really like it
I’m glad :)
This is great! Could you possibly start an initial styling with a nursery stock mugo pine to show us for instruction?
Will sure fine time soon
Thx, very informative.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video nice shape tree thanks madam bonsai
Thank you Phil for always supporting my Chanel
I like your Bonsai I from INDIA KOLKATA
I’m glad
Long way to Australia:)
I'm curious about the wood hardener. Do you apply wood hardener first or lime sulphur first after carving?
I do wood hardener first
❤ thank you, will try this 😁
I love you. You are the best ❤
Thank you for your supporting:)
The most harmless way is to cut of the neddles instead of pulling. The short parts left will fall of soon. Tiny backbuds won't be harmed 😊
Thanks for the tip
Madam bonsai, are you Filipino? The words madam is Tagalog, means of teacher or mam
No I’m not
But thank you for help me understand the meaning of it in your own language
Nice...
Thanks
Lime sulphur? Would once a month be too often?
They last lot longer don’t have to do it every month
I live in Melbourne here madam. I love your work and your bonsai collection. Can i know your location so i can enjoy my eyes and buy some from you if anything you want to sell. Many thanks
Hello Jaydon
I’m so glad you are in Melbourne
Sure we will catch up soon
But every second Sunday
Local council bring me out there to demonstrate and work with who ever need my help for their bonsai
Yes there are trees for sale there too
Join us there this Sunday coming 19/5/24
In front of
The Runaway Pancake corner Alfrieda St & main Rd East
St Albans
Me Pham can always sent Anne An email with your details sure I’ll contact you at both of ours convenience to have a visit on site
anne@madambonsai.com
Last show ua-cam.com/video/0j7MYtc5yqI/v-deo.htmlsi=M_14iNkVT__uK6FB
Next one will be on the Sunday the 19/8/2024
Will sale 50% of my show tree there
At St Albans Councail hall
If you could wait still then.
Doesn't the soil have to have mycelium in it for pines?
Technically tree growth in and soils
Well drain
Nutrition
Healthy pines create an environment where mycelium can thrive but it isn’t necessary for the tree to grow. Healthy pines will produce their own over time. But if you have a pine that has mycelium already forming it seems to be a good rule of thumb to move it over. My guess here is that because the pine wasn’t in the best of health she didn’t want to use the old soil in her new mix
@@Akatsuki-En with new soils now it will be beautiful growth soon I’ll repot after winter for you guys to see it
So thats whare all the good bonsai are hiding haha
I share now to all to enjoin with me :).
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Вчителю, позавчора викопав три сосни ямадорі, які першочергові дії маю зробити для них?
@@satorigardenaksasbonsai.1321thank you but I can’t read your massage:(
Hello Madam bonsai, do you have any care tips on how to get a corokia cotoneaster as good as yours?
Yes they are so early to take care
Full sun
Feel well
Must be well drain soil with well water
Trimming often
@@MadamBonsai2023 Thank you 🙏
How many plants in your collection ?
A few :)
What is in you soil mix, proportions?
@@christymartin6281 you can use anything really but if you use Sphagnum Moss better chance
👍👌🙂
Thanks Bruce
Such an under appreciate pine in Bonsai the mugo pine it's ashame!
I totally agree!
We seem to all thought of back pine first :) u love all
Finally.. for me watching a woman instruct the how’s and why’s is really refreshing. Maybe it’s just me.. but it seems that the Bonsai culture is dominated by men.. which is great too.. just a curious observation. Thank you Madam Bonsai
So true bonsais have always been dominant by men.
Even
The founder of bonsais was a woman :)
I guess we too busy home life :)
I’m glad I can share
Everything seems to be dominated by men. 😊
@@reeserlori6339 hihi
There's many Amazing Female Bonsai artists out there.. Marija Hajdic, Kimis Bonsai..
I find this interesting as well. Have you ever attended an Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) demonstration or group? I find Ikebana very helpful for developing an eye for pruning. I am the only man there whereas, like you said, I rarely see women at Bonsai Society other than wives.
Just kupchak oxygen water erth on would to day work just tomorrow fully would work because they see thanks like life in garden you different life people they love national 🥰🥰
Sounds great!
How can i contact with u?
What do you need
anne@madambonsai.com
hi ..
Hello
Is that her real hair
:) have to be
Her hair is beautiful! 🤩
How to prune mugo candles
Will hope to post pine’s pruning soon
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Back red white Mugo scot and radiator