@@Mctrippzy I am still learning too. Working from home and the pandemic has encouraged me to get back into it. I only have a serissa and a chinese elm at the moment. hope you and your family are keeping safe.
The best word I can find for you is ARTIST! That was amazing. May I ask. What result do you get when you chip away at the trunk. And what did you apply to the trunk?
Maybe not what you're looking for. But they remove bark to show the raw wood and they apply a lime sulfate which kills and brightens that specific spot. This makes whats called dead wood and it's for aesthetics
No veo la necesidad de tener una poda tan agresiva y sacrificar tantas ramas. Además el crecimiento de los árboles da más posibilidades. Ella solo podo y corto
They all look very nice but i think a big part of the beauty of Bonsai (to me) is the time factor. Maybe i'm the one who misses the point, but i have always seen Bonsai as a kind of time capsule, and if a young tree is just shaped into something pretty, it's a little (a little) empty....
I think you have to consider that this is where the art side of bonsai comes in. Trees are never just plucked out of the ground and kept as is in Bonsai, they are always pruned and shaped with a design in mind. Wether the end result being something instant or kept in mind for years /decades down the road.
@@RusselGomez I'm not critisizing them, obviously there's different markets, some people want a nice Bonsai today. For myself, i just like to watch the whole process develop over years and see it get old alongside me. Sentimental value, and good for my inner zen i guess :)
I agree. There’s something missing. Maybe it’s the video format that was chosen that presents it more as a quick fix disposable commodity rather than a process of patience.
Agreed. Seems like a lot of foliage removed and crazy bends for the trees not to go into a deep, deep shock. Bending them up isn’t hard, keeping them alive afterward is. I would love to see a video about after styling care.
Me too. I think the work of the artist is great, very creative. Another way, (where it hasn't been done), would be to keep the root ball intact and pot the tree larger, giving it room to breathe and grow, plenty of feeding too, then after a year working on the root ball to train that. Huge shock to the tree if you do both at the same time. Who knows, maybe they survived, would be nice to see though.
@@therealSais That is just the sort of thing tree sadists would say..... Come to think of it, the tree might be a masochist... "yeah baby, that's the spot. More, more. Dig those nails in" etc, etc.
Для деревьев этот человек-садист. А его стол-пыточная камера для них. Такой бонсай мне не нравиться. Изломанная негативная энергия. Такое купить , только неприятности в дом принести.
интересно, эти деревья потом выживают, или их так крутят чисто для видео? Вроде бы бонсаи надо формировать в процессе роста, а не резать-крутить взрослые деревья.
I wish we could see updates on these trees...
That's actually insane but cool. If I did this, I would probably just snap the tree in two!
@@Mctrippzy aw thanks, It's nice to see positive feedback from people. I love bonsai so much, i could look at them all day.
@@Mctrippzy I am still learning too. Working from home and the pandemic has encouraged me to get back into it. I only have a serissa and a chinese elm at the moment. hope you and your family are keeping safe.
Dope but damn that’s a lot of stress on a tree all at once
that's nothing for them big ass roots lols
Yeah junipers store energy in there foliage he removed a good like 80 percent would like to know if it actually made it
it’ll be fine
Waoooooo! Este trabajo es único! Me encanta su obra!
My husband love bonsai much😊im sure he'd like to watch this well...
Here from phillippines, giving this a 5star😍🤩
Excelente técnica, muy buenos trabajos
This woman will soon make you become a millionaire if you employ her now!
Very beautiful bonsai
Greetings from Indonesia
I LIKE and beautifull art . From north Sumatera INDONESIA
The best word I can find for you is ARTIST! That was amazing. May I ask. What result do you get when you chip away at the trunk. And what did you apply to the trunk?
Maybe not what you're looking for. But they remove bark to show the raw wood and they apply a lime sulfate which kills and brightens that specific spot. This makes whats called dead wood and it's for aesthetics
No veo la necesidad de tener una poda tan agresiva y sacrificar tantas ramas. Además el crecimiento de los árboles da más posibilidades. Ella solo podo y corto
😍 joli
Lindo bonsai pelo trabalho parabéns
What an absolute master you are. Thank you.
i'd like to see the afters of these!! Like how long do you wait to remove the wire
Wonderful video, the lady is so talented.
Awesome!!! I love Podocarppus!
Wow! This is utterly amazing!
That's very nice. I'd like to see it in 20 years when I'm 70. 🙏
Wow beautiful work 💕
Excellent 💞
Love bonsai ....... I love bonsai ....... Amazing .......
Buena tecnica,gracias por compartir solo toca recuperarlo mucho
They all look very nice but i think a big part of the beauty of Bonsai (to me) is the time factor.
Maybe i'm the one who misses the point, but i have always seen Bonsai as a kind of time capsule, and if a young tree is just shaped into something pretty, it's a little (a little) empty....
I think you have to consider that this is where the art side of bonsai comes in. Trees are never just plucked out of the ground and kept as is in Bonsai, they are always pruned and shaped with a design in mind. Wether the end result being something instant or kept in mind for years /decades down the road.
@@RusselGomez I'm not critisizing them, obviously there's different markets, some people want a nice Bonsai today. For myself, i just like to watch the whole process develop over years and see it get old alongside me. Sentimental value, and good for my inner zen i guess :)
I agree. There’s something missing. Maybe it’s the video format that was chosen that presents it more as a quick fix disposable commodity rather than a process of patience.
Is that electrician tape?
Personally i prefer more natural Japan style of bonsai...greeting from Poland 😉
They are all shaped
all bonsai are trained and shaped.
Interesting Tanuki bonsai technique.
Cảm ơn bạn, đẹp và khéo tay quá.
I’d like to see the afters of these!! Like how long do you wait to remove the wire
Min 6 month
Agreed. Seems like a lot of foliage removed and crazy bends for the trees not to go into a deep, deep shock. Bending them up isn’t hard, keeping them alive afterward is. I would love to see a video about after styling care.
Me too. I think the work of the artist is great, very creative. Another way, (where it hasn't been done), would be to keep the root ball intact and pot the tree larger, giving it room to breathe and grow, plenty of feeding too, then after a year working on the root ball to train that. Huge shock to the tree if you do both at the same time. Who knows, maybe they survived, would be nice to see though.
No words for you...thanks alot for this video and one more thing you are simply great...🙏
Thank you for pronouncing the word bonsai correctly
What product does she put over cuts?
Which mm wire you use for thick trunk..
selamat malam
terimakasih sudah berbagi teknik yang hebat
sangat menginspirasi
salam sukses selalu
What kind of tape are you using to tape around the trunk after your cuts ? Does anykind of electric tape works ?
Yes any electrical tape from hardware store works.
Did you use plastic tape before wiring?
Parabens pelos belíssimos trabalhos
quá siêu đấy
Absolutely maniacal. Love it.
Brilliant job . I love bonsai tree .
It's beautiful👌👌👌👍👍👍
qual é o tipo desse bonsai que aceita tanta torcida?
amazing craft works
Amazing 🌹🌹🙏🙏
Color me amazed! She should be on tour!
Quá tuyệt bạn ơi 👍👍👍
Love bonsai the best
Very beautiful 👍
Bạn làm thế này là 01 điều tồi tệ cho cây
" AAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrgggggggggghhhh !!!!!! " - Tree (probably)
Well they really don’t feel pain like we do sooooo……
@@therealSais That is just the sort of thing tree sadists would say.....
Come to think of it, the tree might be a masochist... "yeah baby, that's the spot. More, more. Dig those nails in" etc, etc.
@@ccooper8785 I would not have thought about it like that , you clearly have distinctly different way of thinking about plants.
nice pro, With the tape, what kind of tree we can use this method please?
Whay kind of cable is it?
What kind of coating do you use to make trees rot?
The coating is Lime Sulphur. It intended to preserve the wood so it won't rot away (for better understanding try looking up Shari and Jin)
I like this...
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow wow luar biasa mantap kreatif dan inovatif
You are make tree very good .from vietnames
Sir,How many months before you take out the wire?
What the trees Bonsai?
Simple but beautiful trees.
Taste Process n progress. 👍🏾
Amazing work!
Amazing...
Always success 👍🏾
1:36 😂
Let’s face it. This is not a tutorial vid. 99% of us would not have the balls to try this.
Thanks its for my lesson
exelent skill to make a bonsai
Wah bagus banget
the big question is, when is the right time ??
Amazing talent.. 👍👍👍
Parabéns lindo
Which type of glue you use?
Hola , me podrías decir con que árbol estas trabajando... gracias
ERES GENIAL SALUDOS
see my adventure looking for bonsai in nature
wooow super great..
Awesome 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇯🇵🇬🇧💚💚💚
Some of these are brutal
Thank god I have a weeping willow bonsai it does all the bending for me
Для деревьев этот человек-садист. А его стол-пыточная камера для них. Такой бонсай мне не нравиться. Изломанная негативная энергия. Такое купить , только неприятности в дом принести.
Or is it three scarf pasta for threes, scarf wounds?
Wow astonishing!!!!
Good job... 👍
интересно, эти деревья потом выживают, или их так крутят чисто для видео? Вроде бы бонсаи надо формировать в процессе роста, а не резать-крутить взрослые деревья.
За издевательство над деревьями. Сибе она проволоку на руку наматала лудше чем над деревьями издеваться
Tape???
I don't like his style but the bending technique is unique ❤️
What is the name of this tree?
OMG, so skilled.
awesome technique, i've learn alot from you..
what kind of that trees ?
Thật tuyệt vời rất hay
Can anyone tell me what tree species is this i want to know it
nice video. thanks for the info
Hows does it not snap?
Wow amazing❤❤
Wonderful !!!
Very good work I Love it 👍
Indo nyimak 🙏
Hello
one question?
Why did you peel the tree? Is there a reason for the properties?
Creates deadwood popular in juniper bonsai
Love you
s and m for trees...
Very nice video stay connected friend
so beautiful
very inspiring .... greetings from Indonesian bonsai
Indonesia juga🙏👍