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SandevBonsai
Registrace 21. 06. 2010
Home of fairy tale bonsai
SandevBonsai 2019 - A very 'normal' Pinus sylvestris
And finally...one normal, classical tree. Looks like a bonsai.
I am eager to change something.
I am eager to change something.
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SandevBonsai 2019 - Hmmmm...a strange one
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This is an unusual tree. Very wide, against all even most further bonsai rules and understanding...nevertheless, because of that I like it even more. This is some of the most interesting raw material I ever had. Something to enjoy for all bonsai lunatics :)
SandevBonsai 2019 - Japanese white pine pot decisions
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Discussing pot options for a beautiful white pine clump
SandevBonsai 2019 - New material - Promising Prunus cerasifera
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Analyzing new material...a very good Prunus. Not yet been styled...just basic field cuts. Very promising material. Walter Pall shares his wisdom.
SandevBonsai 2019 - A special small huge tree with a great future of a champion
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Walter Pall talks about a special small tree of a high potential quality of a Champ. I believe he likes it. And when Walter likes something, then you know it's very good. He has seen it all.
SandevBonsai 2019 - Creature from the woods
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Almost penjing style, looks like a stone, or a rock with many trees growing on it. But it's alive. This is really a live organism. Very very old. Hard to guess. Like it very much. The crown is just a start of the future crown. The tree still needs a few years.
SandevBonsai 2019 - That's how it started and changed everything
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Walter Pall remembers one of the first 'strange' trees that looked like nothing else before...more like some creature from the woods. And we liked that...and that is how the story goes....
SandevBonsai 2019 - Walter Pall about more or less classical middle sized hornbeam
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Carpinus orientalis more or less finished project. It has been in training for 10 years. This could easily be a final pot. Already very dense with a completed crown. Just details remain to finalise.
SandevBonsai 2019 - Prunus mume in Walter Pall's eyes
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See Walter Palls commentary on this very old japanese apricot, Prunus mume, now a part of my collection. We have been discussing different options.
SandevBonsai - A new one / Carpinus
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This is a new one. After basic cuts were made last year it is time to start constructing branches and crown. Beginning of crown construction is always problematic...you never know where and how the trunk and movement of the tree will lead you. MUSIC: Mount Carmel - Still Listening Owner of copyrights: The Orchard Music
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 12
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Huge carpinus...this one has cca 80kg with the pot It is relatively new in construction process...only second season of basic crow architecture Now...the things will be somewhat faster. This spring the tree was repotted in this pot which I hardly found thanks to Walter...so because of recent repotting was a little slower to grow. I plan to reproduce the crown in a three to five years.
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 11
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Caroinus orientalis with huge nebari. Collected 9 years ago...almost died because of too radical root reduction few years ago transplanted in a temporary oversized pot it is already two full seasons in it...will stay for at least two more
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 10
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Carpinus 'The Oak' collected 7 years ago in training since next year new pot
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 9
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Little special tree...'The Pig' Also called Johnny Squarefoot caught in wilderness 7 years ago in captivity since next spring new pot
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 8
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Carpinus orientalis collected 10 years ago in training since 2010. temporary oversized pot...needs a new one...more appropriate
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 7
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 7
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 6
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 6
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 5
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 5
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 4
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 4
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 3
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 3
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 2
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 2
SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 1
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SandevBonsai - 2018. Bonsai sessions with Walter Pall/Part 1
SandevBonsai - Huge Carp ready for 2014
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SandevBonsai - Huge Carp ready for 2014
SandevBonsai - Repotting oriental hornbeam
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SandevBonsai - Repotting oriental hornbeam
SandevBonsai - Huge Fagus sylvatica, crown reduction and wiring, spring 2013.
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SandevBonsai - Huge Fagus sylvatica, crown reduction and wiring, spring 2013.
INTERNATIONAL BONSAI ACADEMY with Walter Pall 2013 - Case Study 11/ Pinus nigra 'Lara'
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INTERNATIONAL BONSAI ACADEMY with Walter Pall 2013 - Case Study 11/ Pinus nigra 'Lara'
INTERNATIONAL BONSAI ACADEMY with Walter Pall 2013 - Case Study 10/ Pinus nigra
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INTERNATIONAL BONSAI ACADEMY with Walter Pall 2013 - Case Study 10/ Pinus nigra
Absolutely stunning tree
Thanks for the valuable information. Does it help the collected tree if rooting hormone in form of liquid or powder is rubbed on the roots whatever might be left of it or soak it in the liquid rooting hormone for a couple of hours ? Already thank you for you kind reply at your convenience
breathtakingly beautiful😍❤️👍🏻
Walter is just amazing. I could listen to him all day.
This video is 11 years old I would like to see how this tree looks now
why has this man not got more subscribers???????????????
brilliant! i'm only 18 month beginner, in deep, so glad I found Walter so soon, wish I'd found him sooner, 💪when the pupil is ready the teacher appears.😊
why does this man not have more views, subscribers and more comments?
Thank you for inventing a new style
Thank you
Is there a link to the polish akadama he mentions?
With all due respect, cold winter is a must for five needle pine. They die because people don’t understand this tree. Nothing wrong with its roots
Love to listen to people who are in harmony with nature thank you
Cedar of Lebanon @ 10:46! 😁
I agree with Paul 100%
Thank you for sharing this, I finally see someone think like me.
Foisting
Beautiful bonsai 🙏🙏
Hats off to you. You're a brave man....did the tree survive? Do you have a current photo?
Always high praise when someone says they'll take something off your hands
What about pine trees like pinus mugo? If i buy them new... Do i have to remove every piece of soil immediatly?
Terrible to watch
Look at that big AZ spider hanging down hehehehe
Very impressive.. kinda looks like it has two Apex from a distance that's a no no.. but hey I'm sure that guy talking would have pointed that out
My first impression is also remove the big low branch completely, that one make the tree looks smaller
i always love when walter subtly destroys the dogma that bonsai tries to indoctrinate you with
I love how Walt always calls out all the dogma that traditional bonsai puts in your head
I dont like the current trends of modern bonsai. Too much deadwood all over the place and unnatural shari.
Buen trabajo😜
Great work guys, very inspiring. Can you recommend any carving tools that you use?
i were watching your videos so often :-) now i have my own hornbeam. sebastian (or even walter) - tress is perfect for stling - but when to do first stling now? now is almoast may. rather do it in late may when first little shots harden or wait for fall? i would do in may when first years growth hardens and then do hard cuts and style. do you agree? hope for your answear :-) really like your work but hve too few time to go to wotkshops. like raer to use my time for my trees :-) best regards Robert
Este árbol me ha maravillado.
Trucazo
I like walt but for bonsai hes very opinionated and biased against modern styles. He seems to want everyone to like what he likes.
How old are this bonsai
Ill give u 20 pound for it and a 10 maple seeds and a dandy lion bonsai 20year old
I do like the more natural style, instead of the “artificial “ style. The fairytale tree is a step beyond that. It really triggers the imagination. I think children wouldn’t have a problem with it. I think it’s beautiful too.
I think he is a very wise man ! 👍🏼
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Many many wise advises. Such a beautiful hedera. Incredible. Thank you for uploading!
Nema vas 2 godina da stavite video 😁 cekamo vas 😊
I love your ideal of multi trunk. That‘s how I found your interesting channel- Ty
I would have liked to seen the end result! Great content!
At the end somebody with strong own aesthetic culture view. Great
Really European style. Great!
„They are getting something else“….“fairy tale“ bonsais…we never must forget that a tree made into bonsai is a „tortured“ one, fighting for survival and struggling for its wildness, it is a symbol for life à la Hemingway. I think, getting something else means getting a SOUL.
I like your vision of more individualist, authentic and naturalistic style. It is a more European approach of aesthetic and part of of our tradition. Great!
You are very well to the point, I like that. Marvellous tree.
I like your (ancient ) Western view on bonsai that is inherent to our original culture. The concept of wildness is a expression of freedom and authenticity that has its own ideal of esthetic. Many philosophical life lessons through bonsai, through you, many thanks! P.S. What I never can understand why crooked trees are more cultivated in Japanese bonsai meanwhile the crooked is considered as evil in Shinto. Any thoughts on that?
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