Adam Thank you for the video, even though I have been creating Bonsai for nearly 40 years your videos have encouraged me to try new techniques. You never fail to astound me with your depth of knowledge ot the subject. Where did your gain such a depth of knowledge? Best wishes Keep them coming.
Hi Adam your getting rather good at your presentation explaining what you are trying to achieve, great to see your air layer proved successful and you have given all the trees some well needed pruning. Really enjoyable watch, thank you Adam.
Great to see this Adam. I’ve been wondering the best approach for some Thuja I bought early on in my bonsai journey to practice on and this was really helpful. Thanks. Keep em coming!
Great progress Adam watching your videos before work at 4.30 in the morning 😆 yes 4 30 am. Can I ask what brand of tools you use ..thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge
Thanks Mr Jeetro! 🤗 I think It's great to try new stuff and experiment in any Art - This is how we can truly push the boundaries of creativity and discover our own unique styles as artists. 🎨🎶📸✨
thuja are so great. fast growing. easy to root from any most size cuttings too. mine i got off the sale rack as garden center stock a few years ago. its already getting a fluted trunk. i have not even done any root work on it yet. this is the 2nd or 3rd year ive had it. i think you made the right cuts on those lowers of the last tree btw
That was really interesting and nice and clear as always Adam. I love the decision you made trying that airlayer after a bad break and the result speaks for itself. Cracking stuff :)
Your knowledge of plants in general, and specific to Bonsai, is incredible. Is this a line of study for you? I have so enjoyed watching your growth from your 1st video until now! You are a very talented instructor😊 🌳🌱✂️☘️🥢🤗
Nice examples for a beginner. Your mixture of soil seems to be working well, but we don't have akadama here where I live. What can I substitute akadama with?
Hi Adam, I've been watching a lot of your videos, and this one made me ask: I have a leftover small thuja Christmas tree (a free surprise from our big box home store) and want to make my first bonsai with it,. It's about 18' tall from the top of the 6" pot it's in, and today is December 29, and I'm in Connecticut. What do I do with my little tree to make it survive the cold of our winter?
Nice to see an in depth video on Thuja, I think an underrated species. Yes agree with decision on last tree but felt it could have done with wiring the branches apart. Keep growing.xx
nice vid, I would consider slip potting the one tree that you are trying to thicken into bigger pot are you keeping the rest of the tree that you took the airlayer off to see if it pushes some buds?
Great video Adam That last bit was super interesting. Antitranspirant Wow What’s it called mate ? The stuff you use, Would you do me a massive favour Adam Would you possibly give me a mention in one of your videos fella 😊😊 Really struggling with subs at mo. 😊 Great video mate the trees look cool. I almost bought a thuja the other day I wish I had now. Congratulations again on the 30,000 milestone fella so cool mate 👍👍👍👍👍
@@notionbonsai thanks loads Adam I’ll get my trees some deodorant if they need them 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Thanks for the shout the other day. Your a star ⭐️ Anything I can do for you mate just let me know fella 👍👍👍👍👍anything except murder 🤪😂😂😂
1/ this summer I lost quite a few trees planted in these plastic pots. When under the sun they get so hot you can hardly touch them. 2/ would’nt a plastic bag be more efficient than anti-transpirant?
Hey, Sorry to hear that. It doesn't get that hot where I am so its always good to use what works for you in your conditions. The plastic bag would also work but remember to open it every few days to air it out or you may get fungal problems! 😊
Adam
Thank you for the video, even though I have been creating Bonsai for nearly 40 years your videos have encouraged me to try new techniques.
You never fail to astound me with your depth of knowledge ot the subject.
Where did your gain such a depth of knowledge?
Best wishes
Keep them coming.
Hi Adam your getting rather good at your presentation explaining what you are trying to achieve, great to see your air layer proved successful and you have given all the trees some well needed pruning. Really enjoyable watch, thank you Adam.
Thanks very much Joe! 😊
Great to see this Adam. I’ve been wondering the best approach for some Thuja I bought early on in my bonsai journey to practice on and this was really helpful. Thanks. Keep em coming!
Hi there...nice looking beginning Thuja bonsai there. Thanks for sharing young man!
Great progress Adam watching your videos before work at 4.30 in the morning 😆 yes 4 30 am.
Can I ask what brand of tools you use ..thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge
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Excellent
Your videos really motivate me to test out new stuff when it comes to bonsai. Thx for another great informative video, Adam
Thanks Mr Jeetro! 🤗 I think It's great to try new stuff and experiment in any Art - This is how we can truly push the boundaries of creativity and discover our own unique styles as artists. 🎨🎶📸✨
Wonderful Adam
Thanks Brendan!!
Very nice little trees.Inspired me a lot.Thank you😍
thank you Adam, you RE A GRTe example and i love how you COVER DETA ❤❤
Great looking trees Adam! Great video. I like the variety of trees you worked on.
Thanks for tips brother 😊
Nice bonsai
thuja are so great. fast growing. easy to root from any most size cuttings too. mine i got off the sale rack as garden center stock a few years ago. its already getting a fluted trunk. i have not even done any root work on it yet. this is the 2nd or 3rd year ive had it. i think you made the right cuts on those lowers of the last tree btw
Great video, I thought you made the right decisions on cutting the branches off the airlayed tree🎉
really educating video..i loved...i never thought from thuja tree so beautiful varieties of bonsai can be made
That was really interesting and nice and clear as always Adam. I love the decision you made trying that airlayer after a bad break and the result speaks for itself. Cracking stuff :)
Thanks Xavier! Yeah an accidental snap is never good! 😂 Air layering is a good way out in some cases!!
Thanks for sharing
Superbly put together video Adam 👌
Great video Adam and i was wondering what brand of Bonsai tools do you use,
I really enjoyed this video Adam. I have a couple of little Thuja that are at about the same stage as these.
Ah nice one Joyce!
I like it
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Your knowledge of plants in general, and specific to Bonsai, is incredible. Is this a line of study for you? I have so enjoyed watching your growth from your 1st video until now! You are a very talented instructor😊 🌳🌱✂️☘️🥢🤗
Hey thanks so much Susan!! 😊🤗 I hope to always keep learning!
Nice examples for a beginner. Your mixture of soil seems to be working well, but we don't have akadama here where I live. What can I substitute akadama with?
Nice work Adam. The 3rd one might like a bigger pot...
Grts
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Good idea!
great films !! ...does the anti-transpirant wash off over a period of time/waterings ?? tks
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Hi Adam, I've been watching a lot of your videos, and this one made me ask: I have a leftover small thuja Christmas tree (a free surprise from our big box home store) and want to make my first bonsai with it,. It's about 18' tall from the top of the 6" pot it's in, and today is December 29, and I'm in Connecticut. What do I do with my little tree to make it survive the cold of our winter?
Nice to see an in depth video on Thuja, I think an underrated species. Yes agree with decision on last tree but felt it could have done with wiring the branches apart. Keep growing.xx
Thats another option for sure Mandy! 😊
nice vid, I would consider slip potting the one tree that you are trying to thicken into bigger pot
are you keeping the rest of the tree that you took the airlayer off to see if it pushes some buds?
I am keeping it for sure! Great idea on the slip potting! I may just do that!!
I’m use piece of paper to cover blind any branches before removed 😊hope that help u to decide have nice day
Great tip!!
Great video Adam
That last bit was super interesting.
Antitranspirant
Wow
What’s it called mate ? The stuff you use,
Would you do me a massive favour Adam
Would you possibly give me a mention in one of your videos fella 😊😊
Really struggling with subs at mo. 😊
Great video mate the trees look cool. I almost bought a thuja the other day I wish I had now.
Congratulations again on the 30,000 milestone fella so cool mate 👍👍👍👍👍
Hey thanks Andy!! The Anti-transpirant I used is called Wiltpruf 😊
@@notionbonsai thanks loads Adam
I’ll get my trees some deodorant if they need them 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the shout the other day.
Your a star ⭐️
Anything I can do for you mate just let me know fella 👍👍👍👍👍anything except murder 🤪😂😂😂
You're voice😊 oyvey mama mia 😂
1/ this summer I lost quite a few trees planted in these plastic pots. When under the sun they get so hot you can hardly touch them.
2/ would’nt a plastic bag be more efficient than anti-transpirant?
Hey, Sorry to hear that. It doesn't get that hot where I am so its always good to use what works for you in your conditions. The plastic bag would also work but remember to open it every few days to air it out or you may get fungal problems! 😊
Would this work for thuja occidentallis ?
Yes! I think this is what was used in this video 😁😁
@@notionbonsai awesome. I love your videos. Thank you 🙏
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