First styling of a yamadori Scots Pine Bonsai
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This is the First styling of a yamadori Scots Pine. The foliage was so low down in the tree. Wrapping with Horse Bandage, and using copper wire the tree was styled as an elegant upright. It will take many years for the tree to develop into a bonsai worthy of showing, for now it starts its journey towards that.
Having the vision is everything 😲✨ stunning work!
Amazing work on the tree but much prefer your videos where you describe what you are doing and why.
Phew! I thought after your last 2 series ended we might not be getting more videos...
Love your stuff!!
Amazing work!
stunning transformation.
Wow what a stunning tree 😮👍
Fantastic work
Amazing work you've done.
Amazing!
That is epic man.
Can you talk us through the next one please 🌲
sure, but some people are very rude with their comments
@@TonyTickle Hi Mr.T
That’s a great shame as I follow most videos on Yew trees and they have given me so much inspiration.
It’s a tree I have never grown over the past 25 years as a bonsai enthusiast.
In the last 4 years I have started
to grow them and find them a fantastic subject,I should of grown them years ago.
Thanks to your videos I have found them a great subject for bonsai and learned so much 🌲
I have also found they hate to much water.
Thanks for all the great videos I have learned so much about them.
Kind
Regards
Shaun
Dorset 👍
@@TonyTickle just jell 🌲🌲
Another great and well prepared video Tony. Is that normal vet wrap you're using at 0:35 in the video please? Never seen any like that before.
Hi Mike, lots of colours available, I use black as it blends well with the bark
Thanks Tony.
Quels sont les soins à apporter après cette torsion?
👍👌🙂
Great work. What kind of tape are you using???
I was wondering that myself! :D
It’s horse bandage, way better than raffia, and it’s breathable
It sticks to itself
@@TonyTickle Is it similar to regular vetwrap or is it different?
It felt like the final image was not shown enough; you mostly blocked it
Because I am fat
Poor thing. . . . .