I just bought a Green Mound Juniper ,Juniperus Procumbens "Green Mound", from Wal-Mart the other day for $3.00. I wanted to buy as many as I could but I didn't have much money. I'm new to the Art of Bonsai and wanted to give it a try. I'v watched a few "how to" video and I found it very relaxing to look, fell and imagine how my tree should be shaped. I know the tree is telling me what it wants to look like and how it wants to grow. I was just wondering if you could give me a few pointers?
So lets say I go out and get one from my local nursery, could I just start the process and use any wire I have on hand and form it and keep it in the soil it came with until I can go out and order a pot, soil. and proper wire for it?
I don't know if you cover this in later parts but, every cut is a potential Bonsai. I use rooting hormone and cut at an angle the clippings, dip in the rooting hormone, and plant in a small container. In about a week there should be small roots forming. Transplant into a larger container as need, Great video, and job!
can I make a bonsai tree out of any tree? there is this specific tree-type I like because it grows at the beaches here and it reminds me of the beach and things like that, in other words what makes it a suitable bonsai tree?
Juniperus Procumbens nana looks so temting for Bonsai because of his dramatic folliage, even then I don't think it makes good bonsais because his branches grow pointing down only. They tree always will look depressed and weird.
im a newbie at this, but in a starter such as this is ther not a possibility of multiple specimies from this particular plant? Possibly go for a challenge and try to do multiple "sister" plants? and to not waste so much of a beautiful plant?
My videographer, and director. In later videos we worked out a series of hand signals she uses to let me know when the camera is rolling, how many minutes of video we have, when she will cut, etc. But this was an early video, and we were still figuring things out.
i counldnt even figure out what to do with an ordignary nursery juniper. i've been on and off bonsai for 2 yrs now. so im starting to get back into it agen.
wow, amazing!! thanks for sharing this very detailed video on how to make a bonsai tree... please share more.. :)
iampeeay01 1 month ago
lol u love saying composition dont you :)
lilrip4300 3 months ago
I just bought a Green Mound Juniper ,Juniperus Procumbens "Green Mound", from Wal-Mart the other day for $3.00. I wanted to buy as many as I could but I didn't have much money. I'm new to the Art of Bonsai and wanted to give it a try. I'v watched a few "how to" video and I found it very relaxing to look, fell and imagine how my tree should be shaped. I know the tree is telling me what it wants to look like and how it wants to grow. I was just wondering if you could give me a few pointers?
MegaAnonymousme 5 months ago
how bout bonsai pot??? kidding but cool vid i just got my first bonsai today
SuperMexicanNINJA 7 months ago
So lets say I go out and get one from my local nursery, could I just start the process and use any wire I have on hand and form it and keep it in the soil it came with until I can go out and order a pot, soil. and proper wire for it?
Member0420 9 months ago
I don't know if you cover this in later parts but, every cut is a potential Bonsai. I use rooting hormone and cut at an angle the clippings, dip in the rooting hormone, and plant in a small container. In about a week there should be small roots forming. Transplant into a larger container as need, Great video, and job!
asawason 10 months ago
wow, thanks for the upload =]
dudeisodumb 11 months ago
don't ya think he kinda sounds like nicholas cage?
RobertChristianBand 1 year ago
What a nice way to spruce up a tree... That's a pun. Get it? Spruce up? Spruce>?
MAJIKVEGGIE 1 year ago
can I make a bonsai tree out of any tree? there is this specific tree-type I like because it grows at the beaches here and it reminds me of the beach and things like that, in other words what makes it a suitable bonsai tree?
cracktober 1 year ago
oh snap!!! 5:08
fu3ar25 1 year ago
when is the best time to do this? iv been wanting to do this for a few months now but im not sure when i should do it.
BK05ifly1 1 year ago
Oh, I am soooo looking forward to viewing this series! Thank you for taking the time to share this art with us! Okage sama de!
amazinero 1 year ago
Juniperus Procumbens nana looks so temting for Bonsai because of his dramatic folliage, even then I don't think it makes good bonsais because his branches grow pointing down only. They tree always will look depressed and weird.
tvgirlnyc 1 year ago
I'm new to Bonsai, your videos are nice.
HipHipForChe 1 year ago
Info on watering n feeding can be found in library books (they still exist!)
but this video is SO helpful! Thank you so much keep it up!
Onezumiya 1 year ago
what would be a good bonsai juniper to grow in Camberra, Australia? and how often would you need to water it?
professorLing 1 year ago
you sound like nicholas cage.
guildbreakup 1 year ago
@guildbreakup omg yes! i closed my eyes and nicholas cage was suddenly a bonsai expert!
6290Hali 1 year ago
@6290Hali Dammitt! I was just about to post a similar comment! He sounds just like Nick Cage!
givemeafuknbreak111 1 year ago
im a newbie at this, but in a starter such as this is ther not a possibility of multiple specimies from this particular plant? Possibly go for a challenge and try to do multiple "sister" plants? and to not waste so much of a beautiful plant?
WTREMMEL 1 year ago
what typre of juniper is this? i live in the UK so id need the latin name. cheers + ur vids are awsome really enjoyable as well as informative :)
Chrisvashj 1 year ago
Juniperus procumbens nana.
chasnsx 1 year ago
fab 5*****
MrDanielelias 2 years ago
is there someone whispering in the background 2:57-59? i know someone is whispering...
jeramii21 2 years ago
My videographer, and director. In later videos we worked out a series of hand signals she uses to let me know when the camera is rolling, how many minutes of video we have, when she will cut, etc. But this was an early video, and we were still figuring things out.
chasnsx 2 years ago
oh ok LOL.
your bonsai skills a really good.
i counldnt even figure out what to do with an ordignary nursery juniper. i've been on and off bonsai for 2 yrs now. so im starting to get back into it agen.
jeramii21 2 years ago
your comment made me burst out LoL-ing
PragmaticLiving 1 year ago
Great video! I'm only starting this hobby but I plan on using your videos for instruction. Five stars!
Weeyumsan 2 years ago
I just ordered my first Juniper bonsai. I am so excited to get invloved in the hobby.
TheGreenCheekConure 2 years ago
i like the video because you have the bonsai spirit. a calm excitement.
ferdinand4444 2 years ago 2