Ide yang luar biasa dalam pembentukan bonsai. Sangat menginspirasi👍good job and good team

Wow such a great art, such a great tree. Bonsai fan from Yemen

I DO NOT KNOW IF IT'S A PERFECT JOB, BUT IT'S LIKE MAKING MAGIC, CONGRATULATIONS.

Amazing work of art

Thank you Oscar! Awesome video!

Bravo!!! Well done!!! A good team!!!

Amazing work. Well done

Wow. He has taught them so much, so well x

Super :) Amazing job:)

Oscar, have you ever considered making a video re-visiting these fabulous demo trees 6 months, a year later? I would love to see how the nebari looks re-potted at that angle. Thanks!

beautiful

Love it , amazing job !!

Que trilha sonora é essa muito linda

Loving the comment battle between @nigelsaunders and @marcobonsai

Impressive. Excellent to see such 'masters' of bonsai in action. The discussion at the end of the video was a very good addition. Pity that Nigel didn't listen or fully understand the perspective elements discussed. More of these videos please. Thank you.

🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 Olá, Boa Noite. Bonsai Empire. Amo a arte do manuseio do Bonsai. São lindas e frágeis. Árvores minúsculas, mas representando o papel forte de cada uma. Todas tem segredos, para com os seus cuidados. Como poda-las? Como arama- las? Cada galho, sendo cuidado com sabedoria. Um erro é tudo muda, não é assim? DEUS, os abençoe por essa arte linda. Sou de São Paulo, Brazil.

Amazing🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

So did Kimura give his opinion of there work ,I think it would have been interesting to here what he had to say about this tree and see if it got a tumbs up or did they get spanked ?

Team work makes the dream work. Hit "Like" if you agree. Good Job Next Gen. Bonsai. Fabolous outcome.

Teamwork!

Uapik tenan nek iki

Taiga always looks like he's wrestling a bear when he's working on trees.

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bravo

Nice one

I would love to see this tree re-potted at that angle, must be really hard to get it to look natural

Beautiful design... the only negative ( IMHO ) about the video had to do with how many people were involved. It just looked to busy IMHO. To me i interpret the bonsai styling / cutting of a tree to be a personal thing, 1 on 1. All in all again, excellent design.

Que diferencia tiene al usar alambre con usar ragia ??

Capolavoro

Michael Tran chilling in the back ground at 10.52

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The Planting angle is really hard to realise ....

Great video! Hope you got some interviews with them at Bonsai San?

I have a question. Is it better to buy a young bonsai or a tree that is at least 10yr old, give or take a few years ? It just seems to be some what of a pain having to wait years for your tree to get to a point where you can start applying such methods to it.

The foundation of the tree is in the roots. The root base for this tree has grown in a flat plane in the pot at the original angle it was planted at. Tilting the tree at this stage in it's life seems counter-productive. I'm trying to imagine the pot and the root base after re potting. Is half the nebari on the inside going to be buried, or is the outer side going to be exposed? Either way the rotted trunk in the center is going to be a problem. It will either get buried or be hanging in mid air. The root base is not going to look established. The foundation is crumbling. Further up the tree, the main trunk line is now parallel to the ground. Horizontal lines in a tree don't look natural, trees grow upwards toward the light, what would make the main trunk of a mature tree grow horizontal? From horizontal, the tree takes a turn 90 degrees and grows straight up. There are some flowing lines to the tree, but the overall impression is a non graceful 90 degree kink Bending foliage around to simulate structure to the tree and it's branches is a commercial trick to sell collected bonsai. It gives the impression the branches were carefully grown over a long period of time. It gives the tree an instant finished look, without having any real structure to the trunk and branches. To me this is the worst insult to a beautiful tree. Just because you have the skill and knowledge to bend limbs any way you want, doesn't mean they should be bent in the first place. All the talk about a wind swept tree is just talk, the canopy is styled like a peaceful symmetrical tree that grew in a park. The driftwood and the cascading branch on the left make a strange triangle that just adds heavy mass to the part of the tree that needs to be light. That heavy looking cascading deadwood is equal in weight to the part of the trunk that goes upward. My eye is torn between going up the tree or down the cascade. I just feel there was a better solution for this beautiful tree. I have to give it a thumbs down on artistic style and a big thumbs up on mechanical bending of living tissue......Just my thoughts, Nigel

How do I further develop my bonsai. I've got a tree thats about 2 years old. And I want it to have aerial roots, but they haven't come in yet. Any suggestions? Made a quick little video of my tree on my page if you want to see what I am working with.

The nice.

Продолжайте в том же духе! Мне очень понравилось!

dommage on n'a pas la traduction en français mes qui doit être faite en plus

裡面用的是什麼線

kirê dêsu

I'm from Vietnam. What the material of the yellow string? Thanks.🇻🇳

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I don't understand the angle, not that I am an expert or anything. Why a 45 degree angle?

if you say you have 3 degrees in art you should have styled this tree without angling it, referring to nigel saunders comments

certo che figurone con gli occhiali da sole in testa, l'italiano deve sempre distinguersi

There is a saying "too many cooks spoil the broth". I'm not saying the tree is not spectacular, it is an excellent beautiful tree. I feel just one of these outstanding Kimura apprentices would have made a more fluid design rather than mix/matching ideas from 4 brilliant bonsai masters. I cannot see Kimura designing a tree with 3 people having an equal share in the design. I give the tree an 8.5 out of 10.

In my opinion the planting angle of this tree shows the best part of this tree you could never make the after planting angle work in a real situation so I say this was an unsucesful styling of this material

Some good bending techniques used, that said I'm not a huge fan of rushing with such good material for the sake of a demo. I think much more time should have been taken and much more consideration of the best options for the final design. That's personally why I don't really like demos as they rarely if ever end up with the best possible tree at the end of the exercise. Additionally, with such outstanding starting materiel and so much growth to work with you'd have to be near incompetent to not end up with at least a pretty nice looking tree.

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I'm conflicted when I see all the heavy bending of these mature trees. Was there no way to make this tree beautiful without all the major manipulation?? I am only a novice in bonsai so please excuse my ignorance. I actually like the very last view of the tree best.

disciples....... someone thinks there important...

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