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Yes! We need more non-juniper/pine content! :)

Thank you for making this video! I swooped a thick gingko from a nursery 3 months ago and I am just sitting on it for a year and learning. Can't wait to see more.

Thankyou Bjorn, would be awesome to see an Apricot update

Thank you for sharing techniques very helpful and well explained..great job!

wow,this is how you should bonsai,thanks man

Thanks Bjorn! A clear and well explained tutorial!

Very informative video and of all the bonsai demonstrations I enjoy your s the most. Vielen Gussen Aus Sud Africa 😊

thank you for this video. Love seeing more on broadleaf and deciduous techniques. Also love the new t-shirt.

Really love bonsai u like the way you talk about the trees and how to do things and hello from south africa

Thank you Bjorn. I learned something new today!

As already mentioned and tagged Eisei-en FB account, if I should specify just 1 technique which made a huge difference in my ficus development was this one, cutting until 3 instead of 2 leaves. I was struggling for 5 years wondering why I am getting half of my pruned branches open only 1 bud though I cut to 2. Pruning like suggested since August this year and got a better ramification in these 4 months then in the previous couple of years. No tree is the same. Prunus mahaleb of mine for an example buds everywhere, even there you do not want it to, but some trees (among them my ficus) definitely benefit from this technique! Thank you for this! :)

Awesome. Not super into deciduous material but I hear that's because I'm 'young'. Thanks B!

Matur nuwun Bjorn.

Always appreciate your clear explanations and reasoning.

Your videos are so dense with great information. Congratulations on making every second valuable!

This is just so well explained. So clear and concise. Thank you Bjorn

Great video and teaching. Also a big thanks for the on screen captions and words! Much appreciated!

I’d like to see more of this type video.

Most interesting, technical and precise as usual.

Always clear and concise. Easy to understand. I really enjoy your teaching style. Thank you!

Very important video, so thanks for that.

That’s how I prune my laurel hedge. 😁😂 Seriously I cut way back the long shoots so it stays bushy and doesn’t become a naked scaffold with a layer of leaves on the outline.

hello from the UK this is a lovely video our British weather isn't great for them but I have 2 inside the house - loved watching your video Thank you for sharing & stay connected

Thank you Bjorn! Very informative!

Great information. Thanks.

Thank you very much for explaining the bonsai cutting technique!!!

Thank you for this lesson. I needed this very exactly....!

You are such a historian, love, love, love that!

Another great demonstration!

Thank you sir ...very educational

Thank your education, i hope usefull for me.

Always waiting for your videos

Watching your video here from the Philippines,..

Very usefull info. Thanks Bjorn!

Very interesting episode Bjorn thank's a lot

Thank you! Such a helpful info/instructions/demonstration.💕Will apply to my American Hornbeam definitely!

One of favorite species, thanks for this video.

Thank You 🙏✌️

Thank you sir.

Very nice and informative on this topic!! thanks alot!

Very nice tree and good explanation!

Brilliant

Excelente video....!!! he aprendido mucho .....Muchas gracias💖

i just started Japanese quince seeds today. for cold stratification. ill keep them in the house after stratification and all winter if they start to grow when i plant them. thanks/ left a like

Yay ty for teaching us

Nice video again. Just checked the defoliation video, and noticed u have put some weight on since then, like many of us. Also I remember the video u mentioned a few years back.

Make a video on evergreen broadleaf material

2:50 aaaaah ok... does that also count for ficus trees?? That will explain a lot to me... THX

Does this apply to ficus?

Useful #assamesegardener

This was very interesting/inspiring. What You said about maple - defoliate more than once - does that apply to ficus bonsai grown in tropical climate? I live in Hawaii and am growing several ficus species and their cultivars. I see in the comments bellow that You are not into replying to comments much but am so curious about this that can't resist asking. Also - sense You said that this applies specifically to alternate leaf pattern trees (like my ficus) - what is the technique for trees with other pattern (leaves growing in pairs). I'm asking because I do have several species like that. Did You made video on that subject? Or are You going to? Or are You selling book or video on such a subject?

Excellent video! Any advice on the management of symmetric leaf plants? I have a new honeysuckle that is in need of cutting back (and taking cuttings too!) and too sure how to approach it

How bout a Ginko class! Thanks.

Will these techniques apply to Fukien tea??

When are you doing a video about maples?

Are these methods also applicable to Chaenomeles japonica 'Chojubai' ?

Does this apply to tropical species?

I'm growing a moringa as a bonsai any tips?

Buenas tardes puedes traducir a español gracias

Can you use this technique on a ficus? And after cuttig leaves like that do they yellow or die off?

Subtitle: How to think like a tree Thanks!

i got these chinese juniper seeds but i am not sure how i need to plant them do you got any tips?

Do bonsai trees feel pain when pruned?

In Spanish please

give me bonsai from indonesia

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