I love it! It looks amazing 👍 I don’t comment often, but I’ve watched your videos for about 3 years now. Thanks for continuing to make new videos!

The serissa is really becoming a great bonsai tree

This was sooo helpful. Never could figure out how to separate pads. This was so reasonable. Guess I made it harder than it really was. Thanks Nigel.🙋‍♀️

A new video from the Bonsai Zone!- Perfect start of the day.

Please Nigel, you have enough trees with umbrella style :) This one's cool with the flat canopy!

The serissa bonsai has really started to thicken up a lot the last few years, looking good

This seriessa bonsai is really nice n compact yet looks like a big tree with that spread out canopy👍

Love the way the light plays off the acacia leaves

I totally agree with what you did with the Serissa, looks super awesome now!

So much better than before, congratulations on this decision.

nice👌 bonsai 🌳

This is my favourite Bonsai of yours. I understand the style change, but I like the way it looks.

Clump rubber tree looks cool.

freshen the eyes of the bonsanya. Truly extraordinary

I know this Serissa for a long as 5 years or more. And from the very beginning I fall in love with it.

Thanks Nigel, can't wait to watch this afternoon!

Such a pleasure to watch you work on your trees.

I love all of your trees! You are a great bonsai master ❣️

Bonjour,Je suis un passionné de Serrissa bonsaï. Votre vidéo est bien détaillé. Merci

Excellent choice and change of path and style for your Serissa, it looks promising and already good after this pruning! I fully agree with your reasons behind the new look.

Yey! Your two baobab survivors look great!

what a great video to start my Monday with!

wow ... So beautiful Serissa bonsai. especially when it is in bloom 😍

Nigel, All the time brother, you just have a way with teaching. I've learned a lot just from your videos. I have found that you are the most descriptive person on KZfaq when it comes to this craft. I just purchased a serissa from nursery stock here in New Jersey. Can't wait to see mine mature over the years and with your videos I know I will be headed in the right direction. Just like the video thread you have on your ficus from seed.

Love the out-takes very Hollywood

Cool to see that nightshade vine. I just started a twoleaf nightshade. The one in my backyard is about 10 years old and 10 feet tall.

Yes, less is more and let the field feel like bigger and sun can go through, really good^^

Great work and updates,as usual. Thanks

I have some growing wild all over my yard in Florida. They are very drought tolerant and at the first rain they all bloom. Actually they bloom at every rain or watering.

pad interception! :D can't wait to pad-up my serissa

1:28 really liked the acacia look

Can't think of a better video to wake up to, Serissa looked beautiful. Nice to see the ficus elasticas, I was just watching the videos of them being potted yesterday. My ficus elastica bonsai has sprouted 2 new plants from its roots, never seen anything like it 🌱🌿🌳

Woooow

wow,,very nice

Really Nice Tree.

Beautiful!!

L👀king Great Bud!!

someone on bonsainut said people in our areas (im in new england) enjoy arids subtropicals, tropicals (or w.e.) etc because our working season is so short. i think it makes sense...make the most with our climates and bring tropics to you for winter fun? im into houseplants and bonsai tropicals, nice big south window setups with humidfier, fans, and nice daytime sun. hope they all survive. bougainvillea, hibiscus, jade, schefflera, yucca (lol), citrus, etc. love the vids keep them going

I have my own start of an aloe vera bonsai, but its pup has grown to the size of a $30 US aloe. Awesome video with amazing updates.

my lemon seeds sprouted a few days ago! im so excited

God bless you man, nice bonsai trees.

sir beautiful style

Never imagined that the pruning makes a big difference on the tree, it looks really nice. Thanks Mr. Saunders, great video as always. ¡Saludos desde México! :)

Your Serissa is really an impressive bonsai. The detailed instructions for cutting the tree are also great. I also like the Asparagus very much. A very nice video, the only thing I missed was little Robin.

Great job. Less is definitely more. I would possibly suggest considering a front view more from the left of the current, as much as 90 degrees, but, as always, your tree - your choice. Thanks!

Wow, the look of that tree changed! We are into fall weather here. 6C in the morning. Had to bring my tropicals inside! Was frost not too much farther north.

I swear i heard your tree say Weeee! when you spun it around lol

What a difference, the Serissa looks really good ! 👌 I also really enjoyed the updates, I can't beleive how big your monkey ear trees are now ! Great video as usual👍

Your videos inspired me to start growing some chili pepper plants and a ficus microcarpa ( I also have some jade plants ), aiming to try making them into bonsai! 😊 Greetings from Greece!

Your channel is the best

Excited for your bald cypress video; i acquired one earlier this year.

I'm always in AWE when I see this tree that you have developed. Here in southeast Florida Serissas are very difficult to grow and maintain. You have done a FANTASTIC job with yours. Like what you have done with this tree today. That Bald cypress is looking very natural. Could you send some of your cooler night temps to us? Been very hot here. I've been covering my baby banana plants with shade cloth during the middle of the day. Enjoyed this update video.

Hey Nigel. When you do the bald cypress video of old growth, check out the ones in the swamps and such of New Orleans/Louisiana gulf. With the buttress trunks and “root knees” they’ve got some pretty big and old ones out there and I’m sure they’ve been photographed a lot. Looking forward to that video as I’ve got a bald and Montezuma cypress growing in the method you were growing your willow in with the 2nd water pot underneath.

Hadir bosku mantap

Hi Nigel, about the BRT, you can cut the branches back or as you walk by, bend them by hand a little every day. That will train them to go horizontally

Wow nice video. keep it up

Prof. Inclusive!

Hi Nigel, #1 fan here from Saskatoon! First of all, I like all your videos and spent hours and hours watching them! Very nice looking serrisa! Does it like wiring? And I have question on soil mixture. One of your videos, you mentioned 50% turface, and 50% perlite so I started using the mixture. Is that accurate? I heard in one of the bonzai group and I got roasted about the turface that it absorbs nutrients and suck nutrients from the plant. I think they're wrong but be nice to hear from you.

With bald cypress, you can either go for a classic coniferous look with a thick trunk and lateral branches or you can go with the flat top bald cypress which represents old bald cypresses that have lost its bottom branches and only the apex is left, also I find that with deciduous conifers, growing hardwood cuttings at the end of fall/early winter is best as you can guarentee a new plant whilst if you grow softwood cuttings, they may die off in fall if they are not big enough as these deciduous conifers usually drop some branches during fall.

Sir I saw your whole series of Acacia. This is my first time watching your videos I am glad to see how simple you make it all look I am a designer and inspired from this series, I am gonna try to start this hobby by making a Gulmohar tree bonsai from seed This is right season to find seeds as they have just fallen off tree before rains Please keep updates about the Acacia Great works

Hi Mr. Saunders, started a willow tree bonsai from a cutting in June of this year, it's growing great my question for you is, when should I start to use fertilizer, very new to the hobby any advice would be greatly appreciated thank you

Hi Nigel, great video! The Serissa does look better this way, but sure didn't expect it....was loving her before and now even more (though the Zebra didn't look too pleased you took the shade away lol!) all the updates are looking good too and the Baobab seedlings look very promising...still keeping fingers crossed 🤞PS no Robin today? 💖 Also, on a KZfaq note, I don't receive any email notifications anymore because KZfaq changed it apparently. So I think I figured it out now to have my Chrome browser to tell me when there is a new video from you (and others) but if you don't see comments from me it's because it didn't work and I'll have to make a round through my subscribed channels to check on new video's. See ya in the next one Nigel! 💖👍😊💖

Nice bonsai :)

Damn I love this Serissa. Would marry it if I could xD. For me, one of the most beautiful Bonsai I've ever seen. In first place I was like "noooo no pruning noooooooooo" and then the result was so stunning nice :) Only thing that I missed this time was a Robin update :D Greetings from Bavaria!

Hi Nigel, I've been following your progress on the African style Serissa for several years now, it's looking great. Btw I posted an update on my large zelkova, removed the root wires as you wisely recommended--thanks again! Regards from Dave roasting here in Madrid

Wow never been this early, lovely trees as usual Nigel:)

Nice hair bro👍

When u started ur plumeria bonsai. I got inspired & started mine. Now I have 3. Growing well. I wanted to follow ur style but sad to know that urs is not doing well. I think u should keep it outside in the sun. Mine is out in full 🌞

I also have a bonsai too! Im new to ur channel but I found this video in recommend!

The Serrisa looks so much better now that you’ve pruned the canopy like that. I admit, that i was incredibly sceptical of what you were doing, I did not think that you it was going to look good at all, but now you’ve done it, it looks really good. It lets so much more light into the centre of the tree and makes it look more realistic and natural. A job well done!

hey Nigel de you still have that blade runner Juniper???

Less pruning is more? With Nigel? No way! Lol

very great sir keep it up

For some reason ur bald cypress made me really hungry. The foliage is so green and healthy it made me want a salad

Your plumeria needs the full sun at this time of the year, you definitly need to put it on your bench !!!

Lindas plantas Nigel 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 como vc adquiriu todas essas espécies? Vc tem plantas nativas aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷 Parabéns pelo seu trabalho !

Ur 3D printed Pots are very nice and I always wanted to have them in my collection. I have printed the two 3D pots that u have shared on thingaverse. Plz share more so that I can add them to my collection 🙂

that tiny branch looks like a hand pointing towards its leaves

Did your bald cypress cutting root?

Yay! Berries! Just dont eat them! Lol

I have to laugh because that deadwood makes it look like the tree is flipping the bird!

Hello i just saw that you're in ontario! do you sell any trees?

Your sarissa is looking great...if you wat the raintree to droop you could tie fishing sinkers...the small lead ones....for extra weight.....to the taller limbs.

How’s your acacia trees doing?

Are the horns on the acacia buds of thorns

Which soil do you use for growing bonsai 🌲 tree

Is there any branches on your serrisa that you would like to be thicker or are they all where you would want them

Out of 27 Baobab tree seeds I planted, 3 are sprouting. Last batch I received in the mail. Late in the year. I will see how they survive the winter in the basement.

Hi, Do you trim your Asparagus Fern? I have a 40-year-old plant I've had since my first apartment!

Very much better! But now the pot seems too large...

Here in Brazil, many teachers don't like working with Serissa because they say she doesn't have longevity for a Bonsai. It is true.

Hello If we cut all the branches of the pine tree, will it give branches again ???

Kwl, but the man needs some pruning homself 😅

Since I haven't seen a update on your yew tree, I guess it didn't make it huh?

Hi Nigel. I’ve seen some videos about bonsai and they claim bonsai need to be sprayed with lime sulphur before putting them away for the winter. Is this true?

When Serissa is in flower, do bees or bumble-bees visit it? Just curios, because it is not native to Canada.

Hi Nigel I’ve just started my channel on KZfaq. So I’m only starting my journey with my Bonsia . I have enjoyed watching your videos and the progress of your Trees.

Where do you get your tiny pots?

Dragon blood tree is what i see

What type of truck do you have