Super update and thank you for the shout out Adam. 🙏 Great to see the tree in that lovely Noya ceramics pot.

Nice work Adam and your sub count agrees!!!

That little Fuji trunk line looks grand. Much nicer with the one trunk. Love all the air layerings - it’s amazing how many you can fit on a tree and still have it stay upright 😂

Nice to see the progression!🎉 Thank you✂️🪴🌿😊

Well done mate, another fantastic achievement from a great young bonsai artist. Keep up the good work 👍🏼👌🏼👍🏼

what a beautifull flowers!!!

Awesome video. Enjoying the uploads.

Nice looking trunk !

At first I thought the cut was kinda radical but you were right. Would sure like to see your Father’s tree after removing the air layering is removed.

10:46 CDT Love your rainbow Hoodie. Went out yesterday to air layer a Dogwood tree in the woods two different limbs.

Very nice 👍

Top job 👏 I really enjoy the way your videos flow and the effort you put into editing 👍🏻 well done, keep up the great content 👍🏻 🌳

Nice to see a young and enthusiastic bonsai artist regards 😊 Dennis

Love the Fuji design

I think that trunk line is great - it’s going to be a really lovely tree in a few years (looks good now too)!

A pretty tree Adam in. Lovely pot I think you justified your reason for reducing to one trunk I have a few which as yet are in larger pots to try and increase the girth of the trunk hope all the air layers take so your dad has more trees to enjoy. Nice hoody BTW. All the best Adam.

Thank you 😊

Beautiful bonsai trees

That mesh kinda reminds me of what is used in miniatyr diorama making that is called grannygrating , its basically a mesh that you use for sewing

Well done Adam. Great looking tree.

Great looking tree. I'm looking forward to all the air layers I'm going to do this summer

That’s a nice little cherry tree Adam. It’ll be good to watch it maturing. I think you made the right decision with the single trunk.

Great stuff. 🌸

Loved this video Adam! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Hi Adam. I just started Bonsai last year. Watched a lot of videos. I live in zone 4 in Mn. As I was out searching for trees I found one that looks so much like yours Fuji cherry. I did not have to make cuts. It was already done. Got it wired trying to shape like yours. So enjoy your videos Nancy

those flowers are so cute I love it!

Hi there... I stumbled across your channel yesterday and subbed immediately ! Your content is great in my opinion and its nice to listen to someone in this hobby who has the same accent as I do ! I have also just bought my first bonsai in the making..this little cherry tree. I am watching and listening to your advice on this new hobby of mine . Thank you....( and as an old girl... Im trying to learn new tricks from a very knowledgeable young pup. ) You are a credit to your Mum and Dad. Regards from the Ards Peninsula !

Again, beautiful video and really informative. Random idea: I might be an unnecessary recycler, but if you need to cut off the curly bit of wire when removing a potting wire, maybe cutting off the length you might use for securing bonsai mesh would be economical? 😛

Thanks! Great stuff as always!

It’s a beautiful little tree😍

Amazing work man thanks for the fuji updates

Great video Adam and I love the pot choice. Jason was with me today filming a juniper collaboration. If i may be so bold I think we are well overdue hearing you answer to the Top 7 Questions so I can add you to the challenge playlist where you can join such greats as Nigel Saunders, Jelle and Aussie Bonsai Bloke...and me of course :)

Lovely job

thats a beautiful little cherry in that pot.

Hi Adam, another great video, I’ve just ordered the same tree on eBay so your video will help a lot with my styling process. The pot looks great btw!

Nice video Adam! Your presentation style is fantastic, and so is the tree! Is it just me or the trunk has thickened sensibly? Very happy to see that Jason’s pot went to such a good use! 👏

I feel it was a good decision to air layer your da's tree since there's nothing to lose if it's getting cut off anyway

I was thinking it looked a bit too straight after you did the first wiring, but it turned out pretty good. Also you can use almost anything for the holes in the pots, I use some leftover mesh that is used to hold plaster on the walls, I even used tissue paper in one of my seed trays because i didn't have anything better at that moment, not ideal, but it worked quite well.

Hey Adam, I enjoyed that video and I do think you made the right decision also :). I am only around 16 months into my bonsai journey and I first noticed you when you attended to Peter Chans nursery when you vlogged the day. I have been watching you ever since and I have learnt so much from watching you so thank you :) Darren

First of all , great job What i would do differently , I use butterfly shapes to attach the drainage screen , it doesn't wiggle at all and if u use U shaped wire sometimes particles get stuck between the pot and the screen, roots get under and might block the drainageholes, its a minor thing but it takes just as long to fold butterfly's , (I made the little U's when i was starting out to , lazy i know :) tying in : i don't cut my wires at all , i'm just carefull not to cross them over big roots , and keep them invisible , you can use a smaller gauge of wire and even steel wire ( especially if its a big tree) you can also attach them to chopsticks to prevent crossing the roots , why do i keep the tree tight in, the tree needs to be stable at all times, also when an animal or the wind knocks a tree from the bench it will keep somewhat moist with the pot still attached to it , it prolly survives if you come home from work after accidents like that happen. Every time you repot you are cutting the wire anyway to do rootwork. I noticed u use a very organic based bonsaisoil , when i was starting out i was rather afraid of inorganic soils aswell, now i use someting like 60 percent akadama , 30 % pumice and 10 percent biochar for something like prunus , for a maple i might add some bark as organic component because they like it. and for pines etc i will add some lava in 1 : 1: 1 mix, nothing wrong though with organic soils when trees are in development , like yours, for something like that i use i mix of 70 % cocochoir or bark based compost and 30% pumice, but i would put the tree in a training pot or a wooden box that is higher than a bonsai pot , water drains alot slower in shallow bonsaipots , when you use an organic bases soil it might get you in to trouble. the bonsaisoil mixture you use is very dependable where you live btw , some people don't have acces to great quality akadama, or they have alot of freeze thaw cycles wich renders the akadama into mud in one year , i use what works for me , it can be different for someone else. last : be carefull with doing alot of operations at once , besides incorrect watering , that is the number one reason, people kill trees (and i'm guilty to). bending a tree , repotting a tree , and making big cuts on a tree are stressfull operations, only do one at the time if you can ,and let the tree recover , in bonsai patience is key ,if there is one thing i learned from bonsai its patience , its the best therapy ever :) anyway keep up the channel , you are explaining it better then alot of other people on the interwebs !

Lovely job with this tree and also the video as a whole. Very satisfying and relaxing to watch. Time for me to get a Fuji Cherry, the cherry trees native to Michigan just can't compare to those beautiful blossoms.

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My goal is to keep them alive. I’m not that successful

It leafed out very well! I was surprised at how dense it is after seeing how sparse the flowers were. Will this be a year for starting branch work on many of your trees?

Adam, really good decisions on your tree.

I watched this video again and I was wondering if you could make an update.😊😊😊😊

Good day my friend Just curious to know were you got your bonsai tool roll I like it I like it allot. Cheers my friend

I watched your video on wintering. I have got a plan. Only one question. My material is mostly young. Can I keep them indoors in a cool place 40-50 degrees? Do they need colder temps and if so for how long long?

What's the cut paste you're using at 0:42 please Adam? I've seen it in tubes and in pots too but never in a box.

Do they have small ones in stores and does it flower indoors?