Yes, they seem to do well in most conditions, hopefully it will still be green in spring!

Thanks Uhaneokalani, I'm so glad you enjoy the videos!!!

Yes, I think the snake is a good scale for the tree and it fits in nicely with the roots!

Thanks Pat, I'm working inside the room today under the tarp, so far it's keeping the rain off me! Thanks for the encouragement!

Thanks Cherie, the moss always looks good at this time of the year, we get cool weather and lots of rain!

@@TheBonsaiZone They are wonderful...........so love it.

Yes, a pause before the storm!

Thanks so much Damien!

Thanks Ben, yes the season ends with spectacular colours! I love standing under a tree in fall colours, when the sun is shining it lights up the ground underneath with a fiery glow!

@@TheBonsaiZone update just got snow here in northern illinois a little too early for my taste but snow is very pretty

Yes, it will be very interesting to see how they look after being cut back!

That will make an interesting bonsai, I've seen some nice ones as house plants!

Thanks very much!!!!!

Thank you very much, I'm glad you enjoyed the tour!

Everything on the benches just looks better after a good rain, maybe it's just me?

Thanks J, it's been a long season for the tropical's and they seem to like it!

Thanks Sophia, yes the Ficus are doing well this year with the extended season!

Thanks, I think it goes well too!

Thanks Todd, the trees have really grown fast, I can't wait to do more root pruning and top pruning, I think they will make great miniature trees!

Thanks Lama, today is not so great, but at least it's not snowing yet!

Yes, many started off as nothing special!

I'm actually enjoying the work, if I didn't have to have it done before winter, I'd enjoy it even more!

It's still looking like new despite everything Mother nature threw at it, do I dare over winter it outdoors?!!!

Thanks Kris-chan!

That's awesome, good things come to those who wait!

Estou feliz que você esteja gostando dos vídeos, não acredito que a 8ª temporada está chegando! O tempo voa quando você está se divertindo!

Thanks Water Lover!!!

Thanks Tom!!!

Yes, it seems to be growing well and gaining strength!

I did a video on an hokkaido elm yesterday it would mean a lot if you had time to check it out and give your insight, love your work, big fan

Hello, I enjoyed the video, I like to study the structure of full size trees and then try and duplicate this in miniature, it's always a challenge! Good work on your video, I'm looking forward to more!

Thank you sooo much, im honored, yes i will try too for creating more natural and looking more like the trees in nature

Nice Foist!

Thanks Tony!

Thank you so much Ashok, I'm glad you are enjoying the videos!

Yes, it's a bit of a chore, but if it helps the trees, I'll do it!

@@TheBonsaiZone oh yeah anything for our trees 👍

Thanks Sri, yes the snake catches me off guard sometimes when I'm looking at the tree!

Thank you Nhung, have a great day!

Hopefully the snake doesn't start moving!

@@TheBonsaiZone Eeeek! I don't like snakes at all, live or memorex!

Awesome Dinu!

I think as long as they are kept warmer at night, it good to have them outdoors in cooler weather. I keep mine indoors or in the heated greenhouse until it warms up in the day to at least 10 C or 50 F. When it starts to cool down in the evening, they go back to the warmth. My greenhouse stays at about 50 F at night, unless we get down to freezing weather, then it gets a bit cooler.

I'll be so glad to get the new roof done! The snake scares me too!

They usually start to flower in the second half of summer, I don't get many flowers in spring, I think because the weather is so cold!

Yes, I think so too!

Thank you Shah, it helps promote bonsai!

I mix a pinch of powdered 20-20-20 in with every watering can and water and fertilize the trees together. Here is a video on this.... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb55fNOputfclI0.html

@@TheBonsaiZone Merci Beaucoup 🙏

Yes, it's nice to see the trees still growing well into autumn! I'm hoping to get the roof done this coming week, I'd get some help but all the contractors are busy. Everyone is renovating these days!

@@TheBonsaiZone Man, if I lived within driving distance I would come and help you! I think the improved growth/elongated growing season is more reason to get the large greenhouse constructed. Wish I could help with that as well. You have too many jobs!

The Norway Maple is doing well, it will be interesting to see how it does in spring, I hope it doesn't get more die back.

@@TheBonsaiZone yeah that was strange that that happened to yours...I have about 5 and haven’t seen that yet. Then again none of mine have been in pots for very long. We’ll see I guess, hopefully it’s not a “thing” that they do.

Always green!

They are hard to get around here and I think I'd have top get an architect to redesign the building with these changes. I'll just have to make sure I keep the water out this time!

👍🏻 I agree, the anaconda looked great . The pencil tree is very interesting too!

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Thanks Adam!

Wow, that's fantastic growth! Thanks, so far I'm really impressed with this species!

Thanks so much mate, I haven't wired any of my trees when young, they have just been clip and grow for all their life. I did wire my Austrian pine once, and maybe the odd branch on some of my other trees. All the work I do to the trees is on the videos. The natural style of trying to get the trees to look like miniature versions of their full size counterparts in nature is a personal choice. I think a bonsai becomes more magical if it looks like a real tree in miniature. I find I can't relate to some of the giant wild trunk collected trees with the miniature looking green canopy on top, they seem to have no miniature value. They can end up looking like a collected tree with a manipulated upper canopy!

I wouldn't keep them outside any lower than about 6 degrees, maybe 5 tops! You can easily get frost at 4 C. The soil will stay very cool is left outside overnight at these temperatures and the tree usually stops growing. It doesn't hurt the tree. I find when they are brought inside they think it's spring and start to grow like crazy!

It may be the older needles dying off and the new growth is just weak. In time the roots should gain strength and the tree will hopefully begin to grow with vigor.

They are all busy, it's hard to find wood and contractors these days, everyone seems to be doing renovations in this COVID era!

Yes, I'll post it on my channel also!

@@TheBonsaiZone Cool, thanks.

I usually end up measuring three times and I can still get it wrong! Thanks Tom, I'm having fun building!

It's how long the Bonsai Zone does exist. Greetings from germany

Namaste Sunil, it indicates the season number. Season 8 of the Bonsai Zone is not far away!

​@@TheBonsaiZone Thank you for the reply. I was seeing these numbers in 2-3 year old videos, but I was not knowing what they indicates. Yeah we all will be waiting to see S8 episodes in near future. Have a nice day Nigel sir :)

@@jessicadominick6555 Thanks now I got it :)

Hello Jordi, I believe KZfaq automatically generates subtitles after a period of time with the videos. I find it really helpful when I watch bonsai videos from around the world!

No, once the outside temperature gets into the negatives, they come inside the house.

Here is a video on this..... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb55fNOputfclI0.html

@@TheBonsaiZone ok, thanks!

I don't believe they can be grown from seeds, they tend to be more of a commercial type tree!