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To confirm: "node" here refers to the point where one flush of growth ends and the next begins? I mostly do broadleafs so not sure how the terminology maps over.

Thank you thank you thank you for the video video video

Thanks Eric- great video, so useful to review the de-candeling basics every year..

Nice job Eric thanks for the video keep up the good work

Thank you for the lessons. This video reminded me about the hormones going to the top sacrificial branch. I have to remove some needles.

Those black pines look fantastic, great video again as always. Are those branches from the second tree from backbuds or some other technique? Such a compact design, it has huge potential.

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Foisting 😊

Incredible complexity and balance in such a small project, kudos!

Hola, se puede hacer desde esquejé ? Tanks.

If I use 50 grams of a 5-3-4, that will give me 2.5 grams N, 1.5 grams of P, and 2 grams of K. How do I know how many grams of each I need for my bonsai?

Gotta say love ur channel i learn alot thank

Love what you are doing with this BAC. I have been working on one for a few years now.

Can you tell me why, when I work on bonsai, almost every aspect of the designing process and finished overall image of trees interests me but when it comes to this small size of tree, as is your Chinese Elm, I start to lose interest? I've been trying to figure this out and can't understand why. I want to love these smallest of bonsai but after about 10 seconds, my interest wanes. Larger bonsai I could stare at for hours. Any idea?

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Thank you for all the tips. Your trees look truly great. I have about fifty trees collected over 10-12 years, slowly as each takes care. I have five bald cypress started 8 years ago, not quit redwood, but your tips are valuable for training them. Thanks.

Loved this!

Nice job Eric looking good video thanks

heard your suppose to let cutting wounds callous over for 3/4 days before rooting ?

I really liked the setting of this video - the lighting, the music and the mixed content 😊

As a beginning beginner, this information is exciting, appreciated, and invaluable! I have all the suggested "dupes" on the way. Fingers crossed I can keep my three new bonsai alive as I historically murder other plants by overwatering.

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I have been after one of these for a while,it is my all time favourite tree

I love this series! I have an S shaped Tiger Bark Ficus that I got as one of my first bonsai. As ive learned more about bonsai I’ve decided it looks too contrived. I have implemented your technique to try to get air roots to help improve the trunk and perhaps a trunk chop as well. Thanks!

This was great

that makes my hands shake just watching lol very small material

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No explanation, which is normally why I get super interested in your vids, yet so satisfying. Amazing little tree, wow.

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Great video! What is the mix ratio for the soil? That's interesting perlite and coco. Is that better than using bonsai inorganic soil?

Beautiful tree!

I have some maple seedlings that sprouted last year in Spring. I have them in 3-4” pots. When would be a good time to add some wire to give them movement? I’ll wait until next March to repot them.

Which lab is it where plant samples can be sent ?

I love it! That was such great fun to watch, and I learned too!

I find it so difficult to water such tiny plants. Do you have some auto system in place?!

That's almost as tiny as you brain ERIC?

Beautiful work

Hermoso video, hermoso olmo. Salud !

so meticulous. i have much to learn.

Thanks for the great info. I think you solved the problem with my pathetic strick rate with easy-to-root species nobody else has problems with. I bought the encyclopedia through your link. Best of luck to you.

thanks for sharing very helpful🎉🎉❤

I grow mine in the higveld in South Africa, where they are from. Winters get to lows of 30 degrees. I have no issues keeping them out doors in the cold weather

For early and middle development, what are your thoughts on pumice instead of perlite? Do you like is perlite better for cost as a grower? Or because it is lighter than pumice and perhaps that helps with roots? Just seeking to understand why one over the other. I have access to both so sourcing is not an issue for me. Thanks!

When you expose the roots, how much do you expose each time? How often can you expose more roots?

Hi, rather than muck, why not just wire the roots to rock, or wrap the roots on the rock, and bury the rock and roots?

Such a great choice to start a new creation

Sweet! Can we get a late spring update tour of your trees?

Mushrooms seem to have gotten in the mix

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