Pruning a Japanese Maple using bonsai techniques.
In this video, we decided to let the video run and not do a timelapse like in our other videos. The camera decided to turn off in the middle of recording and we also didn't have a back up battery, so it's not a continuous video, but it gives you an idea how we prune in real time.
Watch our other maple videos in the "Out In The Field" playlist to learn more pruning techniques!
Also, how many airplanes did you spot in the video?
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#bonsai #penjing #tree #trees #plant #plants #seattleplants #garden #gardening #nature #maple #japanese_maple #acer #acer_palmatum #acer_palmatum_dissectum #maple_treeКомментарии:
the final product is very pretty
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This is a video I needed!
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Hi guys loved the video and tips you shared. I have a mature weeping maple in a pot, desperately needs repotting. Could that be place in a bonsai pot and grow from there ?
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how long before the last prune was this?
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I know you are doing a beautiful job to fix it and thank goodness because two full grown men were able to disappear inside it.
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Wonderful. You really exposed what it is that makes the Japanese Maple one of the most beautiful plants there are. They are so delicate. There's so many varieties of them too. To me, they are just etherial. Thank you!☺️💗
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That Maple can BREATHE now! Looks so nice. Love the shape! Your planes were so funny!
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Beautiful work you guys; id like to spend a day with you sometime
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Beautiful
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Right. But about how much did this one go for?
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Amazing! Looks so much better!😍
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Most fortunat to work and film your dad doing what you both love!
ОтветитьNice work gentleman. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
What do you charge for your work? I’m thinking about doing this myself professionally. Thank you.
Before, it looks like fake tree. After, it’s a real one ❤
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From what I understand the tree will now get more even sunlight and the air can circulated through the branches and it will be healthier. I love the structure of the trees they are just as interesting. Nice job getting out all the dead wood. Thank you
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Beautiful work, I love the way you exposed the winding movement of the branches and trunk.
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Fascinating and beautiful!
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It looks like the tree is alive in the beginning. LOL
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wow what a change.
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Thank you for sharing the full video! I just pruned both of our Japanese maples (Crimson Queen and Calico) two days ago. I was amazed how much I needed to cut off. We planned them both two years ago and I had never pruned them, which was a mistake. This was so helpful to see!
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perfect!!! the beginning of the video was also sort of funny, shears clipping, tree shivering... like your job!
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What a fantastic job and you saved that tree
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Oh my! I don’t have time to watch right now but I will tonight AND I AM SO EXCITED! Thank you for listening to requests for longer videos! ❤❤❤
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I love the way you make a fine tree look so beautiful! I love Japanese maples, I have several and love your advice on how to showcase them in the best way. Good job!
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