This Trident Maple is on its way to becoming a great bonsai. I will prune it back some more to thicken the trunk and give me more design possibilities. Please follow along with your own bonsai!
0:00 Introduction
1:09 How to create tapering
2:20 Cut off redundant growth
4:53 How to reorient your bonsai
6:38 How to choose a bonsai pot
8:08 Summary of techniques
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15 Comments
I agree with the reorienting of the tree. It really enhances the look of the tree. Another good video on designing our Bonsai. Thank you.
He is awesome!! So kind gentle and informative.
I just found your channel, I’m hooked! I really like the way you talk through the process.
What a fantastic tree! Great video.
Un grand merci pour le partage!
I love the shape of that tree! It'll definitely look better with it's new angle! 😀 Excellent video, Milton!
EDIT: OH YES! I hope your Christmas was wonderful, Milton!
Milton, to be honest, I wouldn't have found the repotting boring and would have enjoyed watching it. 😉
Merry Christmas and happy new year to you as well
nice
I found ur channel and i vant stop watching.
🎅🌳🌲🍁
The new angle looks very very nice
That is indeed a better angle for the bonsai 👏
👍👌🙂
Hi Milton,
This is a gorgeous tree and a nice video! I was curious what soil mix you were using since you said it supports your tree well. Is this a soil mix you just use for trident maples, or does it work for a variety of trees aside from e.g. an azalea which needs acidic soil?