How long do the nutrients stay in the rain water when you store it? Beyond summer rains, I typically use tap water and my ficuses seem ok by that. If I do start to collect rainwater, does it has an expiration for it’s benefits over tap water?
So much good quality content lately – and long videos too, perfect as a kind of background noise for "new year's cleaning" of my space! I really appreciate that, thanks a lot, Nigel! Happy New Year from Austria 🙂
I received a Toronto bonsai show calendar yesterday signed by both yourself and Jay – it made my day and was a great end to 2022 and start to 2023 from two of the nicest guys in bonsai. All the very best to you, your family, your animals and your trees for 2023 😊🎉🥂
Nice job Nigel. You certainly go hard pruning your trees, but I think this one is going to have another strong year. HAppy new year, and here's to a great 2023!
May your trees stay healthy and stay firmly bent or straight May free drainage and nutrition be supplied by your substrate May your plants survive summer heat and winter cold May your designs, chops and wiring, and desires be bold May your tools stay sharp and shiny bright May your yamadori be easily dug and for transport quite light May your dream greenhouse or cold frame or bonsai stands miraculously appear May we all share green thumbs, prosperity, great health and share our good cheer! Whichever year you are celebrating, may be it a Happy New Year!
So is it usually pretty safe to prune deciduous during winter while they’re dormant? I’m pretty familiar with topicals but my deciduous trees I’ve started as bonsai have been hit or miss
I would recommend planting this tree in a large long conventional pot giving it alot of nitrogen and cutting it every 3 months to keep it in check, then after 5 years you should have a great thick and large tree with alot of branches to work with.
Happy New Year!! Thank you for the great videos, the great lessons, good times an all the support you give! You have an awesome family, awesome pets and awesome trees! Be safe and well now, through the new year and beyond. Thank You Nigel!💚💚
Happy and healthy new year Nigel! Great video. I have a few Norway Maples and Douglas maples, I like the challenges they bring myself. Got a question: what do you mean "rubber cement"? Is this like "contact cement"? Could you tell me what brand it is? Thanks in advance. Cheers!
Sir I desperately need help with my junipers bonsai I’ve almost killed her I didn’t realize the soils dries out so quickly google said mist it and I didn’t realize the top stayed moist but in the pot deeper dry and her ferns whatever their called dried and felt like stickers I’m not giving up please help me save her, 🙏🏻
Happy New Year from sunny Australia! Looking at that big scar on the back, I wonder if you would consider grafting a branch there. It would help with the ramification as well as hasten the healing of the scar. It is a technique that I have seen and read about, but not yet tried.
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for newyears you should cut your hair dirty
Happy New Years! I like the look of those matte black Fiskars!
Happy New Year Nigel! Thank you for all your interesting bonsai videos. 🎉 🎈 🎉
10 years – Fantastic! From the west coast of Canada, here's wishing you and your family a wonderful New Year!
Happy new year
Happy New Year to you and your family, Nigel. May you have a wonderful 2023 🎉😊
Happy New Year Nigel! Looking forward to an amazing 2023!
Happy New Years
How long do the nutrients stay in the rain water when you store it? Beyond summer rains, I typically use tap water and my ficuses seem ok by that. If I do start to collect rainwater, does it has an expiration for it’s benefits over tap water?
Hey Nigel, what's your postal address please?
Happy New Year from Australia 🇦🇺 🎆🥳
🎉🎉🎉
So much good quality content lately – and long videos too, perfect as a kind of background noise for "new year's cleaning" of my space! I really appreciate that, thanks a lot, Nigel! Happy New Year from Austria 🙂
I understand my daughter has rain water for her/our plants. Really weird that it was cold and Then got wet. We’ll see what winter brings!
Happy new year 🎉🎉🎉🎉
didn't you broadcast several years before you chose the name "Bonsai Zone"?
Thanks for the channel Nigel! Always love learning from you & seeing your great work. Happy New Year!
Here’s to a good 2023 happy new year 😊
Happy new year!!!
I’ve noticed that Sealing most of your cuts is a recent addition to your technique. Why the change? Thanks, keep growing
Happy New Year from Germany
Bonsai Zone #10. Very Excited. Congratulations Nigel. Happy New Year. Thanks, keep growing
Happy new year Nigel 🍾🎊
Happy New Year Nigel.
I received a Toronto bonsai show calendar yesterday signed by both yourself and Jay – it made my day and was a great end to 2022 and start to 2023 from two of the nicest guys in bonsai. All the very best to you, your family, your animals and your trees for 2023 😊🎉🥂
Great things ahead in the coming year. 👍
Nice job Nigel. You certainly go hard pruning your trees, but I think this one is going to have another strong year. HAppy new year, and here's to a great 2023!
Happy new year, Nigel!
Happy New Year 🎉 to you Nigel and your loved ones. Thank you so much for sharing the bonsai zone with the world 🙌 👏 🎉 Bravo ❤
Happy New Year, great work on that tree the shape is fantastic.
Happy New Year everybody!! Hope your bonsais do well in this 2023!
Happy New Year Nigel. All the best to you, your family and you trees.
Happy new year 🎉 here’s to an exciting season 10 🤩🥳😍
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year Nigel, All the best for 2023
Nice finish to 2022. Cool trunk. Maple tree ready for a nice spring flush of growth.
Happy New Year, Nigel! Thanks for all the great videos over the years.
May your trees stay healthy and stay firmly bent or straight
May free drainage and nutrition be supplied by your substrate
May your plants survive summer heat and winter cold
May your designs, chops and wiring, and desires be bold
May your tools stay sharp and shiny bright
May your yamadori be easily dug and for transport quite light
May your dream greenhouse or cold frame or bonsai stands miraculously appear
May we all share green thumbs, prosperity, great health and share our good cheer!
Whichever year you are celebrating, may be it a Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, Nigel! I'm looking forward to this year and to see what it brings.
Happy New year and happy 10th year Nigel!
Such a beautiful tree. Can't wait to see it back in growth in the spring.
HNY Nigel.
So is it usually pretty safe to prune deciduous during winter while they’re dormant? I’m pretty familiar with topicals but my deciduous trees I’ve started as bonsai have been hit or miss
I would recommend planting this tree in a large long conventional pot giving it alot of nitrogen and cutting it every 3 months to keep it in check, then after 5 years you should have a great thick and large tree with alot of branches to work with.
Happy New Year!! Thank you for the great videos, the great lessons, good times an all the support you give! You have an awesome family, awesome pets and awesome trees! Be safe and well now, through the new year and beyond. Thank You Nigel!💚💚
Happy Norway New Year! 🐦💙
Happy New years Day !!!
Draining the cube will wash it.
Love the result. One day I’ll be brave enough to make those bigs cuts!
Happy and healthy new year Nigel! Great video. I have a few Norway Maples and Douglas maples, I like the challenges they bring myself. Got a question: what do you mean "rubber cement"? Is this like "contact cement"? Could you tell me what brand it is? Thanks in advance. Cheers!
Sir I desperately need help with my junipers bonsai I’ve almost killed her I didn’t realize the soils dries out so quickly google said mist it and I didn’t realize the top stayed moist but in the pot deeper dry and her ferns whatever their called dried and felt like stickers I’m not giving up please help me save her, 🙏🏻
Happy New Year from sunny Australia!
Looking at that big scar on the back, I wonder if you would consider grafting a branch there. It would help with the ramification as well as hasten the healing of the scar. It is a technique that I have seen and read about, but not yet tried.