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Great, informative video. I just picked up an azalia from a local nursery and because it was looking a bit unhealthy I was able to get it for half price. Now I'll take this info and use it to bring back this beautiful little plant. Cheers

Where do you buy ur IBA3 rooting hormone I can’t seem to find it in Northern Ireland

Having tried literally hundreds of seeds over the last few years I think I now realise it was the soil was the problem. My seeds always rotted. I’m down south in cork so I might give your method a shot this year.

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What size is the oval pot you're using plz?

Love the Bonsai Forest, it looks Amazing. Quick question though, how do you know that the little 'weeds' you're pulling up aren't baby tree shoots? If they were, I'd want to keep them if that were me..Keep up the great content

Hi bro plz I want to know how to care RoseMary plant. Thánks

Awesome stuff! Where can i get this soil please!

Thank you for taking the time to produce your videos. I dont have years left to bonsai trees, however, I am going out to buy a potentially and get started..

It makes me happy to see you so happy and excited!) It's been a year since the video was made, hope it's doing great!

Very Nice!

You’re the best in sharing in wonderful tips that many others do not; so glad I found your channel, keep your fabulous videos coming!!!!!!!!

Very informational

Amazing! Thank you!

Your videos are so inspiring. Both with developing our Bonsai, and with making the video itself. I feel like such a chicken, only recently added my voice to my videos, but is was scary 😂😅. Great work. The balcony doesn't offer much space for forests, but I do have a tiny 3 tree one from some ficus. They are such a long way incomparision in their development. One day, I'll have a video of their adventure.

Thank you for the video 🙏 Could you tell me where you get your putty from please?

Beautiful, informative and uplifting! Thanks for your work, Adam!

Another absolute banger! Was hoping we'd get a pruning specific video, but this was so much more in-depth than I hoped for! The black bag makes observing easier, but it did WONDERS for the camera as well. Keep up the great work man 🙏🏼

You have the most comprehensive videos on bonsai out there. Keep up the great work!

My ficus bonsai leaves are falling. What will be reason.? 5-10 leaves per day.

Your channel has really grown into a very impressive and informative place for bonsai enthusiasts. Bravo!

Bonjour vidéo intéressante à qu'elle période de l'année avez vous taillé le mélèze et jusqu'à quand c'est souhaitable? Dans l'attente d'un retour de votre part je vous souhaite un bon dimanche. Cordialement.

I just notice how beautifully blue his eyes are 0:04

I just notice how beautifully blue his eyes are

I just notice how beautifully blue his eyes are

Hi Adam, nice to see another great video from you, the larch forest is looking very good 👍🏼 and thanks for the tips and advice.

Great video and information Adam

That forest is starting to progress nicely Adam. I like the other two as well. Great tutorial :)

Thanks for all the great advise

Thank You ~ there is a rarer type of small flower deep violet old fashioned azalea bush in n neighborhood. It is one of the last bushes of this kind around here and before it is lost like the others I would live to grow some of these ❤

I found the bag demonstration very interesting. I'd seen sheets of white paper used. The bag allowed you to isolate several trees. Nice

Excelente trabajo compañero!! Te saludo desde Argentina

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I would also like to know where you get your fertilizer. Is it something local or can I get it online?

Hi Adam, Larch are my favourite species both Japanese and European, they do make great forest, My fear is that going into so much detail in such a short time your enthusiasm is commendable and you clearly know your subject very well but you may put beginners off by thinking bonsai is too complicated. When I am pruning my larch I have in mind the style I need to cut back to in a lot of cases I tend to pinch or pull the the foliage off to avoid cutting the needles and clean off the old needles ready to wire if required, I have just finished a major prune on very large old Larch originally styled by Harry Harrington, he did a video of one he worked on recently its worth a watch, he worked through how he went about working on a large larch. Hope this doesn’t sound like I am being critical of the way you teach bonsai through your channel I am not I have given you lots of praise for your videos in the past, I just feel you need to slow down your enthusiasm a bit. Keep doing what you’re doing but a bit slower my friend.

Nagyon érthetően elmagyarázod.Az országomban sajnos kevés az ilyen jellegű részletes bonsaios oktató videó. Talán,ha a pinus sylvestris gondozásáról is feltennél valamit. Köszönjük Magyarországról.😊

I just put the cuttings in soil and keep them moist here in So. CA. No root hormone or anything else. Partial sun for a month and then full sun when they start growing. Works just about any time of year if I avoid extremes like too wet and cold or too hot.

hi beautiful art, love from Darjeeling india

My favorite dude. Thanks again for another fantastic lesson

Beautiful work as always 👏🏼

That's amazing ❤️

You definitely are a prodigy being able to demonstrate the how's and clearly motivate the why's and then answer all possible questions I could have on this subject.

Hello, you made a great video. I've already watched a few videos and also subscribed. You also have great tools. I only have a pair of normal scissors and a pair of secateurs. I'm looking forward to the next video. Many greetings, Oldie

Loved it! Thank you! I'm a total beginner, but your videos give me hope)) and quite a bit of serotonin)) You're wonderful!

Beautiful Adam!! I love that forest! Are the leaves as soft as they look? I have never heard of a Larch until I got interested in bonsai. I will get one some day. They are such pretty trees.

love how you explain. thx for your videos

Hi,Where did you get your fertilizer?

lovely video as always, very informative.

Great vid as always. Learning alot from you and i look forward to the next

Thanks, I needed that instruction.