Easy Japanese Maple Bonsai.

Tips, Tricks

1. Great video as always! Could you grow a wisteria as a bonsai?
2. I love bonsai <3! This was a very fun and helpful video for me to watch- Very nice work..the results were quite beautiful. Thanks =)!
3. Hello! Please tell me, what substrate are you using for planting Japanese maple in a pot? You add the vermicompost to the substrate? After winter died acer palmatum beni-maiko, sadly. For transplants purchased from the Netherlands seedlings Japanese maple, what substrate do you recommend? What better recommend, to transplant along with the soil from the transport pot or remove the ground, washed the roots and then replant a maple in landless substrate?
4. Nice video, exept the music on the background :)
5. I have a red maple from seed and its pretty toll and skinny how can I keep it smaller and get it ticker
6. Excuse me but can you tell me how to make the Japanese maple thicker? Should I just leave it in the training pot for some years ? How about to get lower branches, hope someone can help me
7. nice video ..im new in this and i wonder how often to fertilize ??i just bought orcanicare pure fertilizer..granules..
8. What Maple family name is it at 2:52?
9. Hello, sorry to bother you. I just brought a 2 year Japanese bonsai for my mother. But I am completely new and would you mind answering a dew questions? Should I plant it in a nursery pot and keep it indoor or outdoor? And should it be place in a shaded area or (sun)lighted area? And during the winter/late fall, should I bring it inside if I am to place it outdoor, considering it still pretty young. And if you don't mine, just any tips I can uses? Thank you and sorry to bother you>.<!
10. Wonderful! :)
11. Can a maple tree bonsai grow in tropical whether?
12. what gauge wire u use brah...
13. Nice vídeo and nice song. Do you know where i gan get this song? Thank you!
14. i like your style
15. Keeping it indoors is my challenge, it'll be an interesting challenge for sure :)
16. Bonsai can be simple as a tree planted in a pot. With your knowledge and your creativity you can train it to be a natural tree form or into a complex living art. The work of bonsai never going to be done. Happy Bonsai to You.
17. I just bought a Japanese maple today, ready to plant, red leaves, looks lush, only about a foot and a half tall, is it as simple as repotting into a bonsai pot and that's it done? Apart from pruning once in a while obviously
18. You are welcome.
19. Thanks a lot!
20. I usually cut 1/3 the the tall branches back and watch it grow out , then cut back again to the size that I like . This way it will shoot out more low branches.1/3 I mean counting from the stem above the grafting section. Remove any new grow from below the grafting section. Look at the scar on the tree. It will tell you where is the grafting was begun.With Japanese Maple slowly and take your time to prune them is best. Over prune you could lose the plant. Happy Gardening to You.