Elm Cutting to Mame Bonsai: A Serene Transformation.

Discover the peaceful art of bonsai creation in this captivating video, "Elm Cutting to Mame Bonsai: A Serene Transformation." Watch as a simple elm cutting undergoes a beautiful journey, evolving into a delicate mame bonsai.

Experience the magic of patience, care, and precision in this visual masterpiece, set to calming music that soothes the soul. Whether you're a bonsai enthusiast or simply curious about the miniature world of trees, this short video will inspire and relax you. Join us in celebrating the timeless art of bonsai—where nature and creativity unite. 🌿✨

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[gregs]

I’ve taken many elm cuttings but never thought of taking one this big, thanks for sharing

[BonsaiNorthwest]

Great short and nice result - love it.

[garlanddavidson]

quite interesting to say the least I never would’ve thought of an elm tree cut that thick and that easily propagated in a bag like that I mean it’s not like a ficus or anything like that it’s pretty much a hardwood cutting? Did you use any rooting hormone? Of any sore May I ask?

[backbudbonsai]

Great short video!! Very calming……

How thick of a cutting is it possible to get from a Chinese elm (cork bark)?

[bartwerkman]

Hoi Jelle ik ben me langzaam maar zeker aan het verdiepen in de wereld van de kleine boom 😅 wat zit er in de witte beker als ik vragen mag en jou soil stel je die zelf samen of koop je dit kant en klaar ?

[abydosianchulac]

I've had the _hardest. time._ with rooting cuttings and germinating seeds in plastic bags; they've always molded within a couple days, and I've never understood why. Turns out the type of bag matters a lot: some are thin enough, or made of the right material, to allow oxygen to diffuse through the sealed bag while keeping water in, and I don't think either category includes my bags.

[Workingouteveryday]

Why is such a small tree already in a bonsai pot? Wouldn’t you want to put it in a growing container first so it thickens up?