Growing Bonsai Trunks in the ground

When you have a small seedling or rooted cutting, you ideally let them grow out a bit before planting in a bonsai container. The fastest way to grow trunks out is by ground-growing. How do you go about this process? A number of examples on how to grow out trunks in the ground.

0:00 Why ground-growing bonsai trunks
0:52 Some material I am growing out
1:16 preparing a young whip for ground-growing
2:08 Trick for nebari development in the round: Planting a young whip
3:03 Rootwork & trimming Pyracantha (Firethorn) after field-growing for a few years
5:59 Developing a linden stump by ground growing
6:55 Balancing the Nebari with existing thick roots
8:17 Pruning approaches: 8-9 year old field grown Larch and Linden
10:46 Die-back on Linden
11:43 What is the front? Sacrifice branches
13:17 Trident Maple, 8 years ground grown
13:48 Keep them! The value of sacrifice branches
14:13 Lol, more cuttings? Will they root, I doubt it!

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