How to Work on BIG and Small Juniper Bonsai

Whether you only have access to smaller trees or bigger trees, I'll show you how to work with both sizes. To demonstrate, I'll be working on a big and a small Juniper!

0:00 Introduction
0:54 Working on big Juniper
1:08 Designing the big Juniper
2:16 Wiring
3:20 Cut redundant branches
5:41 Making jins (deadwood)
6:21 Before & after
7:52 How to root cuttings
8:56 Working on small Juniper
8:59 Designing the small Juniper
10:10 Cut redundant branches
17:00 Wiring
17:39 Before & after

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[lols]

“Less is more, often times… Just like when we talk, we talk too much, and that’s not so good. It masks what you really wanted to say.” -Milton Chang

Beautiful quote!!!❤

[homemade_vancity]

I was so happy to stumble on this video! I just inherited (today) a needle juniper/ common juniper that is about 60 years old and 1.5m tall. The tree was not in good shape when I brought it home and it took several hours to go through cutting away just dead dry branches & foliage. The former owner kept it in a 36 cm nursery pot, pruned the tree to make it appear as a large bonsai that lived on his deck.

I see a lot of opportunity to create a wonderful design with a root to tip, dramatic shari to connect the the jin that have naturally formed from previous bad pruning. This will be the first tree I keep a video diary of as I take the time to realize the final design ... I was so excited when the people gave me custody of the tree it made me really emotional.

[rossefamily]

Please don't think you talk too much--I love your speech patterns --very soothing--and your philosophy of bonsai translates into life lessons - it's very inspiring! Please keep us updated on the progress of these trees at the end of the season 🙏🏾

[RickRedd]

A wonderful way to start my Saturday morning

[frederickdominguez]

😊 Milton. My whole bonsai collection is junky trees. Thats why im always waiting for another video from you. Thank you for being so down to earth.

[jeffhurst]

You have and find great base trees to design. Looking forward to future videos showing their results.

[tombrooks]

I find your show very relaxing. I have also learned that juniper is a very forgiving medium, just give it time and it will take care of itself. Thankyou✌️

[maryweber]

I for one, very much appreciate you working on a young tree. I will be getting 2 junipers that will be dug out of a landscape that have been planted there for about 15 years. Excited to see them. But I do have some young trees. Your demos help so much. Thank you.

[edwinpineda]

Thank you for doing these. I love watching you work on your trees. I'm learning so much. Thank you!!!!

[growclipbonsaiforseniors]

Tree 1 was a nice massive undertaking. Tree 2, a lot of work done to it that will make it look cool at the start of the growing season. Excellent work on the 2 trees.

[phillipwaterman]

I like the way you do bonsai Milton great job thanks Milton

[luigiluigi]

Oh wow love what you did with the large Juniper, you have an amazing eye for style.

[ChannelSobari]

Terimakasih sudah berbagi informasinya tentang perawatan bonsai🙏❤️🌲🌳

[sdChandler]

The large juniper is a beautiful design!
I am looking forward to see the changes since this video.

[Pawpawlogan]

Cheers milton, another detailed video, the side by sides are great. I have a couple air layers from some junipers that are on my property (40-60 years old) and your video are inspiring.

[lols]

Camera person gets brownie points today!!! Wonderfully shot, edited and explained. Thank you Mr. Chang!!!

Your ability to envision how the tree will grow amazes me. Your experience is priceless 👍🏽

[kapilkamboj]

Hi sir, this information was so helpful. Thanks a lot!
Could you please make a vdo on ho to differentiate between cypress and junipers

[rionjb]

I appreciate your time & demonstration. Keep inspiring!

[tambou]

Thank you again for so much information to ponder.

[suzannepoffel]

I love too... great information🎉 ❤ and encouragement😊 thankyou