YouTube

[Keithconn]

Didn’t see any threads in this …

what are your favorite YouTube channels?
Mine:
Herons
Bonsai Zone
Eisei-en

 

[19Mateo83]

I’ve been enjoying bonsaiQ lately

 

[jason biggs]

the bonsai supply is awesome !!
Jerome seems like a cool guy

 

[TD.Wright]

Eric Schrader on the Bonsaify channel never disappoints. Theres also Bonsai Releaf who makes great content, although infrequent.

 

[Malix]

Bonsai Shinshi is a Japanese channel with amazing content and trees. He is a Bonsai professional in Japan. Also check out Gak bonsai for world class bonsai porn. Both channels highly recommended.

 

[berzerkules]

yamasibon KIwa

Aussie bonsai bloke

Terry Erasmus

@leatherback channel Growing bonsai with Jelle

 

[Dogwood87]

I have to really recommend ‘Back Garden Bonsai’. Small channel but excellent content imo.

I really love the format of the vids. Each is essentially a summary of a trees progression over the prior year or longer with month on month footage including, repots, pruning, styling etc. Many of the tree have been grown from seed or taken from cuttings. The great thing is you see the work being done, then you see the result. What’s more is there’s usually 3 or 4 vids on the same tree on a playlist so you can watch about 5 years worth of progress in about half an hour. Very satisfying to see outcomes as well as the work that goes in.

Really enjoy the channel and think the creator deserves more than his 5k or so followers.

I've been inspired to try a lot of different things by this channel

 

[Lorax7]

I’ve been enjoying bonsaiQ lately

I just wish the automatic Japanese-to-English translation software that generates their subtitles worked better. It can be hard to make heads or tails of what’s being said on their videos. When they’re demoing a technique, it’s not that big of a deal because you can just watch what they’re doing. But, when they’re explaining a principle, the “why” behind what they’re doing, much is lost in translation. Still worth watching though.

 

[SWfloirda]

I’ve been at it for a year. I live in the tropics so it’s only tropicals. My goal was to be using attainable material and show my progress through time. I’ve been working on building playlists and keeping them organized.

https://youtube.com/c/TropicalBonsai

 

[W3rk]

Eric Schrader on the Bonsaify channel never disappoints. Theres also Bonsai Releaf who makes great content, although infrequent.

Agreed on this:
Eric Schrader on the Bonsaify channel never disappoints.

I enjoy his stuff, it's short, focused and on point - and useful.

Yeah and Shinshi brings that technical knowledge.

 

[HamburgerTrain]

I just wish the automatic Japanese-to-English translation software that generates their subtitles worked better. It can be hard to make heads or tails of what’s being said on their videos. When they’re demoing a technique, it’s not that big of a deal because you can just watch what they’re doing. But, when they’re explaining a principle, the “why” behind what they’re doing, much is lost in translation. Still worth watching though.

It seems like mostly they are just telling jokes. Super nice guy and taken the time to respond to any of my inquiries. If you haven’t already you should check out his website. There’s some really cool info on doing group plantings where they use kanji as a guide to placing groups of trees in a forest planting.

寄せ植えは「心」。盆栽の寄植えの基本を動画で学ぼう – 盆栽Q | あたらしい盆栽をはじめよう

大宮盆栽まつりが中止になり、皆さんの購買意欲をどうにか発散できないか考る日々を送っています。ボウイです。 今回は寄植えのお話なのですが、川崎先生のサイト内限定動画とともに進めていきたいと思います。 タイトルに寄植えは心とありますが、料理人の神田川さんの「料理は心！」

bonsaiq.jp

 

[Crazy Diamond]

The best is the youtube bonsai shorts rabbit-hole, when you enter it you can find very weird stuff hahahha

 

[HamburgerTrain]

Kimis mini bonsai is another favorite.

 

[Hartinez]

Agreed on this:
Eric Schrader on the Bonsaify channel never disappoints.

I enjoy his stuff, it's short, focused and on point - and useful.

Yeah and Shinshi brings that technical knowledge.

Eric Schrader on the Bonsaify channel never disappoints. Theres also Bonsai Releaf who makes great content, although infrequent.

@Eric Schrader is a member and posts from time to time. His info is top notch.

 

[Keithconn]

This is awesome! Found a bunch of new and great channels to watch.

 

[Vincent Tanner]

My favorite is Sebastian’s channel of Walter’s tree critiques. Click here to see.

Second favorite is Herons with Peter Chan.

 

[Firstflush]

Sid Pavey

https://youtube.com/c/SidPaveySidsTrees

 

[sorce]

If you don't find this highly applicable to Bonsai, you're not paying attention!

Sorce

 

[mattspinniken]

BSOP has some great videos on youtube that I just discovered. The videos from the Farm to Table event were pretty helpful.

 

[Ben in Kzoo]

I agree with @Dogwood87 Back Garden Bonsai is excellent, with one video every Sunday - I love the routine
I am a subscriber to Eisei-En, the content on Bjorn’s platform is just what I need for my level (intermediate). Some of that content is shared on YouTube as a teaser!