KleinM
Sapling
Hi all!
I started a YouTube channel in September called Klein Bonsai. I decided to make YouTube videos for three reasons. One: To document my trees and see their progress as they (and myself) grow in the coming years and 2: All the bonsai YouTube channels are from the Northern hemisphere and it is hard to relate sometimes and know what to do and not to do especially with our mild Winters. Three: There is almost no information on a lot of indigenous trees and if they'll make good bonsai or not and the only way to get this information is through word-of-mouth from people who tried and failed.
Everything I know of bonsai I've learned on the internet and YouTube, so I thought that maybe I could help encourage someone to start bonsai that might be intimidated by seeing all these big old established trees.
I am by no means a professional, but if you would like to check it out (don't mind my shameless plug ): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxv8t8FhZ6LnneoaWoJJTuQ
Any feedback is also welcomed
I started a YouTube channel in September called Klein Bonsai. I decided to make YouTube videos for three reasons. One: To document my trees and see their progress as they (and myself) grow in the coming years and 2: All the bonsai YouTube channels are from the Northern hemisphere and it is hard to relate sometimes and know what to do and not to do especially with our mild Winters. Three: There is almost no information on a lot of indigenous trees and if they'll make good bonsai or not and the only way to get this information is through word-of-mouth from people who tried and failed.
Everything I know of bonsai I've learned on the internet and YouTube, so I thought that maybe I could help encourage someone to start bonsai that might be intimidated by seeing all these big old established trees.
I am by no means a professional, but if you would like to check it out (don't mind my shameless plug ): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxv8t8FhZ6LnneoaWoJJTuQ
Any feedback is also welcomed