Me parecen maravillosos todos sus videos; viéndole trabajar en ese ambiente tan natural y sereno en el que sólo se escucha el sonido de la lluvia y haciendo algo tan bonito... siento paz, admiracion y algo de "envidia" 😏, husted debe sentirse muy feliz con tan exquisito y maravilloso trabajo; por lo tanto es husted una persona muy afortunada. Una vez más le manifiesto toda mi admiración, y respeto! Un saludo desde España 👍
Fantastic and beautiful, this way of dealing with plants conveys serenity, I have to try, I did it in the past but without results but now that I've seen these videos I feel I can succeed.
I have been watching your channel for a long time. I watch it with pleasure. It was strange to me that someone might not like your videos. But, I recently learned that in Japan there has long been a ban on yamadori. Unless you are the owner of the mountain or you have no permission from the owner. It seems to me that now I understand why there are dislikes under your video. There is no such problem in Russia. And I'm on your side. I think that you are doing a very interesting and good job. Do it with love for plants and forest. I have no doubt that you love your mountains.
Greetings from Austria, great work as always - the only thing I was unhappy was as you snip away the natural deadwood. Did you thought of keeping it? Just wondering, anyhow grest result. Best regards Jens
I’ve grabbed some junipers in an open area but they don’t survive. I bring native soil as well. I see you bare root it and use straight akadama. I wonder if that would work in my area.
Great vid can you comment on 2 things please . Why do you not put sealer on the bottom trunk cut that is now in the soil . My concern is rot And I assume you doing no work on the roots at the first pitting is your recommendation Thank you I live in Canada and plan on doing some layering this spring any recommendation as to how long before next pitting thank you
I enjoy your videos very much. I love your theme music. What is it called? One other thing. In your description in the English language translation you use the word "charlatan" to describe yourself. I'm very sure you did not mean to use that word. You may wish to change that word for you are no charlatan. (It's a negative term) Thank you for your videos. Carry on your work. Peace.
