Bonsai Roots in a Tin Can? Tony's 

Lol - I don't think you'll find a rock in Tony's stovepipe spruce. See video " Exposed root bonsai technique - Spruce". Looks like Tony gathered the long roots from 2 spruce and gave them an interesting twist with wire. He then potted them up in the stove pipe. I think the idea was to gradually push up the tree and reveal an interesting root structure until it was self-supporting. Either way, great fun watching the progress! Love the work you've done with your other spruce as well!

Great vid Xavier, always a treat to tune in

Nice Piceas ! Good Job xav! Cheers 🍻

Really liking Tony's "Root-Over-Grit" style 😛 I'm somewhat newer to Spruce as bonsai myself but I am quite familiar with Spruce as a species. Best suggestion I have is to wire ASAP as the branches like to just spring back even after a really long time of being held in place.

Great work....I especially like the last planting 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Well done very nice video of bonsai s thanks xavier keep up the good work mate thanks

'Jinable' is now my new favourite word 😁 great video xavier enjoyable to watch as allways

How beautiful those trees can be… 😍 Congratulations Xavier. 👍❤️ I managed to kill my 1st, 2nd and (probably worst) my mum‘s big picea… 🫣 My 3rd one is doing well without treatment. 😅 Enjoy you’re video and don’t touch my picea ist my best option in case of this tree. 😄😘 Cheers 🙋‍♀️

Great video xav 👍

Hello Xav... nice video.. I have a tall picea like that too that I'll be bonsai'ng in a week or so.

Just right in time before leaving to nightshift 👍❤️😘

If I remember right, he had more than 1 tube tree. I don't think he did root Over Rock for all of them.

Xav I don't think it was a root over rock that Tony did. Might have to watch the video again.

how come wire scars are bad on the spruce? i feel that was a cautionary tale i need to know about haha

Tony's video is titled "Exposed root bonsai technique - Spruce" and I found it at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jjPSgnOw_sc.html. It's been a while since I watched it, but I think he was adding root movement with wire rather than a rock. Either way, it'll be great to see the results some day.

Is it possible that there isn’t a rock in Tony’s stovepipe pot? I just went over to his channel and two stovepipe pots were used for a future exposed root with wire applied to the roots without any rocks. Not sure if I was looking at the correct video though…

boah, you keep on pushing out these videos, man!