Natural Bonsai Hunting in the Wild-(Bonsai Materials Part 1)

Hunting Bonsai materials / Natural Bonsai in the Wild gives you lots of pleasant surprises. You never know what you will get. This 'Bonsai Hunting in Nature' Video is more of Beginner's Style.

As an amateur, I am looking forward to learn from others and from my experiences, and most of all, to share things I come across in the process of exploring the beauty of Bonsai art.

-I look for trees that are not deeply rooted in the ground ( It saves time, less distress to the trees and surrounding environment).

-I let some dirt stick to the roots until it's ready to pot to avoid dehydration.

-I treat the wounds with wax( Cheap, easily available and Effective)

-After potting, keep in 80% shade before new shoots emerge and generous sunlight there after.

-Keep the soil moist but not too wet ( beware of the roots rotting away )

-Check the soil moisture from time to time

- You will be excited to see tiny sprouts in 3- 4 weeks

Camera Used : SJCAM 5000-https://amzn.to/2InS4Ve

Please let me know in the comment section if you have anything to say. Let's learn from each other.

Music Credit: Wes Hutchinson - 'Avocado Street'
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