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AndrejBonsai

Bonsai artist sharing techniques, tree development, and real processes behind creating quality bonsai.

27/07/2026

After and before
First photo is after Oyakata made corrections
Second photo is my work
Third photo is before

25/07/2026

Development of this trident maple continues.
Last photo is how it looked after first wiring one year ago.

20/07/2026

Wired this tree one year ago.
It’s been developing nicely.
Now it’s time to decandle, let’s see how much finer it becomes with shorter needles.

13/07/2026

4 years done
1 more to go

28/06/2026

New article is out on andrejbonsai.com

Scion grafting vs approach grafting, looked at from a long-term perspective. Not just how they work, but how they age and integrate into the tree.

Both can solve the same problem. The difference is in how natural the result feels years down the line.

23/06/2026

This Japanese red pine has been on a full journey lately. We repotted it together, then refined the structure with wiring, and now, even if it didn’t make it on camera, it was time to decandle.

The development is moving fast. With each step, the tree is gaining more character, more balance, and more beauty.

It’s always satisfying to see a tree respond like this when the timing and work come together.

20/06/2026

This week’s video will focus on a Japanese Black Pine that had a weak base and branches with no clear direction.

By changing the angle and front, the whole tree gains strength and clarity. What follows is wiring and styling into a strong half cascade with a much more defined future.

Simple changes. Big impact.

16/06/2026

New article is now live on my website: andrejbonsai.com

“How Professionals See Bonsai vs Beginners”

This article breaks down the real difference between focusing on what a tree looks like today versus what it can become over time. It explains why beginners often get stuck refining the surface, while professionals focus on trunk, nebari, and structure first.

If you feel like your trees are stuck in development, this will likely show you why.

07/06/2026

The full article is now available on my website andrejbonsai.com.

Spring maintenance on junipers.

Clean the tree so you can actually see it.
Remove seeds so it doesn’t waste energy.
Understand where it’s strong and weak.
Then cut with purpose, not guesswork.

Scale junipers need precision to build density.
Needle junipers need stronger cutback to control growth.

Finish by balancing strength, density, and silhouette.

Do it in the right order, and the tree doesn’t just look better, it becomes easier to manage every year.

住所

Nagoya-shi, Aichi