Q&A: How to build a big Elm? Spruce care. Ash as bonsai. Growing in boxes vs. field ground growing.

First Q&A where I respond to a couple of more complex questions from viewers' comments. Question no.1 regarding a rather large Elm bonsai which was presented in my first episode. I elaborate on how I started this tree, from collected yamadori material from the wild in 2013. A few pictures are inserted to demonstrate the development of the bonsai from 2015 until the present day. Link to the episode:    • Collecting Bonsai Trees From The Wild: Bla...   Link to my Facebook where you can find all used pictures and more: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?v... Question no.2 Spruce bonsai after styling in not back budding. Few words on how spruces react to styling and how to pace your work on spruce bonsai. Link to the episode:    • Spruce Bonsai Yamadori Styling   Question no.3 Under my Fraxinus ornus video, I received the question if Fraxinus excelsior is a good candidate for bonsai. My thoughts on the subjects and little ash are presented. Link to the episode:    • Final Spring Repotting: Ash Bonsai Guide   Question no.4 "You will never thicken the trunk in the box. You have to plant them into the ground for 5-10 years to achieve the desired result." True or not? Is there more than one way to skin a cat? Links to the episodes:    • Thick Trunks Aren't Built in Refinement Phase      • From Saplings to Forest – Making a Maple B...   If you would like to discuss any related bonsai, deciduous yamadori or horticultural topic feel free to contact me in the comments section of this video or any published video on my channel. In case you want to send pictures or a short video to talk about bonsai design issues you can contact me at this email address: [email protected] -- TIMESTAMPS -- 00:00 Introduction 01:20 Elm bonsai creation 15:00 Spruce back budding 19:09 Fraxinus Excelsior 24:05 Field growing vs. boxes/pots 🔧 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL and TOOLS & RESOURCES I USE Affiliate disclosure: Some links below are affiliate links. If you purchase through them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. — QUALITY POTS I've joined my first affiliate partnership with MyPotscape — a shop specialising in high-quality Chinese bonsai pots. Worldwide free shipping. The funds go directly back into running this channel and improving the filming setup. So, if you're looking for a pot, this is a good place to start. → https://mypotscape.com/r?id=kqjgq1 #bonsai #bonsaihunter #bonsaiyamadori #yamadori