Yamadori First Repotting - Massive Root Reduction on Fraxinus Ornus

Fraxinus ornus (Manna Ash) bonsai yamadori tree collected from the wild in May 2021 — now getting its first repotting from the plastic collection pot into a training bonsai pot. This session involved more than 50% reduction of the original root ball. Large structural roots were removed to allow the tree to fit into the first proper training container. No narration — the work speaks for itself. Tree background: • Species: Fraxinus ornus (Manna Ash) • Collected: May 2021, wild yamadori • Origin: European forest, collected by me • Style approach: Naturalistic This is part of a long-term yamadori development series. — 🌿 Maros Belan has been developing bonsai since 2008, focusing on wild-collected deciduous trees from European forests. Student of Walter Pall. 📌 Subscribe for long-term yamadori development documented from the moment of collection. 🔧 SUPPORT THE CHANNEL 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 #yamadori #fraxinusbonsai #bonsaihunter #marosbonsai #bonsaitree #bonsaiyamadori #bonsaiprojects #gardening #bonsaicare