Most bonsai pots are fairly traditional in shape and size. So what to do when you have the need for a large landscape container for a forest or penjin planting, and perhaps even a cliff or rock? Make one yourself of course!
There are many approaches to doing this. Some will use composite plastics or thermal plastics and fiberglass hulls. In this video I will use a concrete base over a steel frame.
Main ingredient is outdoor tile glue, and outdoor Grout with an additive to make it water resistant (normally used in concrete/cement for basement construction).
Step by step explanation on how I do this.
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Very nice technique!
(Foist! 💪)
Oh, wow, I'm loving these shapes. I've never seen anything like it; it is absolutely fantastic. What was the material you added to make the cement waterproof?
Because the small mesh is so stiff and prone to cutting fingers, have you ever tried filling the holes of the largest mesh with something like papier-mâché before adding the concrete?
Great video. May well give that a go in the near future. Thanks
Great video ❤️❤️
verborgen talent Jelle!!! ziet er netjes uit.
That’s quite creative Jelly!
Also the pattern you cut in your hands! 😉
Awesome
Definitely want to try this one day! Thanks for the instructions 🙂 I have this vision of making something with a hint of Kimura. Going to try cutting up /sculpting aerated concrete blocks first as I can't find lumps of pumice!
Very inspirational! I will try this eventually. Thanks Jelle! 🐦💙
Bravo Jelle, the most inspiring concrete ‘pot’ I’ve seen n you clearly have an artistic bent despite your denial ! I liked this video very much, thanx n God bless you 🙏✝️ ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️
Really great video. Great idea. Very artistic. I just wish I knew what materials you added to the cement
Looking forward to you adding trees to this, definitely a "different display" . Well done, looks like you have inspired a lot of people to try this style.
Great work!
Could you bored by the winter (like me)…?
grts
Kennet
That’s cool Jelle
Is it just straight cement with no sand ?
loool so funny, I did one of these this week too … they're way simpler to pull off than you'd think. Nice work