Hints & Tricks for Growing Strong Maple Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2021
- In this video I explain the best way to grow healthy and strong maples.
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Honestly if I lived near you I would volunteer my time to follow you around picking up after you and composting it just to watch you working your magic.
same as me :D
You will always be welcome. I love sharing my knowledge with folk like you.
Green light
I would volunteer to trim those clean that nursery.
Me to, follow Like a dog 😊
I wish that I could be a student of this man. Daily exposure to his wisdom.
Just as I was admiring the leaves on beautiful little pink orange maple tree, he chops off all the branches 😊
Peter leaving a war zone trail of branches behind him. The staff walks by... "Yep Peter was here" 😂
@Hobert Saunas What do you want to say?
@J I just quickly wanted to say that I had a good laugh at your comment and you made me very happy, thank you!
I love the way he moves from tree to tree all wimbly nimbly and excited like. It makes me happy.
He's probably doing it right meow.
I love how you show both the good and bad of growing trees for bonsai... It's not all rainbows and sunshine. It's WORK! I would love to spend just one day walking through your "growing fields." You give me inspiration and understanding of how to "make bonsai." Thank you, Peter...
I love how you just go in there and prune with no hesitation at all !It takes me all day just to decide what branch to take .
He already has the future idea of pretty much every tree he grows Haha cut cut cut.
It take me a couple of days sometimes
There was me thinking if I cut a big branch of the tree would die 😱😱
Same here 😍😅
I need months
I love these long videos of cutting maples. Like ASMR this is. Thank you!
This makes me feel better. I been watching your videos Peter for a while. I started growing my own maple and finally chopped it today. It was about 5 ft tall. But it's trunk was very thin and it needed to be forced to make lowers. So know it's about 18 inches maybe 2 ft.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I love watching all peters’ tree videos! He tells it like it is and watching him trim all the branches is like meditation to me. He keeps the techniques simple and easy to understand.
I just got started in bonsai and Im almost 40 years old😂 I wish I had started sooner, that being said, I hope I can live as long and get around as fast as Heron does!👍 keep cutting HERON! Im “rooting” for you!😂👍
OMG! I have a lot of Bloodgood Japanese Maples 7 years old, and I never had the courage to Prune them. I am so surprised that you are so brave to just prune them so fast :) I never pruned my Crimson queens and Orangeola too.....oh my.....I think I have to start learning how to be brave and prune them....:(
About 20 years ago, I lost many 10-20 year old bonsai. I have just resumed. After watching Peter I really wonder: only if we had these videos earlier. Still, I am only 66 years :) Lets see what I do with my cuttings that I hope to develop as bonsai.
I'm glad it gives you hope. 💖
I hope your trees are growing strong!
Peter, your passion for your craft is unquestionable. Very inspiring. Thank you.
I go to local nurseries and occasionally find a large tree I want to bonsai. I've asked the staff for pruners to shorten the trunk so it will fit in my car. You should see the looks on their faces! They've finally got use to me but I still shock new staff from time to time.
I'm a year late here, but this comment made my night.
Haha this sounds hilarious
I recall Peter saying something similar once in a video too. When he bought things by the height.
Working here would be my dream job. Peter and bonsai, awesome!
Love to see how you work with Padma Priya. Clearly a lot of respect for each other and you can communicate a lot with few words!
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Wit a name like Padma Priya, I was expecting to see an Indian woman!
I love how excited he gets when showing maples. I feel the same excitement when I look at my maples…and they’re not as exceptional as his.
What a feast for the eyes and mind, beautiful maples😭.. bravo Peter and thx for sharing as always..👍👍.
You are a genius. It’s great to see the bad along with the good, honest, trustworthy, sincere. The enthusiasm is infectious.I just can’t get enough and learn so much with every video. Bravo.
12:09 When he said "ohhh how did this poor maple growing, I dont know" it shows how much he love the plants. When he cutting or pruning them , It might look he dont care about them. But that will later result as a beautiful tree in future.
Great idea for anyone looking for plants to bonsai . Try along fence lines and up against foundation walls. As a handy man I’ve seen lots of trees that have been cut back time and time again and have all kinds of interesting trunks
Wow, l wish I had the same passion in my work that this guy has. Inspirational.
Thank you for sharing your artwork, master Peter.
It is admirable that you have devoted your life to your passion and choose to pass on the wisdom you have acquired. You spread beauty throughout the world. Thank you
Fantastic. One of my favorite videos
Thank you, Peter.
Peter I love your videos every single one of them I’ve watched have been very helpful and your way of explaining things is very easy to understand.
Omg beautiful!!!! Thanks for sharing Peter. I definitely wanted to get into maple bonsai. Good timing!
Thank you for sharing your invaluable knowledge and experience with plants! I'm sure there are many like myself that are improved plant caretakers because of your help.
what a beautiful forest of intresting maples you have!!
This is my favorite video on the whole of TH-cam. Thank you Peter! Maples are the best
Mine too💯🌿🍁
This is an unbelievable video. What a collection, please never stop making videos 🙏
Thanks.. Decades of experience in 1/2 hour show.
Just looking at all those beautiful colors of the maples really brightened my dreary mid Jan. day. I love maples. I will have to get me one of those Yukon Maples
Exactly a year later my maple is not yet in bud, but the weather is warming up. My garden is all asleep, indeed it is a bit dreary!
This is what is called pasion and profesionalism. A pleasure to see all this!
Thank you very much for all the beautiful trips around the nursery and precious knowledge ❤️❤️
Thank You... I am amazed how you just boom, bang , Bing , this is what needs to be done and it's so right.. the knowledge you share fills my heart... I am a newbie but have always wanted to do this and I've found my kindred spirit to lead me.... Thank You Peter
thanks peter, was looking into maples again since spring will soon be here and this came just in time!
really informative and entertaining, thank-you for filming.
Love it, no beating around the bush, just straight in there to see the future tree
Thank you for all the behind-the-scenes pruning to create beautiful, trained bonsai. May apply some of these techniques to my niwaki as well. Wonderful lessons here.
I hope your garden trees turned out well. :)
As soem on e who loves acers /maples I don't know how i missed this video . so many beautiful trees . Thank you Peter and Pad.
You are a fearless cutter! I love that you just snip away without hesitation. I have to pick and choose for 5 mins per branch I make as I don't want to mess it up haha
He has so many to choose from, he doesn't waste time. I love his fearless attitude. Other bonsai experts don't show aspect. Peter gives me hope, and encourages me to just go for it!
The highlight of my day is sharing my lunch time watching your artistry in action. Always a great presentation, my friend. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
Nice with a summer video on a cold winter day and always new details to learn about I best care for my Acers.
This is one of my favorite videos of yours; I think you should sell TSHIRTS 'Bite the Bullet and make a decision' and 'You can't spend your whole life worrying about air layering EVERYTHING!'
Hahaha! Good idea... pretty funny!
you are my favorite bonsai person on youtube to watch. youre so knowledgeable and quick. your videos are informative and relaxing. whenever i watch your videos i get inspired. thanks for doing what you do and sharing these videos.
Thanks for the beautiful maple video!
Nice sharing..Peter👍
Keep healthy and happy☺️
I love your bonsai and all your videos. Very helpful tips! Growing some of my own.
Very interesting video. I'm planing to grow some maples from cuttings so thanks for the helpful tips for the future.
Wonderful to have an opportunity to experience an artist at work and to have him verbalise the thought process so honestly.
So in awe of your artistic visions ❤️
Just bought a baby maple and this was so educational!
I need all those cuttings.. Maple saplings out here are so pricey I am almost crying watching Peter chop away all those branches without giving any second thought! 😁🥲
I love it, how easy was that, if I work that fast all the trees will be in the intensive care unit and there's no guarantee they will come out alive LoL thank you Peter.
I love your trees. So many. Unbelievable.
Thank you for another excellent video....
This is amazing video thanks for sharing Peter! Please do more like this from all stages. I would like to see more like this on junipers also. :)
Learnt a lot from this excellent video, you make it look so easy, only comes with a love for bonsai, true international bonsai master.
let me tell you that i admire you since i saw your first video, i wish i could live out of my passion like you. you remind me of Takashi Amano, people loving nature so much that made it their lives. i collect small acer trees here in Germany.
Thank you for the beautiful content, learned so much already and really enjoy your videos!
Believe you me, we love you, Peter! 💚 🌴🍀
Great advice thanks Peter
Amazing Master Peter, I can’t wait to apply those things on my bloodgood and sango kaku
Thank you... 🙏 😔 🙏
Dr. Chan it is amazing to see you "throw away" so much good maple material.
🙏 🖖 🙏 😔 🙏 🙏 🙏
Thank you so much for your wonderful knowledge
Thank you, Mr Peter, for more information from Egypt 🇪🇬.
THANK YOU PETER!!!!❤
Maples Paradise.
wow what energy you have!! also very very very interesting how you go about creating large specimen of maples...long time follower!!
Mr Peter you’re my favorite bonsai Enthusiast/teacher -I mean it’s not your best ,but that not my point -I’m mean -look at you -you’re surrounded in a field of vary Beautiful Japanese maples in which looks so fun & very inspiring..
Months to go before the garden centres wake up round here. I am concentrating on gathering soil and pots and wire and tools and etc. I keep being tempted by the presence of ficus, but I really have my heart set on some sort of conifer as my first project.
Ficuses are a better choice as a first try. They are easy to grow(cuttings root easily), care and maintain.
I think there are conifers that are ok for beginners. I am not the best for advice on what to start with as I jumped ahead and have 2 Japanese White Pines... Among others. But maybe a Japanese Larch could work too
@@bgertsma Well it depends on which area do you live in. I live in a warm place in India(conifers do grow here) but in the colder parts. For warm places, Ficuses are ideal for beginners. You could work with any tree first and eventually gain experience with more trees.
@@aaryansetia9093 I can agree with you there, didn't know you were in India. I do have a few ficuses, and I like them fine, just have to take extra care in winter for them
My logic on a conifer, does have a lot to do with the fact that I am in Canada and they are quite plentiful at garden centres in the spring. The other reason is tha I watch a couple of really well thought out videos on junipers and spruce.
The dilettante in me want them to looks like bonsai asap.
Good news though! More difficult thought they are , I have 2 Hibiscus that have been just kind of hanging out since last spring. Good healthy plants with lots of potential. I will be starting them this afternoon.
Great video Peter
today i ordered four little maples from the internet. i dont want to buy plants this year.. too much lovely vids from you and your team.
hope i will get the four little fellas big and strong
A big thank you !!! Fantastic
I really enjoy your video found it interesting and informative thank you for sharing your knowledge..🌱
my favourite was an Junipers with a shari and jins, but when i met Peter and change some mails with him, see the videos about maples - my favorite and loved is Maple now!!! i got few new semi trained Maple trees - i love of them the natural beauty - also the colour changing!!!! Everegreens are evergreens but MAPLES are MAPLES :D hope that this year i can visit your nursey met with you PETER and also take home one your semi trained tree maded by your Hands :D THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INSPIRATION @Herons Bonsai
Thank you again 😊💓
God Bless you Peter
very interesting video thanks' again Peter
Hi... I am from Indonesia..your maples bonsai colection is very beautiful...👍👍👍
Thanks Peter
Very good video! Thank you so much
Peter is a good worker!
Wow..amzing maple😍😍😍👍👍🙏
So many trees 😊
🍂🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁✂️beautiful tree at the end!
This footage shows the meaning of the phrase: "I work fast, very fast!"
Thanks for the inside view
Ein wirklicher Profi 👍
What a legend
Thank you for making so many informative videos. Watching them has really sparked my interest in Bonsais!
May I ask, What do you use to seal your cuts?
Maple......nice one ....
Love bonsai
Cool!
Peter is RUTHLESS with his cutting! (absolutely not a hint of disrespect in my comment...I marvel at his process)
love it
Very nice Sir
4:40 daaamn that oak is amazing!
This guy is fascinating wish I could apprentice
Hello Peter. I absolutely love these videos. I love the hat too. I want one just like it. It couldnt have more character if a tree fell on top of it. Lol😂 Karl
Mantap Om...👍