Larch as Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I show you some of the Larch on the Nursery.
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Dear Peter, lichen are an identification of air quality. I don't know the quality of air if they're absent, but the shorter the lichen are, the worse the air quality and the longer the lichen are, the better the air is! That's why you see so called 'beard-lichen' only in areas with outstanding air quality, for example in the mountains. I haven't confirmed this, but the name of the Lord of the Rings character, Treebeard could be based on those lichen. Hope others find this useful as well!
P.S. Love your work, and would love to keep seeing the videos.
You’re just repeating hearsay without offering any evidence, scientific or otherwise, to back it up.
@Phaius Thanks. I love helpful comments and despise needless complaints, especially when the complainer can do something about it.
@Phaius Thank you for those references - I like researching things like this
@@pansepot1490 Had not enough time to search for evidence. And no, I am not repeating hearsay, I am repeating my secondary school biology classes. Scepticism is a good tool, but also do your own research, otherwise it's a useless tool.
Those growing fields are huge! Great to hear some more Larch videos will follow, thanks Peter 👍
Thousand thanks for showing us all those Larches in your back acreage. I sold a house and had to leave behind a fully grown Larch, it was just too large to try and move. I felt that I left behind part of family. If I lived in Britain I would come and choose one of your wild trees. Anyway, enjoyed the tour, its g r eat to have a look at all that you have. Just lovely. Will continue to watch you programming. Your very thoughtful in what is good information, from Canada. Danuta
Can wait to see some larch styling videos!
Great video Peter! I have a larch Forrest so can you implement a Forrest into your next larch video please. Gutted I'm not coming down next weekend!
Thanks Peter for another great video to keep us entertained!
My first Bonsai a Japanese Larch 👍😀
I Look forward with anticipation to your future Larch videos thank you.
Stunning walk round
Spoiled with choices, i would probably be spending an entire day trying to find one that i like, like an old kid in a toy store haha. Bravo Peter, they are all healthy and strong..until the next one.. cheers.
Thanks Peter. Have 2 Japanese Larch. I need to know more about them. This helps a lot.
I love larches. They are so nice and interesting trees.
Beautiful trees. Thank you for sharing what you do.
Great video Peter.I hope that I can find a larch tree in Trinidad.The purple cones are what I love about these trees.👍🌳
The huge larch is SO cute! *.* :)
I wish you would show us those two mighty big redwood looking larches more. They’re magnificent
This is a very calming community
I’m not a gardener or botanist, but I’d guess lichen thrives on the rougher bark since it’s a fungus. Its spores would be more easily trapped and grow. I base this on rocks. I’ve never seen lichen on smooth rocks.
That was so interesting. I always love Bonsai trees and did not realize there were so many types Thank you for explaining 👧
Thank you for your comment 😁
Wonderful video!!! Thank you! Such beautiful trees, and so interesting to learn about the trees. Thank you for sharing your nursery and your knowledge with us. Wish I lived close enough to visit your nursery! Look forward to videos showing the styling of the larch.
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After making the mistake of picking up the male cone, I was finally able to plant some seeds this spring. They're so tiny and growing slow
Mine too. I planted some European larch seed ...3 sprouted but they grow so slow!!!!
Lichen species differ in their sensitivity to air pollution. Your lichen species may be robust enough that some pollution doesn't slow them down. I think deep green lichens tend to be more sensitive to air pollution, so your silvery ones are likely more hardy.
Amazing video.
Thanks for sharing.
The one that you show us as the music plays us out is so pretty.
Since moving to Finland I do miss working with larch. Forests here are filled with birch, pines and spruce so no luck in finding any nice yamadoris.
He farted at 10:20😂🤣😂🤣
Nice Tree,..👏👏👏
10:21 there's your source of air pollution 😂😂😂
Luckily my ear is also healthy, that has been a fart like a cathedral. Long live nature !!! xD
Stereo sound on my headphones!
That's the fertilizer for the air layering!
I have noticed the aircraft noise has decreased since Lockdown , thanks for this vid I am doing two Larch at the moment
Hello Peter, could you do another Japanese Maple Shaping Decisions video in the Summer? I have several overgrown young maples about 4-5 ft tall in training pots. Your JM Shaping Decisions videos taken in winter were very helpful too. Thank you- EJ in San Jose
Even if its below an airplane path, being far from the city centres means plant nurseries have usually good air quality
Every specie has different pH of the bark and the lychens are very vulnerable to pollution. Stomata of needle trees are thinner and less active due to the fact that needles are just smaller than the leaves, so confiers bark is naturally better for lychens because conifers don't soak so much of a pollution. (I observed lychens of some of your pines etc but not on leafed trees)
Also if the tree doesn't grow fast on thickness or length (but thickness more important) it is easier for lychens to accomodate on that particular tree.
SO BEAUTIFUL. What are you feeding these trees?!
Just a balanced feed - 5.5.5 right through the year.
Thank you for this beautiful inspiring video Peter. I have a small larch which has dropped all its leaves🍁 . It’s winter ❄️ here in Australia 🇦🇺 is this common for a larch??? Or is it on its way out. Thanks in advance.
Thanks peter 🙏🏾
My fav. Tree to work on,so amenable to bend and shape.Grow great on the west coast canada,yet very difficult to find vendors of trees or Bonsai.I used to train 100s but after sellling all the oldest trees(for pennies) I regret giving them away.So im trying to germinate,but find them difficult to start.Any advises on germination please?
I found a three pack of larchs on etsy, it's a shop out of Oregan. I hope that can help you get started again
We need more of your videos S2
Did you ever get a successful air layer with the big larch, Peter? 🌲
i just love your LARCHEs PETER, do you think they would grow in michigan, u.s. a. ?
Wow, what a treasure trove
You have more types of lychen. The ones that hang off and look like a beard are the most sensitive to air polution and aren't usually seen near cities..
I can certainly see why you like larches but I doubt the would grow here in SoCal.
Bonsai Class and visit to the Larch nursery- the perfect start to the day. Bonsai Meditation
Here in lower New York the lichen grows on out Dogwood.
you a legend 🔥
People say that the European Larch does not bud back. How do you get them to bud back please?
How's the air layering coming along?
do a trident maple wiring, shaping and pruning video
We dont usually wire Trident or Japanese Maples as the branches are very brittle. If you do wire then do it when the branches are very thin
I wish you shipped to the US 😭
Number 1. The Larch.
Cant see those field grown Larches making great Bonsai.
Do you gather or do you have collection of different trees from different countries
Update on this? 6:05 Did it finally root?
Peter, i think that marple bark is too smooth for lichen feeding and adhesion.
What do you think about bud back possibility on trunk below airlayering in your big larch?
Pine has rough bark but no lichen ever grows on them here
Maybe the difference of lichen growth level on larch and pine is in lightness of branches? Usually larch crown lighter then pine one, and lichen need light. Short warming in cold season is enough for fast awakening and development of symbiotic microalgae and fungus in lichen. So, lichen like deciduous larch
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Hello Peter. Do you have any videos on defoiliating maples?
Paul C Gbhmagic Polish Magician what a good topic, I love maples also and would love to hear more about defoliating maples 👍
@@annebeginn2034 I have talked about defoliating Maples in that video about the "Chicken plucker tree"
peter chan thank you Peter I will check that out as soon as possible 😊
peter chan forgive me, I’ve looked through the videos looking for the chicken plucker tree but have drawn a blank ? If you would be so kind to point me in the right direction please many thanks 🙏
@@peterchan3100 i too could not find said video
what are you using as a camera - the shots are so detailed
Only an iPhone Xs
@@peterchan3100 thanks Peter ..I usually follow your videos all the way from Sydney Australia..great work
When was this filmed?
I noticed that it looks like the buds have not long opened.
Probably more than a month ago. Most of Peter’s videos have a lag of weeks between filming and posting, I guess because he has to rely on third parties to do the editing.
@@pansepot1490 Yes you are quite right - I have lots of videos waiting in the pipeline and they are in a queue waiting to be aired.
Peter do you also have one in the pipeline about aphid threstment/prevention. Would be great!!
You grow these from seeds? For some reason I had hard time getting them to sprout
Is indoors suitable for larch bonsai?
no
How much land do you have at the nursery
Almost 8 acres all told
Are There Any Benefits of Lichen?
Surprisingly, lichen can actually be of benefit. It’s a natural air quality indicator, as it absorbs everything in the environment around it, but only thrives when the air quality is clean. In fact, scientists use lichen as a measure of air quality in different areas. Lichen also converts carbon dioxide to oxygen and absorbs any pollutants that are in the area. ..credit .LAM Tree Services.
Surprised its never been robbed. I suppose it will soon as loads of gypseys moving in to surrey for some reason.
You said it’s obviously a feild grown larch. How can you tell?
Faster growing - coarse growth.
Symbiosis, i should think that the Lichen and the Larch benefit each other somehow.
Does it harm the tree to remove the old ones
No
Can you do more maple bonsai videos please thank you!! (love the content)
His channel is full of maple bonsai videos. Why don’t you have a look at his back catalogue while you wait for more?
MORE lol
What tree is this
Hi ! beautiful trees, do you ship italy ?
Yes we do
Hello Peter. What are the differences among American, Canadian and Japanese larch? Is Japanese’s larch more suited for bonsai? Thank you.
You need to Google that. All I know is that Japanese Larch is Larix leptolepis or Kaempferii
Can we air layer pine trees
I have not had success but someone in US is able to air layer Black Pine
The. Larch.
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A big larche or a large larch.
I wonder if a Russian Olive could be bonzai'd?
Botanical name??
@@peterchan3100 Hello Peter! The botanical name is
Elaeagnus angustifolia
It is a pretty tree and has a very interesting trunk with deep twisting groves. It is also easily buds back. I thought I might try to bonzai it. As a beginner I might have good luck with this species.
santafebotanicalgarden.org/february-2017/