Many people think it’s about playing with trees and shaping trees but it’s not so simple. I have to sweep. Then proceeds to play and shape trees for the rest lol 😂
I feel like a slacker in the cold wind of Maryland US, -1C air temp, the only bonsai work I will do today is watch this video. Perhaps a trip to the nursery is in order. Thank you for the gift of your time Peter. Have a great day.
I love how Mr. Chan begins with saying 'we don't play with trees all day long', sweeps two times, and then proceeds to play with trees the whole damn day.
So therapeutic. I have three bonsai trees that I’m working on since I’ve started to watch Peter. I hear his voice as I wire, repot, and trim for ramification growth. I’m loving every moment of it.❤
Oh to live in a more temperate country, where I am there is still 1 foot of snow on the ground and 3 feet in the snowbanks. You are a month a head of us. Thanks for keep us up to date! Keep up the great work.
I agree with the unsealing. I’ve seen videos of people extremely worried about sealing their cuts, and carving them so they heal over as quickly as possible. But these cuts add characteristic. I purposely dug one out in hopes one day it will look like a home for wildlife. They add age and hardship to the trees making them appear ancient as they’ve survived all the once in a century storms.
Thank you for sharing that was a beautiful presentation of how beautiful you have made these wonderful trees I really enjoyed the video it was totally awesome keep on doing the beautiful things you do for the trees may God bless you. ❤️
His videos are so excellent, I love the spring time in So.Cali. everything right now is wet and cold buds and flowers popping open all over the yard, especially my Maples and Junipers...Thanks for the great videos and information...
It makes me so happy to see someone not only taking pleasure in the work they do but showing excitement about it too. Plus there is always the entertainment factor of these videos of watching Mr Chan and his trust Fleco’s whipping like the wind through the trees making the improvements
What a wonderful place Herons is! I really would love to visit you all one day! I bought a mountain maple bonsai from you last year and it is absolutely stunning! Keep up the amazing work!
Very good instructions! I tend to get excited when I see my trees coming back to life and will end up leaving them to grow and try to play catch-up in the summer which usually means they become lanky, with little ramifications. I hope I've just learned a new skill from you and see more fruitful results. Thank you sir.
When you have passion for something even the day to day maintenance or cleanup is fun! Would love to know how many staff members work at the nursery??? I’ve watched quite a few videos since I discovered this channel & have never ever been bored as I am learning so much. Thank you Peter ❤️
hello sir greetings I'm from Indonesia I hope you are always healthy and long live so that you can always present extraordinary works in the art of bonsai
Here the day is March 18th and all of my trees have leaved out. Every single one. Tridents, Dawn Redwoods, Chinese elms, Japanese Maples, etc... so its a bit late to prune back shoots at the moment, even though I did some prior to the buds breaking, you just dont know sometimes if you went far enough until after they start shooting. I wish I had gone further on my Dawn Redwoods...they need much, much more ramification. I'm now trying to plan out fertilizing, whether to feed in a few weeks, or wait until later to try to get shorter nodes...
I am an interior landscaper. I maintain tropical plants in corporate buildings. The thing we do pretty much everyday is prune. We prune carefully at an out side node to promote growth to grow out rather than in towards the main trunk. Yet , you just snip with abandoned. Is it different pruning a bonsai than other plants?
I personally wouldn't recommand cutting your trees when you see buds on them in the early spring, because by cutting them than you stop a hormonal process inside the tree and make it weaker for the rest of the growing season. Wait till the end of spring as your trees have fully flushed out.
@@peterchan3100 thank u peter. Ill enjoy the flowers next year. My azalea had a bad year over the winter and the leafs and buds look like they need to be cut off. My azaleas have a hard time during the winter i even put them in the shed before the winter but the tree doesnt look like its doing well . I have a hard time preserving the buds for next year throughout the winter. Any ideas ? I prob should have put it in the shed before the fall to protect the tree i guess
You sweep for 22 seconds then go make sweeping mess for yourself again for next day, Why dont you take your wheel barrow and throw al the trash every tree you cut?
Many people think it’s about playing with trees and shaping trees but it’s not so simple. I have to sweep. Then proceeds to play and shape trees for the rest lol 😂
You are wonderful, Mr. Chan, even more than your trees. I learned how to make bonsai from you. Thanks
You are simpy the best! I deeply enjoied this video..
I feel like a slacker in the cold wind of Maryland US, -1C air temp, the only bonsai work I will do today is watch this video.
Perhaps a trip to the nursery is in order.
Thank you for the gift of your time Peter.
Have a great day.
I love how Mr. Chan begins with saying 'we don't play with trees all day long', sweeps two times, and then proceeds to play with trees the whole damn day.
You would soon ctiticise me if I swept the nursery for the next 45 minutes in this video.
@@peterchan3100 I'm pretty sure you would even make that interesting.
The amount of work would overwhelm me hats off to you Peter
ahahahahahahahha
Whoaa... Endless fun for itchy fingers, love those big awesome trees ❤️. Thx for sharing Peter 👍... Cheers
Morning 👋🏼👋🏼
I like to see Peter going around pruning all the different trees. He moves like a whirlwind.
The staff: we were just done sweeping that lane 😅
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“It’s more than just playing with trees”
“Anyway, let’s play with trees”
Thank you, mister Chan, wonderful information as always
So therapeutic. I have three bonsai trees that I’m working on since I’ve started to watch Peter. I hear his voice as I wire, repot, and trim for ramification growth. I’m loving every moment of it.❤
Terimakasih telah berbagi cara membuat bonsai jadi indah dan perawatan yg bagus,salam sehat sejahtera 🌳🙏👍
5:01 you've got some funny customers Peter 😂
Isn't that Tibor?
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@@pinus_nigra I think so too
Oh to live in a more temperate country, where I am there is still 1 foot of snow on the ground and 3 feet in the snowbanks. You are a month a head of us. Thanks for keep us up to date! Keep up the great work.
I agree with the unsealing. I’ve seen videos of people extremely worried about sealing their cuts, and carving them so they heal over as quickly as possible. But these cuts add characteristic. I purposely dug one out in hopes one day it will look like a home for wildlife. They add age and hardship to the trees making them appear ancient as they’ve survived all the once in a century storms.
Massive green house love it
I love your voice! You are very zen! Margarita
Such stunning trees. I can only imagine all the work that goes into keep a place like that tidy and in order
You are very kind.
So, so relaxing seeing your videos and hearing your wonderful advice!
Thank you for encouraging me to prune and cut back!
Thanks Peter. Some super trees.
Thank you for sharing that was a beautiful presentation of how beautiful you have made these wonderful trees I really enjoyed the video it was totally awesome keep on doing the beautiful things you do for the trees may God bless you. ❤️
Enjoyed seeing all the bonsai plants. Thankyou for the pruning tips.😄
Winter goes Spring comes ❤🌱
Wow.... It's like watching an Artist paint... Thank you for sharing your art!
In a weeks time I'll be coming to the nursery for the first time as a birthday treat, I can't wait
I'm so in love with this artistry and all it's teachings ❤
Including me sweeping the floor.
😅 C.E.O / Street sweeper Same same !
His videos are so excellent, I love the spring time in So.Cali. everything right now is wet and cold buds and flowers popping open all over the yard, especially my Maples and Junipers...Thanks for the great videos and information...
That was A Lot of information, wow , you have a tremendous amount of work that never ends . Respect.
What a great trip this was. All those Bonsai trees and the root in the ground trick. Very beautiful and large. I am looking forward to the 5th video.
It makes me so happy to see someone not only taking pleasure in the work they do but showing excitement about it too. Plus there is always the entertainment factor of these videos of watching Mr Chan and his trust Fleco’s whipping like the wind through the trees making the improvements
The one year growth on the crabs from seed is crazy ,wow
Thank you for taking the time to sharing your wisdom with us all for free. You have helped me acquire more patience. 😊
5:02 love it 🤣
Always a pleasure 🌿
Great video! It was nice to see the “routine” and what a typical day might be like at Herons.
Nice too see your video’s Peter.
I can’t believe how much I learn from these nursery strolls!
your awesome! your knowledge and actios just its lovely to watch! long life and healthy!
What a wonderful place Herons is! I really would love to visit you all one day! I bought a mountain maple bonsai from you last year and it is absolutely stunning! Keep up the amazing work!
I remember that 300+ year old juniper from reading bonsai master class years ago. Amazing to see it again!
Good morning! A real wake up call running thru the nursery! Love watching Peter engage with all the trees, each one is a delight!👏👏👏❤️🙏
I struck my first two deshojo cuttings this year using your methods, Peter. I can't wait for Spring...
Always work to do in the nursery. A never ending story.
Nice colection mr👍
Just love watching these videos
This an exciting time of the year!!!!😊
Wish l had half your energy. God bless and keep you safe and well.
Very good instructions! I tend to get excited when I see my trees coming back to life and will end up leaving them to grow and try to play catch-up in the summer which usually means they become lanky, with little ramifications. I hope I've just learned a new skill from you and see more fruitful results. Thank you sir.
Master bonsai yang sangat baik... 👍 Salam dari Indonesia ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Peter i think you have the best trident maples in all of uk,I'll give a arm and a leg for one of them maybe one day I'll own one myself...
5:02 We see you in the back! 😂
Oh, thank you, Peter! I was needing a fix 😎
Hey, even the weeds growing the the pots are interesting.
Thanks for sharing your day to day jobs 🙏...
Awesome thanks
When you have passion for something even the day to day maintenance or cleanup is fun! Would love to know how many staff members work at the nursery??? I’ve watched quite a few videos since I discovered this channel & have never ever been bored as I am learning so much. Thank you Peter ❤️
hello sir greetings I'm from Indonesia I hope you are always healthy and long live so that you can always present extraordinary works in the art of bonsai
Sticky buds! 🙂
The living legend
Here the day is March 18th and all of my trees have leaved out. Every single one. Tridents, Dawn Redwoods, Chinese elms, Japanese Maples, etc... so its a bit late to prune back shoots at the moment, even though I did some prior to the buds breaking, you just dont know sometimes if you went far enough until after they start shooting. I wish I had gone further on my Dawn Redwoods...they need much, much more ramification. I'm now trying to plan out fertilizing, whether to feed in a few weeks, or wait until later to try to get shorter nodes...
Where do you live - are you warmer than in the south of England?
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Cut, cut and keep cutting 🌲👏🌲👏🌲👏
Over time a sort of relationship is formed between the care giver and the tree
I am an interior landscaper. I maintain tropical plants in corporate buildings. The thing we do pretty much everyday is prune. We prune carefully at an out side node to promote growth to grow out rather than in towards the main trunk. Yet , you just snip with abandoned. Is it different pruning a bonsai than other plants?
We do that as well. No crossing or inward growing branches and twigs. I do that instinctively that you probably dont notice it.
Living the dream!
Where’s the link to your shop ?
Peter can i ask you....The horse chesnut upper branches are thicker then some of its lower branches.Is this a fault or not please?
Shouldn't be but if they look disproportionate then they can be removed.
@@peterchan3100 Thanks Peter.Look forward to all your videos
Only 1000 more to do Peter 😊
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I personally wouldn't recommand cutting your trees when you see buds on them in the early spring, because by cutting them than you stop a hormonal process inside the tree and make it weaker for the rest of the growing season. Wait till the end of spring as your trees have fully flushed out.
Do those hollows limit the age of the tree?
Should i cut back satsuki azaleas now or should i wait till spring and theres no more chance of frost?
Cut back after flowering if you want to enjoy the flowers - if not you can cut them back now.
@@peterchan3100 thank u peter. Ill enjoy the flowers next year. My azalea had a bad year over the winter and the leafs and buds look like they need to be cut off. My azaleas have a hard time during the winter i even put them in the shed before the winter but the tree doesnt look like its doing well . I have a hard time preserving the buds for next year throughout the winter. Any ideas ? I prob should have put it in the shed before the fall to protect the tree i guess
I bet his staff have to follow him about cleaning up after him when he goes round doing this
I sweep up the pruning myself
@@peterchan3100 of course you do
SI SI BUENA DEMOSTRACION DE PODA PARA LA RAMIFICACION GRACIAS.
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The bonsai is fery god
How old are you
5:01 :D
Need new camera man! haha
You sweep for 22 seconds then go make sweeping mess for yourself again for next day, Why dont you take your wheel barrow and throw al the trash every tree you cut?
Bonsai: 90% work keeping everything alive and vigorous
10% play with trees 😂
“It’s more than just playing with trees”
“Anyway, let’s play with trees”
Thank you, mister Chan, wonderful information as always
I couldn't do a video of 45 minutes just sweeping the nursery !!
@@peterchan3100 you’d be surprised at what would entertain us