Niwaki Transformation for a Beuvronensis Pine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I prune, thin out and shape a large Beuvronensis Pine.
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Applying Bonsai pruning principles to my garden trees has made serious improvements. My only advice is "do it over a few days" because "one cut was good, perhaps two will be better" can go too far :)
Pruning a tree with the speed and feeling of Edward scissorhands, Mr Chan can! Thanks once more for your content/knowledge Peter and team
@1:32 Peter "all this taken off, don't ask me how I do it" I'm sure the pruners have something to do with it! Peter sorry for being flippant but it did make me giggle.
Lookin more like a Pruneuvronensis Pine. M8 you had me crackin up when you started making bonsai out of the branches at the end. There's level to bonsai fo free! LEVELS! jah!
Great idea about using the branches to practice pruning and wiring.
Great camera work to the guy in the shorts 😊
Josh.
@@mchlbk Thanks Josh!
Excellent exercice que celui de prendre des chutes de tailles des arbres et de les imaginer en futurs bonsaïs en respectant les règles d'harmonie visuelles dans l'art du bonsaï,car en effet chaque branche,chaque rameau ,peut être considéré comme un arbre!👏😉👍
It is nice to watch a craftsman at work. The tree looks so beautiful now.
Thank you sir. You’re always so kind to us TH-cam watchers. 🙏
Thanks so much Peter for showing us your world. My ambition is to come to herons one day, im on the Essex border and have a young family but I will make time one day to come down. Just hope I can catch a glimpse of you at least :D
Do come - I'd love to meet you.
I'm in Devon and hoping to visit Herons sometime 😊
@@peterchan3100 Thankyou Peter!
Keep up the excellent videos Peter!! its always a blessing and a half 🙏🏼
the practice of pruning at the end of the videos is great!
Amazing trunk lines, what a difference 👍. Thx for sharing Peter, this make me wanna go out and ask my neighbor to let me have a go at his neglected tree haha, I don't have that one 😁.
And again......a really nice masterclass!
Thanks again Peter.
I love to see you work on beautiful old trees.
What a garden you have! Amazing!!
From the Netherlands.
Karel
Thank you Master Peter for sharing your thoughts and knowledge. I really like the idea of wiring a prune branch before going to the real one. Have a wonderful time.
"Don't ask me how I do it. I just know how to do it. Just follow my instructions." Hahaha! Absolutely! Watch and learn, children! I'm gonna try that line with my wife. That's gonna go over spectacularly!
It's a pleasure watching you work and learning from you.
Love to see an autumn nursery tour
I am in the middle of doing a couple of these tours.
Уважение мастеру!
The tree really looks very good after a trim.
Мастер и хороший учитель, считаю его своим учителем. Спасибо и долгих лет Вам
What a lovely tree, thank you for sharing Mr. Chan 😄
Well, I've got a lot to learn on pruning pines and Junipers. I can't keep up with how Peter makes them look so good.
Wonderful - thank you for sharing this beautiful experience! I especially liked the tip at the end about using discarded branches to practice!
I kept thinking "just climb the tree..." Then the kid in Peter just took over.
A beautiful pine🥰
Amazing your training pruning lessons on the branches at the end.
Very much enjoyed the session. love the show Peter, very efficient
I salute you doing it, it takes time to take care of the bonsai
*Quite amazing* I wish you had a Ancient Bristlecone Pine in your garden collection. 🙏🙏
How I wish !!
Peter you've done a great job on the tree, probably have done with a lumberjack shirt though!😊👍
Excellent job. What a transformation
Absolutely GORGEOUS!
🌲loving the trunk on that pine Pete! 👍
Nice shirt man
So great & interesting ! Thankyou master Chan 🙏👍🏼
Wow....Bonus, thank you🙏
Nice sharing videos..
The Master at work.
Thanks a lot for the video
Very good and useful channel!Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
Thats one of the best trees iv ever seen and iv seen alot of trees haha
Inspiring!
Stunning as always
Can you please do a video of weeping willow bonsai?
Great vid thanks Peter. 😊
Hi Peter, I was curious how you prevent pine tree bonsai from die back. This is when the leaves fall off and branches die. This happens when I apply wire or prune branches. Thank you so much.
Die back only happens of branches that get no light but otherwise they are very sturdy trees.
@@peterchan3100 how much light should they get. Thank you so much for the reply. I actually got into bonsai with your book about 30 years ago.
Could I do this in the fall? It’s now October and I’m not sure when this video was made.
Kim🇨🇦
He answered your question at the beginning of the video.
Can you use the larger branches you pruned to make grafting? I remember you said there is nobody growing these Beuveronensis Pines now.
No - not possible
I see, then how they are grafted? You said previously they are grafted on Scots Pine. I hope I remember right.
Kinda sad the pine will not air layer
Cool!
Great video.
What brand of cutters are you using? my gardena will not eat through branches that size. Great content and a true pleasure watching you work!!
The secateurs are Felco, another recommendation would be Okatsune (which you can find bundled with Silky saws ...)
@@andreasweber1533 Thanks!
Peter do you ever wire these large trees?
No - Best to prune or use weights to tie the branches down.
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Was this a summer pruning or autumn? It was uploaded in October but is it okay to do heavy pruning/reshaping late in the year? Or save heavy pruning for summer? Please clarify.
Have you ever considered live streaming content? And taking live questions from viewers ?
Do you think it would be better than straight videos?
@@peterchan3100 I don’t think it would replace straight videos but it would be enjoyable content and a bit different. Saves having to edit the video as well.
Question . Wouldn't one of those large branches on top be air-layered for a Bonsai ?
Thank you for the knowledge. Much love from Uganda. How long should I leave the wire on my bonsai before taking it off?
Often a year is long enough, some stubborn trees may need two but if in doubt, take it off after a year and rewire 😉
Depending on the species and season, this can be weeks to years I believe. Just monitor regularly for wire bite, especially with deciduous trees this can go very fast and you don’t want wire marks. They stay visible for a long time. When you have a gnarly pine, wire marks can help to reinforce the gnarly design. I hope this helped you a little bit. Good luck and enjoyment with your tree adventures
Until the branch has taken a set, or until they dig into the bark unacceptably, whatever comes first. How long that is depends on the plant, anywhere from three weeks to several years.
Great job !!
Is it possible to make those cut and shaped brunches grow being planted ?? Thank you.
Unfortunately not -
The master did not climb the tree. He climbed into the tree and became one with it. Amazing.
Foist!
Wednesday Morning Bonsai Breakfast Club 😁
Master, I live about 10 km down from habitat of Himalayan pine pinus roxburrghii in Himachal Pradesh, India. We also get hybird/dwarf variety of the same species. I never thought I'll be growing pine before I met you. Pine will definitely survive in my garden. Is P. roxburrghii worth a try Or should I invest in Japanese species?
Please guide me 🙏🙏🙏
Should be Ok - give it a try.
Peter, have you ever thought you’d be better suited being a lumberjack???
Follow the trail of branches and at the end will be Peter
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Unlike Peter, you're not a master.
Safety disclaimer:
*Don't use secateurs in your sleep* 😂
When is the best time to prune a pine summer or spring?
Both are fine but Summer is better
Ok thanks Peter your the best😊
Kim🇨🇦
What’s your pruning tools and where to buy?
Do you mean Felco ? Try buying on-line.
Which Felco clipper ? # 4 or #12 etc you recommend ?
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Over here tryna learn and he hits you with that"dont ask me how I do it,I just do it"😑
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 hope you get to the email i send to you ..
I am certain I would have removed the branch that is hiding the base of the trunk. It’s in exactly the wrong place so it’s offensive to the aesthetic even after pruning.