Watching Peter carry that huge bonsai made me nervous (wasn’t expecting him to pick it up) BUT at the same time, hopeful I can move like that at his age
Young material is a slow game but ever so rewarding! Iv also found young Scots pine bud back very well! I love your pine videos very user friendly advice!
13:16 Quite agree, I'm growing some maples from seed that I collected from our local broadleaf maples. I planted them in October/September so I'll find out in spring I suppose how they've gotten on. I did grow an iron oak sapling but squirrels dug it up and killed it. Now I keep my saplings protected, lesson learned. One thing I do rather well as a rule is propagation. I am known in my family as that person who turns one plant into ten. It's well worth the benefits of doing so.
I am 42 years old and I feel like I just discovered magic. I spent alot of my life as a man child, ultimately played video games if I wasn't working. I just sold my house and quit a good job to buy 20 acres. Anyway people like you and Mr chan are the reason, everyone is so encouraging in the garden community.
The Hinoki forest is incredible. Kudos to the buyer that he kept it in such beautiful shape. I hope that he will consider adding a third tree to the group when it is time to repot. I'm so envious.
Great examples, the last tree has so much story in it. Moos and Stones are a essential on bonsai trees, I will have to work on those two in the near future.
Hi Peter Great video and very informative and all credit to your student I would be interested to learn more about trunk splitting and which side you need to split in relation to the bend you want - I hope that makes sense! Cheers
I think you are Awesome and you make it look so easy. When I want to cut a small branch off I keep looking at it as though I am hypnotized, I am so afraid that I am making a mistake! It’s dreadful to be so unsure. My friend told me to find some other thing to do and not bonsai that is adding stress to your life. She also said buy a bonsai enjoy it when it needs work go to a Bonsai Store and give them your plant. You: Just like a haircut!!!!! You are absolutely AMAZING!!!! God bless you always!
That Hinoki is everything I hope mine will be someday. GORGEOUS specimen. I have one that is still only about 5" tall, but well styled already, and I have 5 cutting from it that are taking very well. I think his Hinoki is very nicely done. VERY healthy.
Omg you gotta love the black socks 😆.. I gotta show my girlfriend this video !!! She thinks Peter is absolutely Adorable.. I told her I think he's married but she didn't care hehehehe,, I bet Peter had walked past these trees and was chopping at the bits to get his hands or wires around them for however long he was on vacation
Membuat gaya dari bahan bonsai yang masih muda akan mempermudah pengerjaan dan sesuai dengan gaya yang di inginkan. Banyak ilmu yang saya dapat dengan melihat pembelajaran disini dalam membentuk karakter sebuah bonsai. Terimakasih guru, sukses selalu untuk anda 🙏
In my own personal experience this is so true! A younger tree you can much more easily make into what you want. An older tree comes with additional challenges
I find if I want bud back, then I cut the needles just above the sheath, if not I pluck the whole needle. I have a few hundred JBP but only about 10 that are over 3 years old so excited to develop them, mistake of selling too many at the 2 yr old stage. Putting trees in bonsai pots will slow the growth so I keep then in big pots, don't look as cool but I want some fat trunks. Once they reach the trunk I want I will training pot them and work an ramifying. Great he takes such good care of the trees, I know it's a lot of work.
Yes, growing in bonsai pots won't thicken the trunk as fast. I'm growing a crab apple in the ground for this very reason. I plan to dig it up the year after the next (2024) hopefully will get done nice rigourous roots too because when I first put it in the ground the roots were very limited. The tree also looked a lot healthier this year
I respect it Sir how you share your knowledge.. Your love for bonsai shows when you have a plant at hand and when you aren't able to resist what needs to be done for every one of them... You have two beautiful maples ❤❤... I stay in India (Delhi) ... Was going through your soil components video... I am unable to find pine bark here... What can I use as a substitute sir? Also I would want to find healthy seeds of japanese maple, black pine, Chinese wisteria, sakurakaia... But I am unable to locate them here by myself... I would be helped if you can suggest a place to procure them... Either a nursery that you might know... Or a company that works under the umbrella of Amazon or flipkart... Looking forward to your guidance Sir... I so wish I could have been born around your place to learn from you🙂
My problem recently (past few years) is I find myself very attracted to more "sweeping" or "leaning, off center" styles, but I tend to wire most of my trees in training into "S" shaped informal upright. I have 2 Shimpaku that arent really styled yet, they were very badly "pom-pom'd" years ago, and I've been letting them grow out and back bud alot, so I would have better material to try a different style. Maybe at some point you could do some lessons on taking material and working into a more graceful styling? Great vid as usual. Thanks for your time Peter, inspired as always....
great always enjoy these videos, have you ever worked with a eucalyptus tree ? i have a rainbow eucalyptus tree and was wondering if it would make a good bonsai?
Hi John! Eucalypts are difficult bonsai material but it can be done. I have no advice for you, I'm only a beginner myself, but a fantastic resource I've found for Australian Natives is the Aus Bonsai Forums. There are some incredibly knowledgeable growers doing amazing work there. They've been wonderfully helpful as a resource for my leptospermum (tea tree) and Callistemon (bottle brush). I know you'll find good info for Eucalyptus too. Good luck growing, youre a brave man!
@@lilxmissxhavic thank for the information. I bought this tree because it will have some great colors when it Matures. will try to make a bonsai with it, but don't know how it will work. we learn by experimentation right?
@@johndcarlylesr5564 there are examples of people who have made rainbow eucalyptus into bonsai. I thought about it but abandoned into an early attempt and just planted it out. The roots grow so vigorously that I didn't have faith I could stay on top of them
@@matthouck9707 thanks for your comment. i am trying to make my tree into a bonsai .right know my biggest problem is trying to get lower branches my tree is bare about 2 1/2 feet up . the top of the tree is doing great.
My guess is with Eucalyptus it's probably VERY hard mostly cause they're very resilient, fast growing and overpowering plants in the wild with very strong roots who are used to growing VERY tall so I personally wouldn't attempt it cause it's likely a nightmare to keep in check.
Im new to bonsai, and have only tried it with available seeds. Mine are not even a yr old yet. Ive also starting with very small pots. How do I know when to transfer to larger pot?
I'd say transfer when the roots fill the pot. If you're starting with very small pots check once a year (Feb or March in the Northern Hemisphere, pre-spring). For a very younger tree I've found they can stand being repotted once a year anyhow. In the beginning treat them like you would any other plant. Then once it's older and stronger you can try to train it into a bonsai pot.
Good evening I have a question I'm looking to buy 12.5 acrs of land to set up a plant and tree nursery how did you acquire your land and how did you come to the decision bonsai tree?
@@peterchan3100 in the mean time how did you source your land.. like I said I'm looking for a plant nursery did you find it on the internet or by way of a specialist estate agents
@@reactiontoeffectiveenemyfire In my experience (UK) either you buy a pre-existing nursery or you'll need to buy a plot of land and then apply for change of use via the council which can take months, if not years. Also there is a chance the council could reject it. If you don't have much experience running a nersery you'll need to hire a manager who does have experience, otherwise your business will not succeed. It's a big risk to take to buy a plot of land with no gaurentee it'll do well. The land will need to make a profit to pay off its taxes. Most nurseries won't make a profit in their first year. So you need a nest egg to take the financial pressure of that... I mention all of this cus a relative bought a farm and that was "fun". Five years later only now turning the tiny profit
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ya, mouth, bro. not polite. Peter is very experienced so he can take a quick decision. Me, not so much. I did find watching the light prunings very helpful for my baby pines.
I had the same problem 20years ago i never figgert out how but in the time passed my trees now like 50years old after just 20 maybe that is how i have to do it with no artistic skill
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Wow, free consulting! When the teacher notices the good efforts of a student he will pour more (knowledge) into them. Great video!!!
I love Peter's smile listening to Felix talk
Watching Peter carry that huge bonsai made me nervous (wasn’t expecting him to pick it up) BUT at the same time, hopeful I can move like that at his age
OMG the pressure when Sensei quizzes you on the next step.
I felt quite international today... after mass it was the Columbus Day Parade
And dinner ... then my Tea a meat pie and your show... thank you.
Young material is a slow game but ever so rewarding! Iv also found young Scots pine bud back very well! I love your pine videos very user friendly advice!
Benar tuan saya pun sangat menyukai pohon pinus🙏🥰
Saya rasa juga begitu kawan 👍🏾
Some people are natural! Great job thanks to both!
ohhhhh I was given a beautiful little azalea started as a bonsai but have no idea how to continue... I'm happy to have found this site
look for Peter's satsuki bonsai video. Perfect for you!
The smile of Peter when he knew that forest came from Herons is priceless
13:16 Quite agree, I'm growing some maples from seed that I collected from our local broadleaf maples. I planted them in October/September so I'll find out in spring I suppose how they've gotten on. I did grow an iron oak sapling but squirrels dug it up and killed it. Now I keep my saplings protected, lesson learned.
One thing I do rather well as a rule is propagation. I am known in my family as that person who turns one plant into ten. It's well worth the benefits of doing so.
I am 42 years old and I feel like I just discovered magic. I spent alot of my life as a man child, ultimately played video games if I wasn't working. I just sold my house and quit a good job to buy 20 acres. Anyway people like you and Mr chan are the reason, everyone is so encouraging in the garden community.
Your videos are a joy to watch, Thank you!!
The Hinoki forest is incredible. Kudos to the buyer that he kept it in such beautiful shape. I hope that he will consider adding a third tree to the group when it is time to repot. I'm so envious.
Great examples, the last tree has so much story in it. Moos and Stones are a essential on bonsai trees, I will have to work on those two in the near future.
Benar sekali teman saya pun melakukannya dalam aktivitas saya
I've not managed to keep the moss alive. Trees yes, but not moss.
I so much like his shirts and shorts. Something of a dandy.
Hello Peter, Great video on styling small trees. Winter is coming on stay warm and safe.
This was such a good and helpful video! Thank you Peter 😊
u are my real teacher u r great great
Thank you for the presentation, it a pleasure to watch this.
Absolutely fantastic video
Hi Peter
Great video and very informative and all credit to your student
I would be interested to learn more about trunk splitting and which side you need to split in relation to the bend you want - I hope that makes sense!
Cheers
I think you are Awesome and you make it look so easy.
When I want to cut a small branch off I keep looking at it as though I am hypnotized, I am so afraid that I am making a mistake! It’s dreadful to be so unsure. My friend told me to find some other thing to do and not bonsai that is adding stress to your life. She also said buy a bonsai enjoy it when it needs work go to a
Bonsai Store and give them your plant.
You: Just like a haircut!!!!!
You are absolutely
AMAZING!!!!
God bless you always!
Thx for sharing Peter 👍
thank you so much for sharing ...... i did learn much more then expected👍
Betul kawan, kita sama sama belajar dari para senior 🙏
@@BonsaiKiwa iya gan makasih udah support saya
Thanks for showing us
Menunjukan apa tuan? Itu adalah tanaman yang dikerdilkan dan menjadi sebuah keindahan 😍💓
Menunjukan apa tuan? Itu adalah tanaman yang dikerdilkan dan menjadi sebuah keindahan 😍💓
That Hinoki is everything I hope mine will be someday. GORGEOUS specimen. I have one that is still only about 5" tall, but well styled already, and I have 5 cutting from it that are taking very well. I think his Hinoki is very nicely done. VERY healthy.
Every time I see a video featuring a Hinoki Cypress, I'm determined to acquire one!
Lots of inspiration in that video, Thank you both for sharing
You’re awesome!
Always and excellent resource.
Very informative video,Thankyou senior Peter🙏🙏🙏🙏
Saya pun sangat berterima kasih dengan videonya yang sangat menginspirasi saya🙏🥰
Omg you gotta love the black socks 😆.. I gotta show my girlfriend this video !!! She thinks Peter is absolutely Adorable.. I told her I think he's married but she didn't care hehehehe,, I bet Peter had walked past these trees and was chopping at the bits to get his hands or wires around them for however long he was on vacation
Membuat gaya dari bahan bonsai yang masih muda akan mempermudah pengerjaan dan sesuai dengan gaya yang di inginkan.
Banyak ilmu yang saya dapat dengan melihat pembelajaran disini dalam membentuk karakter sebuah bonsai.
Terimakasih guru, sukses selalu untuk anda 🙏
In my own personal experience this is so true! A younger tree you can much more easily make into what you want. An older tree comes with additional challenges
Great show as always
Is there a way to tell when to stop cutting? Love your videos 😍
Muy bueno el arreglo a esos ejemplares , y lo conforme que se lo ve al dueño , y que bien los cuido,,,GRACIAS POR TODO
Cara membentuk gaya bahan bonsai yang masih muda, ini sangat inspiratif, salam dari pemula bonsai Indonesia 🙏
Hallo sir greetings🙏
I'am back to listening at your channel 🙏
I find if I want bud back, then I cut the needles just above the sheath, if not I pluck the whole needle. I have a few hundred JBP but only about 10 that are over 3 years old so excited to develop them, mistake of selling too many at the 2 yr old stage. Putting trees in bonsai pots will slow the growth so I keep then in big pots, don't look as cool but I want some fat trunks. Once they reach the trunk I want I will training pot them and work an ramifying. Great he takes such good care of the trees, I know it's a lot of work.
Yes, growing in bonsai pots won't thicken the trunk as fast. I'm growing a crab apple in the ground for this very reason. I plan to dig it up the year after the next (2024) hopefully will get done nice rigourous roots too because when I first put it in the ground the roots were very limited. The tree also looked a lot healthier this year
Your a magician mate love what u do
I respect it Sir how you share your knowledge.. Your love for bonsai shows when you have a plant at hand and when you aren't able to resist what needs to be done for every one of them... You have two beautiful maples ❤❤...
I stay in India (Delhi) ... Was going through your soil components video... I am unable to find pine bark here... What can I use as a substitute sir?
Also I would want to find healthy seeds of japanese maple, black pine, Chinese wisteria, sakurakaia... But I am unable to locate them here by myself...
I would be helped if you can suggest a place to procure them... Either a nursery that you might know... Or a company that works under the umbrella of Amazon or flipkart...
Looking forward to your guidance Sir... I so wish I could have been born around your place to learn from you🙂
As always a great video Mr.Chan, thank you.
My problem recently (past few years) is I find myself very attracted to more "sweeping" or "leaning, off center" styles, but I tend to wire most of my trees in training into "S" shaped informal upright. I have 2 Shimpaku that arent really styled yet, they were very badly "pom-pom'd" years ago, and I've been letting them grow out and back bud alot, so I would have better material to try a different style. Maybe at some point you could do some lessons on taking material and working into a more graceful styling? Great vid as usual. Thanks for your time Peter, inspired as always....
いい樹形ですね😍
Can I use aerial roots of a grown ficus tree as sapling to propagate a new ficus bonsai?
great always enjoy these videos, have you ever worked with a eucalyptus tree ? i have a rainbow eucalyptus tree and was wondering if it would make a good bonsai?
Hi John!
Eucalypts are difficult bonsai material but it can be done. I have no advice for you, I'm only a beginner myself, but a fantastic resource I've found for Australian Natives is the Aus Bonsai Forums. There are some incredibly knowledgeable growers doing amazing work there. They've been wonderfully helpful as a resource for my leptospermum (tea tree) and Callistemon (bottle brush). I know you'll find good info for Eucalyptus too.
Good luck growing, youre a brave man!
@@lilxmissxhavic thank for the information. I bought this tree because it will have some great colors when it Matures. will try to make a bonsai with it, but don't know how it will work. we learn by experimentation right?
@@johndcarlylesr5564 there are examples of people who have made rainbow eucalyptus into bonsai. I thought about it but abandoned into an early attempt and just planted it out. The roots grow so vigorously that I didn't have faith I could stay on top of them
@@matthouck9707 thanks for your comment. i am trying to make my tree into a bonsai .right know my biggest problem is trying to get lower branches my tree is bare about 2 1/2 feet up . the top of the tree is doing great.
My guess is with Eucalyptus it's probably VERY hard mostly cause they're very resilient, fast growing and overpowering plants in the wild with very strong roots who are used to growing VERY tall so I personally wouldn't attempt it cause it's likely a nightmare to keep in check.
I bought two young acers in Asda. A butterfly and blue green dragon. £10 each. I am hoping to train them.
Awesome
When removing needles from a pine, does that encourage budding?
So great to see
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Good video!
Im new to bonsai, and have only tried it with available seeds. Mine are not even a yr old yet. Ive also starting with very small pots. How do I know when to transfer to larger pot?
I'd say transfer when the roots fill the pot. If you're starting with very small pots check once a year (Feb or March in the Northern Hemisphere, pre-spring). For a very younger tree I've found they can stand being repotted once a year anyhow. In the beginning treat them like you would any other plant. Then once it's older and stronger you can try to train it into a bonsai pot.
thank u very much, Lord Peter
Can you re-use the wire when you remove it? I’m new to bonsai.
Yes you can reuse wire - good for the environment
Nice Shorts!!!
great video, thanks! have you ever used fruit trees (from seed) for bonsai?
How can I order my beginners supply for your nursery. Please!
Absolutely Enjoyed - #ThankYou
Awesome!
Amazing
Good evening I have a question I'm looking to buy 12.5 acrs of land to set up a plant and tree nursery how did you acquire your land and how did you come to the decision bonsai tree?
I will tell you my story one day.
@@peterchan3100 in the mean time how did you source your land.. like I said I'm looking for a plant nursery did you find it on the internet or by way of a specialist estate agents
@@reactiontoeffectiveenemyfire I think it was always a nursery, just not his...
@@reactiontoeffectiveenemyfire In my experience (UK) either you buy a pre-existing nursery or you'll need to buy a plot of land and then apply for change of use via the council which can take months, if not years. Also there is a chance the council could reject it.
If you don't have much experience running a nersery you'll need to hire a manager who does have experience, otherwise your business will not succeed. It's a big risk to take to buy a plot of land with no gaurentee it'll do well. The land will need to make a profit to pay off its taxes. Most nurseries won't make a profit in their first year. So you need a nest egg to take the financial pressure of that...
I mention all of this cus a relative bought a farm and that was "fun". Five years later only now turning the tiny profit
It would be cool if you had a wider variety of trees to style like a young ficus benjamina
I have a red maple that is only 4 years old, and it's already 2" in diameter
Tradução Pará o português do Brasil GRATIDÃO 🙏
That looked like picture framing tape not masking tape ?
Iya sepertinya begitu tuan🙏
Thank you for sharing. Watching from New Zealand, recommend viewing by Peter Scammell 😊
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Love The Shirt BTW - #LoveTheShirt™
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Well then I need to wait for retirement before I start a bonsai hobby! 😩
💕👌👍
Heron always reminds me of master oogway
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Kupchak child life Luther fries his see natural beauty fries no different natural people industry talk about buy management skills kitzhaber team up low since turning his natural eyesight because people see beautiful on beautiful just cuyler as well natural 🥰🥰
Small bonsai style doesn't really work for pines
We can agree to disagree :)
11:28 - Slightly Annoyed You didn't remove The Left Hand Rear Node - #Bonsai
A different sort of vid.
"there we go! i fucked your tree up, now throw it away" :))) Man, he chops those trees like he can't wait to get the fuck out of there!
Lmao
You don't seem to understand the patience and skill involved in growing bonsai, I'd place my bet that you got neither of those.
@@Danonito_flavor calm down its a joke
I hope that's meant to be a joke otherwise - Please stop watching this channel.
ya, mouth, bro. not polite. Peter is very experienced so he can take a quick decision. Me, not so much. I did find watching the light prunings very helpful for my baby pines.
sorry Peter as a long time professional grape pruner I cringed every time you cut the wire with your secateurs please use wire cutters !!!!!!
Felcos are quite tough. And I do try to use the notch on the Felcos as that is designed for cutting wire.
Felcos are designed to cut wire they have a wire knotch
I would love to see this tree in 6 months ❤
@@peterchan3100 great tip! Must invest in these to limit changing tools as I go
Oh man, thats terrible. Like a bad car wreck, i wanted to stop watching but I couldn't
in my opinion trying to make young stock look older is one of the hardest parts of bonsai.
I had the same problem 20years ago i never figgert out how but in the time passed my trees now like 50years old after just 20 maybe that is how i have to do it with no artistic skill
Benar sekali tuan, saya pun sependapat dengan anda🥰
👍👌🙂