Pruning A Deshojo Maple
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2021
- In this video I take a Deshojo Maple and prune it and put it in a temporary pot, as we have moved out of potting season in the UK.
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I am not really interested in growing bonsai at the moment, but one day I clicked one of your videos just to see what it was like and I keep watching because these videos are so dang relaxing! Keep up the awesome content!
Maybe try Corin Tomlinson over at Greenwood Bonsai as well.
Growing and pruning bonsai is amazingly relaxing, it becomes a lifestyle
Very nice.
Ok I have to ask, why no interest? I ask because if you think it needs to be super difficult or time consuming, this isn’t always the case. If you have 200 maples, yes, you’ll spend a lot of time. If you have one or two trees like a Chinese elm, seriously not a big deal. Also you can even go the route of a mini jade tree… virtually no time required! Anyway, just throwing that out there.
Yes, but just start some bonsai for the future letting the trunks grow and some pruning. The finer points will come in time. In five to ten years this small effort will be so rewarding.
I can't help thanking you again, Peter. No stereotypes ever and you teach us again and again to respect the individuality of each tree whenever styling a bonsai.
Never pardon the rain, pure ASMR listening to it! :D
Peter is a bonsai master, but here his fashion game is on point as well.
His fashion game is always on point 🤣 I always notice his fresh button up shirts
@@legendarybeefcurtain9502 he buys them from wojciech cejrowski
Dont apologize for the rain. Its actually quite soothing as you speak. I almost go into a meditative state. Here in SW Va, its been in the upper 90's for weeks, with absolutely no rain. The grass crunches under your feet, leaving foot prints in the dead grass. All my small trees are under 40% shade cloth so as to NOT burn, and not dry out too much before I get home to water. I am watering even my Vinka vines. Never seen these start dying off from the heat like this. We are DESPERATE for rain at this point.
I would just love one snip off that tree!! Beautiful!
I think a series of videos on creating and maintaining an apex is in dire need, Peter.
AGREED!!!!
Sunday Breakfast at its best.
Stunning results Peters magic hands just allow the tree to show its beauty again 👍
This has been my favorite tranformation
I'm actually heartbroken over the fact that deshojo isn't mine, such a beautiful tree! Outstanding work Peter
I can almost feel the tree taking a deep breath of releave..great ! Loved watching and thanks for sharing.
Every time there is a new video from Heron Bonsai I am jumping with joy.
Like wise I cant get enough
Amazing with that different look. It went from being a pretty boring tree, to a beautiful one.
I used the style principles I’ve learned from you on my container grown Autumn Moon maples - just a little trim, because I don’t really know what I’m doing yet, just to let some light in, and taking crossed branches away - and I’m just delighted by the beauty and elegance just that much created in them. And yes, I once was a hairdresser, and it really felt very similar to cutting hair. Thank you.
love the rainsounds in the background, like asmr
Hi Peter, thank you again for showing us all your work! is like a online lesson but you getting it for free. I do appreciate it thank you!
Beautiful tree and beautifully done! I'm never sure why some people don't trim maples like mad, it's fairly obvious in summer that they just grow back again virtually instantly. And part of the fun is trimming them.
I must confess, I had a Herons Bonsai weekend this weekend. Did the lawn, weeded, dug up about three free bonsai, then re-wired several trees with the old alu wire. Oh yes and the local robin showed up for the weeding :-)
However my shirt collection is nowhere near on point.
Oh dear - you must visit the real Herons.
I have to say that I truly love each and every one of these maple videos you guys make!
That looks fantastic well done Peter that lis superb maple 😊
Wonderful video! I'm new top bonsai and really enjoyed see how you shaped the tree. Looking forward to working on my deshojo maple this weekend. Thank you!
There is something special about seeing a true master at work.
Beautiful colour! Beautiful tree and a wise bonsai master like peter. Perfect sunday morning.
Great job, you can definately see the structure better and it is much more elegant!
I have upright and weeping Japanese maples in my landscape and in containers. Watching your videos have greatly increased my pruning skills. I’ve heard that only 1/3 of a tree should be pruned at a time. Sometimes I’m afraid to do all that I’d like. I’m not the original owner of my home, and I only learned about pruning about 4 years ago, so there’s still a lot to correct. Thank you for making the videos.
Dear Herons Bonsai Team, Dear Peter, thanks for the many videos. I learned a lot from it. I look forward to every new video Greetings from Germany Franz
Indeed, in no competition with anyone. Bonsai is essentially art. And as far as I’m concerned, there’s no room for competition in the art of bonsai, only room for beauty and admiration for each other’s work ☯️
NIce one Peter... I love the colour of the Deshojo.
Lovely tree...looking even better now. TY
I love the maples that have many trunks, they look like real to me.
I totally agree.
PNW here, I had to wait until midnight so that it was really my Sunday morning...😉
Another happy friend and His beautiful healthy Deshojo 🌲, Bravo Peter and Thx for sharing. Keep them coming 😄.
Just love Deshojos!!! 🍁😍
That looks lovely Peter wish it was my tree
excellent work, thanks for generous sharing
Sir is awesome .....
And his style of sitting on the table by on side of his hips is much incredible
Great work to reduce the density of the leaves and reshape the tree. What is the date of pruning? It helps to get the information on the tree growth. Thanks.
That is a beautiful tree!!
Wow! What a transformation 🤩.
Brilliant!
Perfectly done Peter.
That's a very beautiful tree, really love your work.
Thank you Peter for this awesome video. AS always excellent work!
Such a beautiful tree. The natural style and that lovely red top layer with the green underneath.
Thanks Peter, that is a nice tree.
GREAT AS ALWAYS..!!
THANK YOU FROM MEXICO… ❤️🙏🏼🌟
My Sunday morning Herons fix 🙏
Beautiful!
I always like your decision on sometimes not following the rules of a specific design but using the natural beauty and shape of the tree. In the wild trees have many shapes that are all beautiful. I can't wait until February when you repot that tree and hope you show that one also. Thanks for taking time and sharing these videos.
What a transformation - truly a work of art.
Good morning for me and other bonsai enthusiasts ,thanks to an other herons video. Thanks!
OMG 😮💨 to me this is real art
🌳 Snip Snip Snip! and the 🍁 MAPLE Looks great! Loved your piano 🎹 playing at the end!, 😎👍
Absolutely LOVE Your work ..Sir you are a true artist
Amazing work peter. That's about all I need to say.
Always waiting for your videos about bonsai and feel so interesting. Thank you from Sri Lanka.
Excellent work n explanation, thinning done has made this tree look so good now
Japanese red maple is what got me into bonsai i was given a seed kit for my birthday it looked so good on the box I now have red maple cuttings from my grandmother propagating I couldn't wait I plan on getting more bonsai they look beautiful!!
Another stunning vid and amazing work. Love how it turned out. Im a fan of the "natural" look my self. Thank you for sharing
19:23 before. Great video Boys. Peter you are a machine and totally right. You can do in 30 min what others would take quadrupled that time. Keep it up boys.
Amazing!!!
a wonderful bonsai
It's time for that repot :)
Great work. Walter Pall calls this the informal broom style.
This form is very natural for maples. I am not sure that I have ever seen a single trunk maple tree with horizontal branches and a conical, Christmas Tree shape in nature, but I have seen many with two or more large branches growing upwards. Actually, there are several growing in my yard. If you go to the Park nearby that has some primary succession native Acer sp. growing in its forest, you will find many. If Bonsai is supposed to represent a mature tree growing in nature then this is the correct form for a maple tree.
You are absolutely right.
Such an elegant tree. I do love maple. I have 12 maples of my own but not as beautiful as this one. I wish you can help me make trim them to half as beautiful as this one.
Found a few maple seeds that have blown into my yard. I have now idea what maples they are, I have searched the neighbourhood around me and cant find one any where near me. Time will tell as I am planting them, hope they sprout.
Goedemorgen,
19:28
You put the before text on the after shot!
Anyway, it has a lovely structure. Conventional or not. I get the appeal of a single trunk but the lines in this tree are quite pleasing.
The after is labeled "before" in the last take of the video. Other than that, wonderful work!
"Don't ask me how I know what to cut" - yes we will ask that, Peter, we will 😅
It’s raining. And I thought Peter installed a Zen Garden in his greenhouse/workshop. Lol
3:50 this is the beauty of bonsai. A tree is not good or bad it can be a tree without being judged by the observer.
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Here in California rain is sorely missed
Sir make some bonsai out of indian plants like prosopis cineraria👍🏻
Bonsai forest projects
If you could send me some Indian trees - I will work on them.
an artist doesnt copy, and artist doesnt charge by the hour
Hi, great video as always. do you (or anyone else) have any suggestions what varieties that suitable in tropical countries?, i have always loved JBP and maple but sadly they're subtropical plant..and i really like trees that have good bark and interesting leaves shape and colour. i planted JBP from seed and they're doing well now, almost 2 months old, but i'm sure they will not grow perfectly in tropical area.
Very nice, I know what you mean about taking a long time to chose what branch to cut ! Have you seen the bonsais on the Olympics behind the commentators ? Very nice too !
I did - they are maple trees
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Question Peter... I have several Tridents. One tree has three trunks that separate from the main trunk about 5 inches from the nebari into three. I've been contemplating taking off two of them, because as you said, it seems to be more pleasing to have just one trunk. I've been thinking and thinking about it. If I decide to, when it the best time of year to do such a drastic cut of two trunks? Up till now, I have done most deep structure pruning in late winter.
When Peter touches the maple, he runs his hands through the tree and it smiles. Beautiful.
Peter, next year when you re-pot will you do further branch pruning to lighten the branch structure even more or will you wait until the summer or leave the branches after the root prune for the tree to recover fully?
That wont need thinning out for another couple of years
@@peterchan3100 thank you.
Hi Peter, I am looking for my first bonsai. I really want a maple but I'm scared of Verticillium. Is it possible to prevent it? or should I get a juniper instead?
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Great job again Peter. I have a question :I bought a shin deshojo in a garden center. What is the different to an normal deshojo? Greats from germany
Most Japanese growers I spoke to do not know the difference. I personally dont think it is any different.
Thanks for answer, the tree my wive bought was crafted. The crafting looks ugli so i airleard the tree, the roots starts to Grow.Mr Peter Magic Spaghnum Moos trick. Thanks for your videos. Greats from germany
Mr. Chan,
I have started a few maples from seed and they are about two feet tall now. I want to thicken the trunks so when is the best time to head the trunks back?
Thanks for the vids
Best in early Spring
I’d like to get into bonsai but it seems very difficult.
Hello peter,, just wanted to know which pots are best suited for bonsai,, because most of the time i keep shifting.. Due to transferable job.. Please suggest
Bonsai pots can be ceramic - plastic or "Mica" (polyethylene ?). So long as they look right.
@@peterchan3100 I use ceramic pots,, but they break while shifting,, is mica non breakable?
@@belarani8605 - Indestructible
Do you ever cut a branch and realize it was a mistake right away. How do you mentally get over it?
I can never make cuts and always confused
Just give it a go and see what happens. That's part of the fun.
Hello Herons bonsai fans, I have a question. I recently planted some Japanese maple seeds, and one of those seeds turned out to be albino! I've read it doesn't stand a chance because it lacks the ability to photosynthesize. Is there anyway I could keep it alive? I'm holding out hope. 😟
Grow it and see what happens. One tip- they dont like being in full sun.
@@peterchan3100 Ah good to know. I will definitely try my best at keeping the little tree alive.
Investigate with glucose, it helped me to save a small lemon tree that I burned the roots due to an error in the fertilizer.
@@joshhhuagarcia1890 what kind of glucose? I'll try anything to keep it alive lol
@@starkieable According to an article I read in a Spanish magazine, Bonsai Pasion nº 54, it is about D glucose, which is the same as that used for physiological serum. One part glucose is diluted in eight parts water. It is watered and sprayed. Due to the urgency of the case, I had to do it with the first one I found, which was an oral in single-dose sachets, it worked for me but the tree was all sticky solved with a subsequent shower. That is my experience with glucose.
I would like to buy? Is it possible to ship to India sir?
Where can I buy this kind of tree in the US? anybody in the comment pls lmk
I got mine from lowes and I got four but now I got six because I air layered 2 ☺️so download the app and you can order online or find one that has them at that store location
Peter chan goes shopping and the store pays him for doing his groceries
The before and before shots... 😅
How how how ?
Can I grow maple in south India? And if yes ,then which species?
Too hot for India - maybe in the Himalayas.
@@peterchan3100 Will a Mature tree survive?
@@manishyt3433 Maples don't grow well if it's too hot and they need winter for dormancy.
Hi sir. How are you
How do u decide what to cut ?
Listen to my commentary - I do explain the process.
How do you know what to cut ?
Google how to prune a bonsai tree and under images look at the image by bonsai empire. The picture is right there .
Alwais great inspiration from Mr.Chen, but the question is.....how is going to get fired for the text editing error on the photos at the end of the video?😂😂