OMG!!! That mic changes everything! Admittedly I stopped watching your videos because of the wind noise and the noise from the constant aeroplanes above. Couldn't stand listening to it. But this is soooo much better! Thank you, I'm now back on your channel 💚
Thank you for your video! For me, the new mic. is cuting most of the Plain-noise out, but unfortunally also most of the Atmospheric sound. If I could choose, I woud like to take the "old" sound! More athmospere les studio like. But as you wish! I thank you very much for all of your videos, they gave me a lot of explanation you cant find in books!
Thank you Peter the pines pruning I think a lot of people have problems with so it is very worthwhile to demonstrate how you deal with them. This weekend we had visitors to our garden for a barbecue, I get the same old remark I had a bonsai bought for me and it died, another remark shouldn’t all the trees be inside the house. I suggest they what your common sense videos and they will learn a lot from you but I expect they won’t bother. I tell them bonsai is a commitment to keep the tree the best it can be, not something to be just looked at and admired as you sit in the garden with your drinks.
It helped me a lot. It’s amazing to me how 100 people can explain something and not one mL will absorb into my brain but 2 sentences from Peter explains it all!🤣👍. Each node in a pine was a candle… that’s all we need to really know.
Recently finished Summer work on my 40 years old Deshojo. Still learning daily. Thank you mr. Chan 🙌 A tip for everyone, if you aim for smaller leafs, don’t fertilize after leaf pruning. They will grow even bigger. I experienced this a few seasons ago 😄
I like that you encourage us to experiment with different techniques so that we learn from our own experiences. The pruning looks great. The microphone works so well at blocking out airplane noises and we can hear your very well. I imagine the microphone will be a nice addition when you are walking around in the grown growing fields.
Thank you Peter for helping us and providing timeless entertainment. I recently bought one of your books and I have thoroughly enjoyed all you have done to cultivate your passion and how you show your passion in your work. It is very unique and inspiring.
I have to add, my 7ft tall gifted potted Japanese maple was scorched this summer and I’ve removed all the leaves and got a lot of negative remarks about it. New leaves have emerged and the tree is moving on. Thank you!
Very good! Not only the new mic but I would say: pay attention to that leaving-the-petioles! I think that's quite important and I practice that for quite a few decades now. It protects and feeds the new buds that are growing or will grow from the leaf axil. To my opinion it's quite an important instruction and lesson and really a great help for the trees to make new leaves and foliage. It is certainly my experience for many years. Keep up the good works, mr Chan!
I have a douglas pine (new to me), about 5ft tall and still kinda young. Do these back bud well when pruning as if its a pine? Got some lower branches (first 2- 2 1/2 feet) with zero needles so guessing they are dead, can be removed and made into some jin, after that all branches have needles. Beginner in bonsai and eager to learn so appreciate the help 😊
Fantastic video, great tips with the maples and now I know how to propagate my Olive tree. Oh and I never thought about growing a pomegranate tree so that’s added to my experiment list 💚🪴
Much improved sound quality, thank you. It seems cruel to leaf prune, but I can understand the necessity when sun burning has occurred, or irreversible wilting after a little watering neglect. A good reminder from you to only lightly wire maples, I made the mistake of wiring and shaping a trunk and in less than a year, the trunk had swollen and almost covered the wire. It has produced an interesting effect, the cause of which is blatantly obvious though. Artistic or rookie error?
CRICKY Mr Peter Chann many thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips.🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅 The new microphone is very professional and works extremely well. Keep the dream alive son Aussie Aussie Aussie GDAY MATE from brisbane Australia
Dear Mr. Peter Chan, I love watching your videos! It’s very calming and also I learn from it every time:-) I have a question hopefully you can help me with. A couple of weeks ago I dug up an japanese maple from the ground. It’s a red maple, not sure what kind, not a dissectum. Anyway, my friend who has had it for more than 15 years was moving out and I was given the maple. At first I wanted to put it in a pot, so I removed quite alot of roots to fit it into the pot. But then later I decided to put it in the ground in my own front yard. Sadly I think the tree was suffering from the big operation, cutting the roots and standing in full sun for a week, so most of the leaves have been scorched. So my question is; I believe the tree will recover and the roots will grow, but should I leaf cut it? Most of the leaves are falling off and I wonder if it is safe to defoliate it… giving the circumstances.. roots are stressed, not the suitable time to have done this, but I had no choice. Should I leave the tree alone or cut all the leaves and let it produce a second crop? I hope you have any advice on the matter. Or anyone who has ideas thanks very much!!
If you live in the northern hemisphere and you dug it up in Summer - then the chances of survival for this tree will be very low. You also removed quite a lot of root - that is dangerous to do. Dont dig it up again - just leave it in your front yard and keep it watered. With a bit of luck it might survive but dont be disappointed if it doesn't. Learn from your mistake.
Nice video. Not a bonsai but I had to remove all the leaves on a blueberry bush a couple of months back because it got really scorched. It was so bad thought I was going to lose it. It's now covered in new leaves so the technique really does work. Is that beautiful shirt inspired by Monet? Also can we have an update on the cuttings you took from the pines? Did they take?
The microphone works great for filtering out the plane noise, but now we can’t hear the birds (nature) in the background. Just remember to not use the microphone on your walks through the nursery and the property 😉. Loved this video, I had to defoliate two of my maples this summer, so far the new crop is small.
Sir Chan, I have read couple of your books and watch videos now. My 15 yrs old trident maple never leaf this year. Buds did swell but that's all. Is it dead and what could be the reason?
Peter, I removed all the leaves from my japanese maples as you recommended, but it looks like my trees didn't like it and suffer a bit. It has been a month and even one leaf hasn't grown :( any ideas what I could do to help them reproduce new leaves?
This is a bit of a naive question but what is the point of leaf cutting? Is the tree at risk of dying or is it purely an aesthetic procedure? I'd imagine if left in the state these trees were, they'd drop their leaves in autumn and bounce back in the spring. Also, the new mic sounds great ... at the expense of some of the old Heron's charm.
The point of leaf cutting that peter shows is if ur maple tree gets sunburned and all the leafs dry out its no longer going to photosythesize therefore u are cutting to force the tree to produce new leafs to put energy back into the tree. Also can make the leafs smaller. Be carefull though ive had many small young maples die either bec it didnt have enough strength to push another set of leafs out or once the new leafs emerge u have to take care of them meaning dont let them get saturated by rain and burnt by sun again. And remember no leafs uses less water . Sometimes could be tricky depending how old ur maple is. Hope this helps
Peter , can you dive deeper into defoliating JM . I have a JM that has been little sun scorched but I’m trying to understand if I should defoliate or Not . I’m worried I’ll be tapping into the trees energy reserves and I don’t wanna tap into the tree’s energy if it will mean it’ll affect next seasons strength
Ive had alot of young maples die but its the aftercare thats really important and depends how old ur maple is. Few leafs i wouldnt worry . All depends how strong that maple is. I have alot of 1 gal maples and some die. Def put in shade and watch those new leafs as they emerge like a hawk cause if they go ur tree may die
Well done Peter, the new microphone works wonders
The new mic is much better as it follows you around and doesn't fade in and out as you move. Thanks for the great maple tips.
The new mic has really done a good job! Also we can hear you even if you are facing away from the camera or walking away now
It is great watching you work and seeing a branch that I don't like just before you decide to remove it. These videos are very effective. Thank you
Thank you for another great bonsai lesson. Your new microphone has definitely made a positive difference.
The mic is the best! well done !
OMG!!! That mic changes everything! Admittedly I stopped watching your videos because of the wind noise and the noise from the constant aeroplanes above. Couldn't stand listening to it. But this is soooo much better! Thank you, I'm now back on your channel 💚
Thank you for the new microphone. You can still here the planes but it's faint and quick. Makes listening much better
The microphone do the job!
Thank you for your video! For me, the new mic. is cuting most of the Plain-noise out, but unfortunally also most of the Atmospheric sound. If I could choose, I woud like to take the "old" sound! More athmospere les studio like. But as you wish! I thank you very much for all of your videos, they gave me a lot of explanation you cant find in books!
Thank you Peter the pines pruning I think a lot of people have problems with so it is very worthwhile to demonstrate how you deal with them. This weekend we had visitors to our garden for a barbecue, I get the same old remark I had a bonsai bought for me and it died, another remark shouldn’t all the trees be inside the house. I suggest they what your common sense videos and they will learn a lot from you but I expect they won’t bother. I tell them bonsai is a commitment to keep the tree the best it can be, not something to be just looked at and admired as you sit in the garden with your drinks.
It helped me a lot. It’s amazing to me how 100 people can explain something and not one mL will absorb into my brain but 2 sentences from Peter explains it all!🤣👍. Each node in a pine was a candle… that’s all we need to really know.
The new mic works great :)
Thank you Peter for sharing your thoughts and knowledge to us. The mic is working out, I can hear you clearly.
Recently finished Summer work on my 40 years old Deshojo. Still learning daily. Thank you mr. Chan 🙌
A tip for everyone, if you aim for smaller leafs, don’t fertilize after leaf pruning. They will grow even bigger. I experienced this a few seasons ago 😄
I like that you encourage us to experiment with different techniques so that we learn from our own experiences.
The pruning looks great.
The microphone works so well at blocking out airplane noises and we can hear your very well. I imagine the microphone will be a nice addition when you are walking around in the grown growing fields.
Thank you Peter for helping us and providing timeless entertainment. I recently bought one of your books and I have thoroughly enjoyed all you have done to cultivate your passion and how you show your passion in your work. It is very unique and inspiring.
I have to add, my 7ft tall gifted potted Japanese maple was scorched this summer and I’ve removed all the leaves and got a lot of negative remarks about it. New leaves have emerged and the tree is moving on. Thank you!
Thank you Peter, great lesson. The mic worked great. I could hear you much better and no air traffic noise👍
Thanks for the tip on the height of the bench, Peter! I’ll keep it in mind when I setup my own benches.
Very good! Not only the new mic but I would say: pay attention to that leaving-the-petioles! I think that's quite important and I practice that for quite a few decades now. It protects and feeds the new buds that are growing or will grow from the leaf axil. To my opinion it's quite an important instruction and lesson and really a great help for the trees to make new leaves and foliage. It is certainly my experience for many years. Keep up the good works, mr Chan!
The microphone is a major upgrade to the quality. All the best Mr Chan! From Toronto
Morning herons bonsai
Hello. Mic is working great. Thank you for your teach8ng.
The microphone does a good job- although I do enjoy your videos with the background sound...🤗
love the dampened plane noise
Your microphone worked brilliantly. 🎉
I have a douglas pine (new to me), about 5ft tall and still kinda young. Do these back bud well when pruning as if its a pine? Got some lower branches (first 2- 2 1/2 feet) with zero needles so guessing they are dead, can be removed and made into some jin, after that all branches have needles. Beginner in bonsai and eager to learn so appreciate the help 😊
Great reminder, tx. I will do some tomorrow! Btw the sound is much better, tx
I adore your videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Fantastic video, great tips with the maples and now I know how to propagate my Olive tree. Oh and I never thought about growing a pomegranate tree so that’s added to my experiment list 💚🪴
Good morning Herons Bonsia
Thx for sharing Peter
Much improved sound quality, thank you. It seems cruel to leaf prune, but I can understand the necessity when sun burning has occurred, or irreversible wilting after a little watering neglect. A good reminder from you to only lightly wire maples, I made the mistake of wiring and shaping a trunk and in less than a year, the trunk had swollen and almost covered the wire. It has produced an interesting effect, the cause of which is blatantly obvious though. Artistic or rookie error?
Great camera work. Thanks for explaining exactly where to cut. That always confused me.
CRICKY Mr Peter Chann many thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips.🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅 The new microphone is very professional and works extremely well. Keep the dream alive son Aussie Aussie Aussie GDAY MATE from brisbane Australia
Learnt a lot ❤
Dear Mr. Peter Chan, I love watching your videos! It’s very calming and also I learn from it every time:-)
I have a question hopefully you can help me with.
A couple of weeks ago I dug up an japanese maple from the ground. It’s a red maple, not sure what kind, not a dissectum. Anyway, my friend who has had it for more than 15 years was moving out and I was given the maple.
At first I wanted to put it in a pot, so I removed quite alot of roots to fit it into the pot. But then later I decided to put it in the ground in my own front yard.
Sadly I think the tree was suffering from the big operation, cutting the roots and standing in full sun for a week, so most of the leaves have been scorched.
So my question is; I believe the tree will recover and the roots will grow, but should I leaf cut it? Most of the leaves are falling off and I wonder if it is safe to defoliate it… giving the circumstances.. roots are stressed, not the suitable time to have done this, but I had no choice.
Should I leave the tree alone or cut all the leaves and let it produce a second crop?
I hope you have any advice on the matter. Or anyone who has ideas thanks very much!!
If you live in the northern hemisphere and you dug it up in Summer - then the chances of survival for this tree will be very low. You also removed quite a lot of root - that is dangerous to do. Dont dig it up again - just leave it in your front yard and keep it watered. With a bit of luck it might survive but dont be disappointed if it doesn't. Learn from your mistake.
The new microphone works really well, too bad it also removes birdsong, but you can't have it both ways, right?
Lol The new mic makes the planes sound like demons.
Yes, the new mic is much better!
Nice video. Not a bonsai but I had to remove all the leaves on a blueberry bush a couple of months back because it got really scorched. It was so bad thought I was going to lose it. It's now covered in new leaves so the technique really does work. Is that beautiful shirt inspired by Monet? Also can we have an update on the cuttings you took from the pines? Did they take?
Speaking of seeds, I was wondering if you have done a video on sewing the maple seeds and seedling care.
There are several videos that I have done on this subject - you have to trawl through them.
The microphone works great for filtering out the plane noise, but now we can’t hear the birds (nature) in the background. Just remember to not use the microphone on your walks through the nursery and the property 😉. Loved this video, I had to defoliate two of my maples this summer, so far the new crop is small.
Sir Chan, I have read couple of your books and watch videos now. My 15 yrs old trident maple never leaf this year. Buds did swell but that's all. Is it dead and what could be the reason?
Did you repot it ? If you did then this could be a reason for it not leafing. Could also be due to the very hard winter you may have had.
@@peterchan3100 yes we had a week long freeze. So should I continue caring it and it will leaf next year or it is Resting In Peace?
wow good to see you again sir.. love from sikkim.india
sir how to grow maple 🍁 seeds..
I think the new mic is excellent, it allows us to concentrate more on what youre saying and less on distracting jet engine roar !
the microfoon works great!
10/10 mic
Peter, I removed all the leaves from my japanese maples as you recommended, but it looks like my trees didn't like it and suffer a bit. It has been a month and even one leaf hasn't grown :( any ideas what I could do to help them reproduce new leaves?
I prefer the other mic. This new one distorts the background. The old one sounded natural as if we were there with Peter.
Same here.
When is best to prune Mugo Pine? Should I wait until September?
You can still prune now.
This is a bit of a naive question but what is the point of leaf cutting? Is the tree at risk of dying or is it purely an aesthetic procedure? I'd imagine if left in the state these trees were, they'd drop their leaves in autumn and bounce back in the spring.
Also, the new mic sounds great ... at the expense of some of the old Heron's charm.
The point of leaf cutting that peter shows is if ur maple tree gets sunburned and all the leafs dry out its no longer going to photosythesize therefore u are cutting to force the tree to produce new leafs to put energy back into the tree. Also can make the leafs smaller. Be carefull though ive had many small young maples die either bec it didnt have enough strength to push another set of leafs out or once the new leafs emerge u have to take care of them meaning dont let them get saturated by rain and burnt by sun again. And remember no leafs uses less water . Sometimes could be tricky depending how old ur maple is. Hope this helps
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Such a great pity that the trees didn't receive proper horticultural care in the first place ☹️ Puts me off purchasing ☹️
Thats part of life - especially now when Climate change is a serious issue.
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Peter , can you dive deeper into defoliating JM . I have a JM that has been little sun scorched but I’m trying to understand if I should defoliate or Not . I’m worried I’ll be tapping into the trees energy reserves and I don’t wanna tap into the tree’s energy if it will mean it’ll affect next seasons strength
Ive had alot of young maples die but its the aftercare thats really important and depends how old ur maple is. Few leafs i wouldnt worry . All depends how strong that maple is. I have alot of 1 gal maples and some die. Def put in shade and watch those new leafs as they emerge like a hawk cause if they go ur tree may die
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