Making Small Pine Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2022
- In this video I take three small Pines and show you how to prune and shape them into bonsai.
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Only doing things when you enjoy them, what a valuable life lesson.
The chair trick for wire is genius!
In the mood = in the zone
The last tree is awesome.
The japanese grafting looks so much better.Thank you for showing us🌺
Thank you for starting my day with this delightful video!
Thanks all, a nice relaxed tutorial with some nice pines.
Pines are my favourite! Thanks peter. 😊
Thanks Peter.
That's right" PASS THE KNOWLEDGE ON " and my friend Mr Peter Chann you are PASS THE KNOWLEDGE ON .
BONSAI FOR EVERYBODY. We all thank you for your knowledge Mr Peter Chann 👍👍👍Ernie smith from brisbane Australia
Good morning Peter (and club),
I received yesterday my copy of Bonsai Masterclass - The definitive chapter (the new print of your famous book so difficult to find).
The content of the book is outstanding with some part really useful but also difficult to find else ways (one example for all: the tips for arranging trees in a forest).
The quality of the book is impeccable: the paper and the binding are top notch, the layout is functional and readable, and the pictures just great! I highly recommend this book to any bonsai enthusiast, you won’t be disappointed!
I’d also like to thank you Peter for the nice words you wrote for me and Yoshie: it’s really something that we should remember each day!
Thanks again and have a nice Sunday!
Wonderful meeting you and Yoshie the other day - Glad you like my updated book. Always nice to get feedback from fans especially positive feedback.
I just placed an order for two copies 😊
Thank you for the heads up! I didn’t know they were already available !
@@noumine We had 90 advance copies - the 1000 copies earmarked for the nursery are stuck at the docks - Thanks to BREXIT getting things from Europe is a nightmare !!! Please bear with us and sorry for the delay.
@@peterchan3100 No worries. If I may be bold enough to ask for you to please sign them for me, it would make me sooo very happy, grateful and appreciative. -from Minnesota :D
@@noumine Copies to the USA are sent direct from our distributor so I won't be able to sign. Only if you visit the nursery can I sign the book for you. I am so sorry.
Good morning Sunday Morning Bonsai Breakfast Clubbers 🙏❤️🌳☕️🥐
I am currently going through a phase where I am obsessed with Japanese Black Pine at the moment. I would love to find a really nice small domed shohin JBP with a nice mature trunk.
I will try and source some for next year.
I really appreciated Peter explaining the grafts at the beginning. I’m starting to advance my knowledge of Bonsai past the beginner stage and it was really appreciated:)
The hand of the craftsman 🙏🏻🎋🪴
Each Sunday better than Netflix
Well I dont earn Netflix money - even if I did what would that do for me.
Sipping my morning coffee while I watch 😊
Awesome...thx for sharing Peter 👍
I hope I can visit one day
Congratulations peter .. 400k fans are here🖤
Good morning breakfast club. With my Peter Chan infusion today I will be drinking Lemon, mint and rosemary tea.
Sounds nice. I usually drink Chrysanthemum tea in the evening
@@peterchan3100 You may remember it's usually a coffee start on a Sunday for many of us fans, but I'm always open to new experiences 🙏
Good morning! I'd normally start on coffee but after being concerned about my blood pressure I've decided to go decaff tea :)
All the best to you guys and your health
@@Stettafire Oddly, that may be the greater part of my choice too 😉
Always enjoy your instruction videos. Thank you.
Haha love the diy bonsai spinning table it's an old swivel chair with rolling feet taken off ..and the top of chair removed ..then board attached. .brilliant...great vid as usual
Peter, Thank you for all that you share with everyone. You have opened up to the world bonsai to everyone.
Thank you so much.
I just ordered a copy of your revised Bonsai Master Class, Master Chan I love Bonsai and I can’t wait to read your book… your videos are aweosme I have been watching for over three years now! Although I’m across the world I feel at times I’m in your garden… some day my garden will be as beautiful as your heron’s garden thank you sir! From Houston, Texas , 🇺🇸
Hope you can visit us one day.
Very interesting Peter. Thanks
Thanks for being in the mood to share Peter, and good mind reading Josh. I was looking forward to the juniper air layering, I am in the middle of pruning my massive junipers in my front yard and was wondering if I could air layer. Another topic for another video. Can't wait, keep it up boys. Cheers!
Thanks peter for that free workshop. 🙏🏻❤️ especially small pines with long needles are difficult to put them into a proportional bonsai.
I find pines easier then other trees to work on, but that's the amazing thing about this "hobby" we all have strengths and weaknesses :)
Watching you work, is not only educational, but very calming and thought provoking... you really help me decompress and I appreciate it, thank you.
Morning breakfast club
3rd shift worker here. Washington State, US. Peter helps keep my imagination engaged on slow overnights.
I just " rescued" my 1st bonsai and when I got home and really checked it out I realized it had been grafted and its a side graft and looks terrible! Its always going to show because its done at the middle of the tree. THANK U PETER FOR EVERY VIDEO! I'm learning so much.
Wow, that semi cascade is beautiful, thank you Peter.
So wonderful your work is. Especially that you don't waste equipment. I love that wire straightening trick too. You are giving me and courage to work on my little trees again. I love your show.
That waa such a sweet video. I really enjoyed it 💖💖💖💖💖
Thank you for your comment 👍
Nice! And inspiring! Especially the last one! Personally, I use that (partially) spiral winding quite a lot, especially with rather young trees and fast growing trees. Works for me... Thank you for sharing!
Again as usual a great video on pines, thank you Peter, I think I have mentioned before I have all your books from over 20 to 30 years ago along with a large collection of other bonsai books but yours a very special to me.
Thank you Joe.
Großartig, danke für dieses lehrreiche Video! Ich denke ich werde in den kommenden Tagen mal nach Rohmaterial Ausschau halten! Danke an dich Peter und Grüße an dein gesamtes Team.
Thanks Peter
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Sir Peter always makes this look simple. My tree however looks like a Christmas tree where the lights have been left on too long! I need to watch some previous videos!! Lol
Awesome way to straighten used wires
Thank you for the lesson!
Thank you so much. Your teaching technique - guiding your audience with a guided description telling us what you are planning, and why.
Thank you again for sharing your talent and inspiring me to attempt something similar with a small, 2 year old, pine seedling I've planned to use in my first attempt to create a bonsai. (I will see if I can send you before and after pictures.)
Send some pics to our office
Thank you for making such a simple and straightforward video! I learned a handful of new things, and got some inspiration to move forward with a few trees that I wasn't feeling confident about. I really appreciate it.
Another great vid thanks for sharing
The positive about forcing yourself is that you get a good result in the end, in a few years maybe.
Practice, practice, practice
Thank you Heron . i learn every day from you. You are blessed.
I really enjoy your videos, you are a wonderful person and expert bonsai crafter
Tradução Pará o português do Brasil GRATIDÃO 🙏👏
Very instructional Sifu Chan.
Josh is an excellent camera man...and ideal person for these videos. Good for him. Women are NOT ladies Peter !! How do you live with those endless planes overhead.
What a transformation to these little pines. So many options to choose from. 🌲
take care master
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Peter, over the last few months I've enjoyed all 479 of your videos. I have tried bonsai various times over the years, sadly not always successfully. Your videos have given me new knowledge and confidence to try again! I have one purchased cedar bonsai, and other trees I have found on our property, including hemlock, maples, and a golden rain tree. You have covered wiring trees to a great extent, it would be helpful to learn how to test and see when to remove wiring. I'm sure different trees hold shape sooner than others. Do you ever take wiring off too soon, how do you know? It would be great if you would spend a bit more time explaining your judgements and deer decisions that go into unwiring trees.
We'd love to visit your nursery someday, sadly we could only return to the USA with a bare root bonsai which would surely die!
Dont take off the wire too soon and Yes if you visit the UK I will give you a free lesson in wiring etc
The concept of grafting is mind blowing to me. Nature is incredible!
Its almost like a heart transplant in human terms.
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Very nice work. thank you.. How old those pine trees are ?
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Nice video 👍💚I enjoy it🖕
How do you make coconut bonsai?
Just keep it pot bound. I have seen a couple of nice ones as bonsai in my travels.
Please can I ask, when re potting.is done, what the tree retail at, thank you
are sacrificial branches the same with pines to get a big trunk. Is it the same in most cases
Question: What are they grafted to and why? It seems a larger seedling root, with a mature branch from a desired specimen tree to get instant ramification. Is this correct? My pines are not that mature looking, as volunteer seedlings.
Hi mr. Chan,
I have a similiar "starter" white pine, however on the internet I mainly read it is best too prune in the fall or spring, but you are doing it mid summer.
What is the best time to prune a starter white pine?
Thank you in advance.
Who says that ?? - You can prune any time of the year.
Peter, I live in Edmonton Alberta Canada, and recently purchased some dwarf Alberta pines along with 2 types of Juniper’s to start my first attempt at bonsai. Should I be bringing them inside during our winter (zone 3) or plant them in the ground?
Yes but not in a warm room.
How does on order your new book? Can we get It in the US?
Yes you can. Just go on to our Herons Bonsai website and order. They are shipped all over the world from our distributor in Germany.
@@peterchan3100 Done. Thank you!
Why are the trees grafted at all. Is it too difficult to start from seed. I
Some plants from seed are not as strong.
Does anyone know the purpose of grafting a tree?
It's done to help the tree. Normally a less robust tree is grated onto a vigorous rootstock that will cope with local climate better.
Sometimes though I think it's overdone
Why do they graft? To make lots of copies of an ideal tree?
If you grow from seed then the resulting plant will be subject to genetic variation so is not 100% guaranteed to exhibit the exact same characteristics of either parent plants even if the seed is said to "come true". Think of the child of a black man and a white woman - the child is neither 100% black nor 100% white...
However, if plants are propagated from cuttings or by grafting then the characteristics are 100% guaranteed since you would be making genetic clones of the parent plant.
Grafting is just a method for fusing a cutting (otherwise known as a scion in grafting terms) to a compatible rootstock to produce a single plant. The general rules for compatibility are that both plants (scion and rootstock) must be from the same botanical species or family of plants.
Why use a different rootstock? Simple, the rootstock can be chosen so that it confers properties like drought tolerance, disease resistance, vigour etc that is not present in the scion to the scion. Grafted plants also have this property called precocity (ie maturity) that will allow it to bear flowers and form seeds at an earlier age than a plant grown from seed.
Also, cuttings taken from some plants may not readily produce roots so, in those cases, grafting may be a more suitable way of propagating them.
Peter Sir...Will it be possible to have your autograph on your book bonsai masterclass which I have ordered 🙏
Why save wire? Its so expensive.
We are not Ladies...we are women. Thank you.
No, we're ladies, thank you