plus je regarde vos vidéos, plus j'achète d'arbres, plus je m'aperçois qu'il faut encore acheter des arbres je suis en france, je comprend un mot sur quatre, mais vos explications sont simples et claires, et tout devient possible grand merci
Remarkable work as always! I've been keeping a close eye on my local garden centers for when they finally get their baby shrubs and trees in stock for the season. I can't wait to try and apply everything I've learned from your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
You and me both!! I've made several trips to my local nursery to see if anything's been on clearance, and I can't WAIT for them to get their new stock in.
Peter, I never stop thanking you, I've been following you since your first videos and I think I've seen them all. I have learned so many things from you that I put into practice every day. You are my master of bonsai and sometimes even of life. Thank you
Love this video. So relaxing, as are all Peter's videos. He takes away the blob and makes a masterpiece. And the lessons he presents as he trims are wonderful -- "less is more but nothing is no good." What a lesson! Thanks so much for the inspirations.
Sir I'm from India. I made a bonsai tree myself only watching through your videos. It's very informative and useful to me, easy to understand also.Thank you so much sir.
Carnt wait peter for my next purchase I only recommend herons bonsai for any garden and bonsai enthusiast and peter is right I was going to by 2 hinoki Cypress 2 months ago b4 my last order and they sold out very beautiful good service and a very good hart u dont find many people like Peter chan carnt wait till my next purchase thanks peter for everything wishing u and ur family and staff staying safe from this horrible nightmare ov a virus x
I dont set out to do that but I know what you mean. Spiritual as distinct from religious. I like to think I am spiritual though not necessarily religious.
This was fantastic!!! I truly appreciate your wisdom and your generosity in sharing your experience!! Thank you very much!!! Greetings from Southern New Jersey, US
Thank you Peter for posting these teaching videos. I was inspired to start my first bonsais just last month and the advice you give in every video is so helpful!
We have a small Hinoki Cypress that we made last year and it's still going strong thanks to all your teachings Peter. Thanks for all the inspiration :)
I just grabbed a blue star juniper from a garden center to prune because you made this look so approachable and it looks so good and i have only cleaned out the dead stuff from the center and trimmed a few branches. repotting this weekend for further trimming and wiring to practice.
My Hinoki arrived today (From Herons- thanks guys!). Once the weather isn't so rubbish I'll get to turning it into a Bonsai. As something a little different I also got a Lawsons Cypress from a Garden Centre, not sure how well they Bonsai but I'll give it a go.
I got a similar size Golden(Lemon) Cypress tree here in India, and repotted it, and did some pruning to give it the tree-like shape. No wires used! Thanks a lot Peter!
This was so helpful! Have killed two lovely little cypresses before I even got to work on them due to improper care. The cutting between branches lesson was great, although need more guidance as two which branches to select. Should the be selected as to thickest and most prominent and then remove the smaller ones. Seems obvious but I could not see what you were cutting as trees is so small. I have learned so much from you. Thank you for myself and the thousands of others you have helped, as well as all of the trees whose lives you have saved.🙋♀️
Great lesson. I heard it's difficult to get back-budding on Hinoki, and I wondered of there is anything one can do besides something rather complicated, such as grafting maybe, otherwise I'd worry about long branches with no foliage besides at the tip.
Hi I noticed you didn’t wire this plant down to the pot ? I have never done a bonsai yet , I have all the supplies and watched many of your very enjoyable videos so thank you so so much
Wiring to the pot is done to avoid the tree falling off the pot in case the pot topples over by accident. It’s a safety measure and not necessary if the bonsai pots are not exposed to pets, children, strong wind and similar.
Love your channel. I watch a lot of your videos but I always have them playing when I working around my home and I miss some things. What’s the average time that the wire stays on?
I bought a Cupressus Macrocarpa recently, to make a Bonsai. I need to prune, style and repot it. I heard a lot of conflicting sources regarding the use or necessity of sealing wounds on trees that you prune. The tree is nursery stock and it is a reasonably tall tree. I plan on putting it in an aerated growing pot first, so that it can establish itself in the habitat away from the Nursery. But the major styling and cutting that I need to do seems like it might do more harm than good if I don't ask for help first. As someone who does not have access to a Bonsai sensei to learn how, other than your videos, I'd like to know what you would advise me to do please? Thank you for your valuable advice and amazing videos, they were a great motivation for me to start into Bonsai making.
How long is wiring left on? I have some junipers and the branches grew around the wire so that I now have spiral scars on the branches. Did I wire too tight or leave the wires on too long? Please, how do I prevent this problem?
I have seen enough of those kinds of bushes over my life. I have no desire to ever own a bonsai of these. Too many bad memories of spending time trimming and cleaning up after big bushes of these.
Is this the same species as the "Sekka" Hinoki? I have tried the Hinoki ( Sekka )4 times so far. All have died. I am not really sure why. Too much heat? Too much water? 4 Times. I am always tempted to try them again as they are gorgeous little trees, but until I understand them better, I am very scared to try again. I really tried different things each time trying to figure out why they start dying off.
More soil is added to stabilize the the plant in its pot it’s cheaper then loading the pot up with protective installation or at least that’s what I’ve been told
Depends what kind of insulation you use. I've seen some folk use woodchips that they have gotten for free from a local arborer. It may not be traditional, but it serves the same purpose. It's all basically a mulch. You can use compost as a mulch anyway, that will work (In our Uk climate at least, mulch varies a lot by climate). Of course, I'm talking on the gardening side here rather then the bonsai side.
Thank you! I have two questions: did you work with paperbark maple? Do you have any thoughts about it? My second question is about major trunk chop on old trees, are all tree have the ability to back bud on old wood?
Hello Sir. My husband and I love your videos! I was wondering if you might have any time and would be willing to do a short demonstration or something on a Zoom video as a fundraiser for my non profit organization , Lives Made Easier
I will do that with pleasure - In fact I have done quite a few for US audiences and asked them to donate my fee to charities. The good Lord will look after me for which I am grateful.
@@peterchan3100 that is so kind of you. Thank you so much. We have come to really enjoy your videos and watch them every night. I was thinking of a day or evening in April. Is there a day and time that works best for you? I realize we have to try to work it in with our different time zones. Thank you so much for your willingness and kindness
@@speakingofmypets - Are you in the UK or Europe ? If so - is it a live audience ? I prefer to do it during the afternoon . If in USA then it has to be afternoon our UK time. April is fine.
@@peterchan3100 yes I am in the USA and it will be a live audience. I am completely fine with whatever time is good for you. So what time in the afternoon would be best for you,? Is a Saturday ok? And if so, which Saturday in April works for you? I’m excited. I really appreciate this
Nice demonstration of how you can create something beautiful with a little courage to cut.
plus je regarde vos vidéos, plus j'achète d'arbres, plus je m'aperçois qu'il faut encore acheter des arbres
je suis en france, je comprend un mot sur quatre, mais vos explications sont simples et claires, et tout devient possible
grand merci
I love how Peter can simultaneously be extremely humble and entirely impressed with himself
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큰행운 이었습니다
부디 건강하세요
즐겁게 멋지고 행복하신분입니다~
Remarkable work as always! I've been keeping a close eye on my local garden centers for when they finally get their baby shrubs and trees in stock for the season. I can't wait to try and apply everything I've learned from your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
You and me both!! I've made several trips to my local nursery to see if anything's been on clearance, and I can't WAIT for them to get their new stock in.
@@ladystardust9707 Me three
"Less is more" - turning my head away for 3 sec - turning back: there's nothing on the tree
Nice, less is more...well done Master...😍👌👍👏
After decades of gardening I’m learning new stuff.
I dont mind the super long 50 minute videos, but this shorter format is very refreshing!
Can you create a gardening polo T-shirt with the words ‘the two branch principle’ on it. I would buy one for each of my family right now!
I will ask Tee-Mill to do it. We dont sell it but it is made and sold by this company.
Awesome 😁😂
And on the back. “Less Is More” 👍🏻😄
Peter, I never stop thanking you, I've been following you since your first videos and I think I've seen them all. I have learned so many things from you that I put into practice every day. You are my master of bonsai and sometimes even of life.
Thank you
the shirts are back - winter is over !
Amen!
You are incredible Sir! Cincinnati Ohio
Need to find me some trees after watching this 😁. As always thx for sharing Peter, can't wait to see the next one. Cheers
Love this video. So relaxing, as are all Peter's videos. He takes away the blob and makes a masterpiece. And the lessons he presents as he trims are wonderful -- "less is more but nothing is no good." What a lesson! Thanks so much for the inspirations.
Love a bit of Peter in 1080p ,
Looks like Peter upped his filming game!
I've just bought my first hinok from you and it will be my first attempt at bonsai, can't wait 😀
Got mine ordered... Looking forward to seeing what arrives.. And what I can do... Thank you Master Peter Chan...
Sir I'm from India. I made a bonsai tree myself only watching through your videos. It's very informative and useful to me, easy to understand also.Thank you so much sir.
*Cutting leaves is therapeutic* yes that is true! Thanks Peter 💜
Continuing to inspire
I’ve made 4 trees today 🌲 🌳 🌲🌲
Purely from enjoying watching and learning from Peters videos
Amazing
Such a great Master of Bonsai creating beauty. Thank You again. I so much enjoy watching you work.
This was a really nice lesson. The change of scenery is also welcome :)
Carnt wait peter for my next purchase I only recommend herons bonsai for any garden and bonsai enthusiast and peter is right I was going to by 2 hinoki Cypress 2 months ago b4 my last order and they sold out very beautiful good service and a very good hart u dont find many people like Peter chan carnt wait till my next purchase thanks peter for everything wishing u and ur family and staff staying safe from this horrible nightmare ov a virus x
Thank you for doing this series Peter! I always thought bonsai was a job for professionals
Thank you very much for the Zen lesson! We should not forget that Bonsai is also a spiritual enterprise. 🙏
I dont set out to do that but I know what you mean. Spiritual as distinct from religious. I like to think I am spiritual though not necessarily religious.
Great video. Your so lovely to watch. I love bonsai trees and I'm just starting to get back into it after many years. Thanks for sharing!
This is the best informational video ever! I love how you showed everything. Makes me confident 😌
Jazzy shirt season returns!
Very nice for a small plant.Thank you Peter for showing what you can do with a small plant.
I really enjoy your teaching style, I feel like I pick up so much every video. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you.... 🙏 😔 🙏
Very direct and to the point.
🙏 🖖 🙏 😔 🙏 🙏 🙏
I have a small hinoki and I find it's growth pattern maddening! I'm just letting it grow crazy for now.
This was fantastic!!! I truly appreciate your wisdom and your generosity in sharing your experience!! Thank you very much!!! Greetings from Southern New Jersey, US
Thank you Peter for posting these teaching videos. I was inspired to start my first bonsais just last month and the advice you give in every video is so helpful!
Thankyou for the tutorial.Mr Peter.
Thank You Kind Sir for your help with creating, beautifully!
We have a small Hinoki Cypress that we made last year and it's still going strong thanks to all your teachings Peter. Thanks for all the inspiration :)
Fantastic
Fantastic! The first tree is the Grow and Clip Bonsai from the school of Lingnan. Excellent!
I learned a lot sir and I enjoyed watching you ❤️
I just grabbed a blue star juniper from a garden center to prune because you made this look so approachable and it looks so good and i have only cleaned out the dead stuff from the center and trimmed a few branches. repotting this weekend for further trimming and wiring to practice.
love Your work , peace from Prague.
Love your channel so much!
I recently found you on here, you're absolutely amazing and I love your work, hope you're doing well during all that's going on here in England :)
My Hinoki arrived today (From Herons- thanks guys!). Once the weather isn't so rubbish I'll get to turning it into a Bonsai. As something a little different I also got a Lawsons Cypress from a Garden Centre, not sure how well they Bonsai but I'll give it a go.
Hinoki make the most ridiculously cute tiny trees.
Thanks! Is very ilustrative your video
I got a similar size Golden(Lemon) Cypress tree here in India, and repotted it, and did some pruning to give it the tree-like shape. No wires used! Thanks a lot Peter!
Thanks Peter, always room for more knowledge or reinforcement of same.
Thanks Peter, as always a brilliant demonstration, can’t wait for the next ones, your the man 😎
This was so helpful! Have killed two lovely little cypresses before I even got to work on them due to improper care.
The cutting between branches lesson was great, although need more guidance as two which branches to select. Should the be selected as to thickest and most prominent and then remove the smaller ones. Seems obvious but I could not see what you were cutting as trees is so small.
I have learned so much from you. Thank you for myself and the thousands of others you have helped, as well as all of the trees whose lives you have saved.🙋♀️
Thank you for making videos
U look adorable in red shirt
Very informative
Concise but huge in volumes
Fantastic!!!!!
Giving away some jewels again ,thank you ...
Great lesson.
I heard it's difficult to get back-budding on Hinoki, and I wondered of there is anything one can do besides something rather complicated, such as grafting maybe, otherwise I'd worry about long branches with no foliage besides at the tip.
Hi I noticed you didn’t wire this plant down to the pot ? I have never done a bonsai yet , I have all the supplies and watched many of your very enjoyable videos so thank you so so much
Wiring to the pot is done to avoid the tree falling off the pot in case the pot topples over by accident. It’s a safety measure and not necessary if the bonsai pots are not exposed to pets, children, strong wind and similar.
Love your channel. I watch a lot of your videos but I always have them playing when I working around my home and I miss some things. What’s the average time that the wire stays on?
What should I feed my bonsai. I'll feeding vermic compost and sea weeds. Is it ok?
Thanks Peter !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How to take cuttings to root of this type of Hinoiki ?
I bought a Cupressus Macrocarpa recently, to make a Bonsai. I need to prune, style and repot it. I heard a lot of conflicting sources regarding the use or necessity of sealing wounds on trees that you prune.
The tree is nursery stock and it is a reasonably tall tree. I plan on putting it in an aerated growing pot first, so that it can establish itself in the habitat away from the Nursery. But the major styling and cutting that I need to do seems like it might do more harm than good if I don't ask for help first.
As someone who does not have access to a Bonsai sensei to learn how, other than your videos, I'd like to know what you would advise me to do please?
Thank you for your valuable advice and amazing videos, they were a great motivation for me to start into Bonsai making.
Wiring
Is the wire left on the tree permanently?
Would be great if Peter would be my grandpa would work and have fun with bonsai everyday
How long is wiring left on? I have some junipers and the branches grew around the wire so that I now have spiral scars on the branches. Did I wire too tight or leave the wires on too long? Please, how do I prevent this problem?
Nice hinoki
Are your bonsai care books still available somewhere?
Dont bother about the books - you will learn much more from my TH-cam videos.
Great video.Where did you get your shirt, by the way?
Excellent lesson. How can I find lessons one and two in this series? Videos on TH-cam are not in any semblance or order. Thank you. 🙋♀️
Just go back in my TH-cam series. They are all there.
@@peterchan3100 Thanks Peter.
Are these trees grafted or true Hinoikis?
why he sounds like mads mikkelsen??
i loved the work
I have seen enough of those kinds of bushes over my life. I have no desire to ever own a bonsai of these. Too many bad memories of spending time trimming and cleaning up after big bushes of these.
How easy is that...😁😆
Is this the same species as the "Sekka" Hinoki? I have tried the Hinoki ( Sekka )4 times so far. All have died. I am not really sure why. Too much heat? Too much water? 4 Times. I am always tempted to try them again as they are gorgeous little trees, but until I understand them better, I am very scared to try again. I really tried different things each time trying to figure out why they start dying off.
Email me a picture
@@peterchan3100 Sent.
Thank you!
Why didnt you remove the low branches
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Peter Chan - The ultimate plant dad
More soil is added to stabilize the the plant in its pot it’s cheaper then loading the pot up with protective installation or at least that’s what I’ve been told
Depends what kind of insulation you use. I've seen some folk use woodchips that they have gotten for free from a local arborer. It may not be traditional, but it serves the same purpose. It's all basically a mulch. You can use compost as a mulch anyway, that will work (In our Uk climate at least, mulch varies a lot by climate). Of course, I'm talking on the gardening side here rather then the bonsai side.
@@Stettafire that’s interesting cause here in the states we get most of our shipped plants in a more organic soil with wood chips integrated.
Thank you! I have two questions: did you work with paperbark maple? Do you have any thoughts about it? My second question is about major trunk chop on old trees, are all tree have the ability to back bud on old wood?
Decidous trees will bud back when cut hard.
@@peterchan3100 thank you Peter, I really appreciate it :)
What do you do with them next? Just sit outside for how long?
They will grow into bigger. bonsai - thats what we do with ours - Just let them grow on !
Hello Sir. My husband and I love your videos! I was wondering if you might have any time and would be willing to do a short demonstration or something on a Zoom video as a fundraiser for my non profit organization , Lives Made Easier
I will do that with pleasure - In fact I have done quite a few for US audiences and asked them to donate my fee to charities. The good Lord will look after me for which I am grateful.
@@peterchan3100 that is so kind of you. Thank you so much. We have come to really enjoy your videos and watch them every night. I was thinking of a day or evening in April. Is there a day and time that works best for you? I realize we have to try to work it in with our different time zones. Thank you so much for your willingness and kindness
@@speakingofmypets - Are you in the UK or Europe ? If so - is it a live audience ? I prefer to do it during the afternoon . If in USA then it has to be afternoon our UK time. April is fine.
@@peterchan3100 yes I am in the USA and it will be a live audience. I am completely fine with whatever time is good for you. So what time in the afternoon would be best for you,? Is a Saturday ok? And if so, which Saturday in April works for you? I’m excited. I really appreciate this
@@speakingofmypets Monday to Friday evenings is better for me. You choose a day and I will see if I am free.
The trees are planted deep cus topsoil dry out befor next watering if you dont water daily
Yesssss
Getting Master Oogway vibes 🙏🏻 legend
"Mr. Blobby." lol
Audio please!
Less is more but nothing is just nothing!
ok boos 🙏🙏🙏
In my country all Hinoiki Cypresses are grafted. You can't even find 1 which is natural
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Hinoki Cypress is popular because of the anime Naruto.
Less is more but nothing is no good - Peter Chan -
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Sorry Sir, but it's not the "latin name"… it's the botanical name. And it's more often greek, as in this case. ☝️
Hinoki Cypress are not that easy to keep alive after a light pruning. I have never had one survive.
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