Indoor Bonsai 'All You Need To Know'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2020
- We get asked a lot about what bonsai can be grown indoors. In this video I take you round our indoor bonsai collection and explain what the best conditions are for each of them.
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I just realized, after following this channel for months, that the book I was obsessed with when I was in middle school was this guys book.
That's wonderful!! I need to pick up a few myself. 😊
So neat!
I just love connections made with years and years in between
Can you have one in MN? - indoor/outdoor climate? Does anyone know?
@@cohenkane2148 You mean, can you have a bonsai? Yes. Just choose a tree species that is hardy in your climate. Leave it outdoors year-round. It will be dormant in winter, but grow in spring and fall, and possibly (depending on the species) give you a colorful fall display.
So enjoy, that you realized it in this young age 💋💋💋💋
If you are new to bonsai you have now found the best bonsai channel on TH-cam
I'm new and I feel blessed
Damn Peter be lookin fresh today in his Hawaiian shirt
I hope you like my colourful shirts !!
@@peterchan3100 Hehe, I have 5 of them matching with florally shorts and I am a woman! Love your informative vids.
@@peterchan3100 Mr chan they're fireee🔥🔥🥰
Guys it’s not actually him..
As someone without a garden: THANK YOU
I don’t have a garden either lol
Then Bonsai are the answer.
A comment 2 years too late...but I just wanted to express my appreciation for this video...I learned from it, and re-watching it only re-affirms the knowledge transfer. An 'important to me' presentation. Thank you.
Perfect timing for my morning coffee!!! Sending you positive energy from Germany
Warum stehst du denn nicht früher auf?😂😉
gooten morgan
@@calebtolman9744 Dir auch einen guten Morgen. 😊☕
Ich bin auch deutsch
Ur positive energy came but police did not allow illegal entry
Can we acknowledge the fact how well spoken this man is? Though it doesn't seem as if he had prepared any detailed script, he rarely stutters, searches for words, uses fillers or any other type non-lexical utterances. A joy to listen to.
Totally agree with u.
Amazing is even the way he is briefing between all the long interesting periods he does.
Sorry for my English.
If u just ear the voice, counting his briefs you can understand the balance he found in the life.
Yes this is very true.He is an integer knowledgeable man and knows very well what he is talking about as it is his passion.
He is a purist...this combination of facts makes it so that one does not need to rehearse. The truth comes naturally
Amazing indeed
That's what happens when you know your stuff. 😉
I was about to say the same! You read my mind.
Peter is utilising the ‘stay home’ very well with constant videos. We r enjoying them equally staying home too. Lucky Peter doesnt allow cops to question him when he gets out of the house to go to the greenhouse.🤣🤣
I drive round my nursery in my car - so no cops can stop me - ha ha !
peter chan that gives u extra liberty not to follow traffic lights or street/garden lights and to carry the licence hahaa
@@peterchan3100 we love you
Don't know how the U.K. is handling it, but Michigan allows the bare minimum of staff in garden centers to keep the plants alive without being open to the public--in some cases, a single employee in the store.
I’ve learned more from one of his videos than the hundreds I’ve watched!
I designed/pruned my first bonsai today with your help and videos.
Thank you for your guidance and wisdom!
I love him. Being direct with an English accent is so much more pleasant.
Yes, your book is now called Bonsai Beginners Bible. I got one at the end of 2019. I love it. It's great to have a look at some essential tips on growing different species.
Best regards from Poland
Seen it on Amazon and just bought it too!
There's also the Marijuana Growing Bible. Doing bonsai with marijuana plants and trees is also very exciting as they grow very fast and are very flexible. You can already
@@NoTime4BS Might be good for light practice but most Cannabis species if not all are not perennial that is it dies after the first season and it does not grow a thick trunk. Thus not a great Bonsai and should be seen as a novelty hobby for self medicating weed growers as it also impedes the yield and then there is the whole legal issue in many places.
A "bonchi" a chili bush is a far superior alternative bonsai in my book as it looks great in the kitchen with a little grow light and it does not brand you an eccentric pothead or bring down the law's blue wrath upon you.
@Neruomir i wish i could tell you that you are completely right friend....but you are not. First of all it is not hard work at all to get multiple seasons out of 1 plant (just need to know what you're doing) secondly the stam of large cannabis plants consists of bark identically the same as trees have. So you need to either, gain up on experience or know some simple biology. It is not at all hard to master and if you like some proof just ask me I have thousands of photos of my projects.
Peter is without doubt my favourite presenter at the moment! So knowledgeable!
I'm glad to see you in good health, master
I very much appreciate you always mentioning the botanical name of a particular plant - otherwise it would be near impossible for me to figure out the German name, to try and find it at my local nursery. Thanks a lot! Also I just bought one of your books "The Bonsai Beginner's Bible" can't wait to read it!
That is why botanical names were invented. That makes it universal rather than having to guess what the plant is. In some countries, the bonsai people dont use botanical names and it is very frustrating to guess what they are referring to.
I don't do indoor bonsai these days but way back I had great luck with dwarf ficus and serissa foetida as indoor trees. I kept the serissa over humidity trays in bright light and they were always happy.
Thank you Peter you have made " quarantine" so much better!Please keep it up
I have only recently been bitten by the Bonsai Bug, and I'm coming into Winter here in SW Ontario, Canada! I really appreciate this video and in fact all of you videos Mr. Chan. I have learned so much and found so much peace in this practice. Thank you so very much!
🙏🏼 thank you for passing on all of your tips. It’s insightful and inspiring.
Glad to see you well, Mr. Chan.
The videos are so valuable to calm and inspire during this madness.
You are an essential service in my opinion.
Also, your colorful garb always brings a smile.
Keep up this essential work of bringing beauty and peace into so many homes. Thank you.
Thank you Willie.
Your plants are beautiful. Thank you for showing us and explaining how to take care of them.
I love to watch these videos. I love this teacher. He seems kind and he loves the details about bonsai. A teach must love the details or they're lost in the sharing of information.
It’s alway’s a Joy watching you it give me a little Calm Thank You Master “P” 🙏🏿
Thank you Mr.Chan for posting and helping us
Amazing to see Peters dedication and passion for Bonsai. I'm just getting started with Bonsai and there's so much to learn.
I've been at it for about 7 or 8 years and it's still seems like I have a ton to learn and I still have trouble keeping some species alive since I'm in the Midwest and have to bring them in in the winter time
I’m just getting into these. They are really fun, and personal. I’m glad I found this pro to help me along!
Thank you Peter for the lovely tour, Only just watch your video now.
Love that large podocarpus it's a beauty!!👍😊
I live in Wisconsin, US and I came here for the Juniper, but I learned so much from your video, including why my ficus is doing so well next to our heated snake tank! xD Thank you for such a thorough and educating video! Wish me luck growing my lemon tree from the seed of a grocery store lemon! It's already about 15CM tall and I'm growing it for my fiancé who would love a lemon tree when we eventually own a house. It gets horribly cold in winter around here, so it'll have to be an indoor tree: I hadn't considered keeping it trimmed as a miniature tree, but that's a perfect solution! Thanks again for the great ideas!
I just found your channel and I love it because it is so informative. Thank you so much for these videos Peter! I am excited to start growing my bonsai
It’s incredibly joyful to watch your video and listen to your wisdom. Thank you very much!🙏😄👍
Thanks Peter. Love watching your videos it's like reading a book. Bonsai guru!
A video about portulacaria afra would be wonderful! I've been growing them as bonsai for a while; they're indestructible, adorable, and by far the most forgiving tree I've come across. I'm always looking for more information on them. Your knowledge on p. afra would be invaluable, Mr. Chan.
I loved it , out of the world. Saw it for the first time , just a beginner.
You are excellent. God bless you 👍
Love the scent of the pepper tree. Must get another one!
Thank you. I am sad I didn’t find you sooner I am afraid I have ended the life of the two easiest plants. Ugh. I am not giving up! Thank you for your teaching and guidance.
The only channel where Im happier when the videos are longer.🙂
Loved watching this video! Your nursery is beautiful! If only I could visit!! I learned alot I have a ficus and it has lost all of its leaves I am a beginner so by just watching this I am slowly learning more. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge
Some of those outdoor ones are huge and absolutely stunning!! Just getting into bonsai trees. Trying to learn all I can.
It was so nice to see so many beautiful plants
Podocarpus is my favorite and also olea Europaea or olive. They are all beautiful Peter, thx for sharing and until next one..Stay safe to all too.. cheers
Thank you so very much for sharing your expertise with us. I just received a bonsai plant as a gift when my mother In-law passed away last month. The tag identifies it as Asian Bonsai. I first thought it was a jade but the leaves aren’t puffy-succulent like so now after watching this video I think it’s either a ficus or an elm. I’m a total newbie to bonsai and been binge watching videos. Strangely my daughter brought me a cutting propagating/rooting of a Japanese willow bonsai is what she called it last week so I’m in deep now. But I’m enjoying learning and love my indoor plants and I over winter my summer favorites in my living room for years (hibiscus, yellow trumpet tree, and Mandevilla to name a few) I love gardening. Been doing it for many decades.
Just wonderful ...many thanks for sharing 🙏🏼
I'm glad I found this. It came out on my birthday 2 years ago! What a great video though for real. I'm thinking about getting into Bonsai, I've always had an interest, but I think I'm gonna start walking down this path. Thank you for this informative program.
Thank you very much, I find it very interesting. I am a beginner and enjoying looking after my Jade trees. The lazy Bonsai trees for beginner. Love it.
On the bucket list after lockdown: visiting Herons Bonsai 😊 Even if I can't bring anything back due to agricultural customs restrictions, I will be happy to experience such a wonderful place. 💚💚
Thank you Mr. Chan. Stay well.
I love your videos. I have a wisteria I purchased last summer, and I was surprised it survived the winter. It has beautiful foliage so far, I can't wait for it to bloom.
Thank you, your videos are so informative, precise a entertaining, I am beginning to appreciate Bonzai trees, there beauty and care, ever since I started seeing your videos.
Thank you for keeping the videos coming x
Part of keeping trees like pets etc, is nurturing & loving them, feeding, watering trimming & making the plant feel loved & happy, as with a pet. Good thing about a tree is they don t need walking.
Subscribing to your channel from Montana. Challenging to work in this climate...have to move everything inside to a heated garden shed/greenhouse, in late summer, but that works out OK. Love your clear, concise instruction! Thank you for passing on your knowledge. It’s very much appreciated!
Thank you Peter. I live in Toronto and just looking to start this amazing hobby. Loved your indoor collection.
The moment you began about your Lovely Tropical Shirt, was the moment I knew I liked you. Thank you for your teachings!
Great video! I’m new to the Bonsai world and absolutely enjoyed this exclusive tour!
What a legend! I'm just starting with the indoor bonsai hobby here in Dubai
I really love your work and your your passion. I think, I feel the same way. It gives me freedom and feet my soul. I'm not an expert and I didn't want to have expensive bonsais, I learned to love these strong, natural threes, they teach me a lot about life and to hold on. I really love your work and your opinion.
Best video on youtube about indoors Bonsai Thanks !!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
i love "indoor bonsais." i have over 50 of them and i like them much more than hardy trees. you can do all year long every kind of work. repotting whenever you want, pruning, just everything is always possible. (when you have artificial light :D but every serious indoor bonsai lover have it) i think it's awful that indoor bonsais (and its crappy shapes) are mainly a commercial mass product for people who aren't into this hobby. that's also why the shapes are so.. i'd call it uniformed bullshit -.- due to this "wrong inducement" good tropical plant material is nearly impossible to get. you have to start from scratch or from seed if you want to create a good specimen..
but.. i'd be soo happy if a nursery like yours would be in my near.. so much choice
me to my lemon tree is being turned into bonsai and i can successfully grow it inside (Just takes a bit more effort) I provide the right conditions for it to thrive.. But it does get thicker outdoor than inside a bit quicker. If I do a big pruning on it I take it inside so the new growth can grow without it getting bugs on it lool
My soil is a combination of succulent cactus soil and regular potting soil should I soak it when watering even if it makes the soil soggy and allow the water to drain out the bottom? Another question I recently transplanted it into a new banzai container, I read that I should let it sit in the shade for a few days or weeks, is this true? Thanks
Can any type of bush be turned into an indoor banzai? For instance Japanese cedar crypto Maria, Alberta spruce dwarf? So I bought them in a nursery so they were outdoors and I wanna know if they could survive indoor in front of my window where there’s enough sun and of course with the right Care? Thanks
I just ordered from your website 1 hour ago, and it looks like it's the one we see at 17:56.
It's a star !!! yéééé
Thank- You! Nice tour and very informative!
I am amazed by this information and the beautiful plants such as olives, kumquat and bougainvillea. I am currently working on these plants to make them bonsai plants ... Thank you very much mr.Peter I hope to be like you.
i'm glad i found this channel, both great information and a great store to shop from 👍
12:22am stress/Red Bull/dab fueled panic attack, I stare at my plants in the dark trying to regain some sense of calm. The silhouette of the Japanese bloodgood brings me a good feeling along with the s shaped ficus and dawn redwood. Then I remember Peter! As soon as I see him and his trees I smile even more much more calm. Thank you Peter!
Hello Mr. Chan, thanks for the detailed description of indoor bonsai! For me, karmona is the most trouble-free tree. Year-round lives under additional lighting and with good humidity. I have two types: regular and small-leaved, I love them very much!
Amazing! Thank you so much for showing so much. I do have the ficus bonsais but yours are simply mind blowing👍👍👍👍👍
So happy to see you today in your Hawaiian 🌺 shirt 🌺love it! Happy to see you’re safe and healthy 🙏🏼 we enjoy watching your channel and hope that you stay safe and healthy 💖👏🙏🏼
Thanks Peter 🙏 very interesting looking at the indoor trees 👍
Thank you so much for such an informative video and showing your amazing home 👧💖💖💖
20:48 aaaa, the googly eyes on the rocks
Thank you for giving tips for the species of bonsai to grow indoors..
I picked up your book back in 2017 in a second hand store in Southern California. I would take iit with me everytime I would leave the house. It wasn't until mid 2019 that I looked at the author and thought to myself, that name sounds familiar! It hit me then that it was you. I have been watching your videos for a long time now so it was a nice surprise to know I picked up one of your books. It helped me keep some of my trees alive when it was hard to find information on specific plants
Very thankful to you for your tour it was a pleasure look at your plants now that I know some of the new plants the jade is one of my favorite I just enjoy working with them thank you very much . Greetings from Suriname 🇸🇷
There is Surinam cherry which is good for bonsai
Love the first bonsai he mentioned I like to see all colors.
What an amazing video. So much information. Thank you so much.
Hello Mr Chan. You are one of those few people in the internet world who doesn't care that I should not teach them this or that. Because you have achieved so much in life and you don't care about the secrets. You want to now share the knowledge to all of us. You are a purist as you mentioned.., I hope God gives you years and years of healthy life and lots of videos for people like us. I love the interest at your age. Something about old people, even my Gramps had the same energy like you. Please leave us with lots of videos. God bless you Mr Chan. From your Indian fan from India.
Thank you my dear friend. As you know, Eastern people like the Indians and Chinese believe in 'giving back' - and this is what I believe in. God Bless you. After all, I was born and brought up in India. Hari Om !
@@peterchan3100 I should have got the hint that you were born and brought up in India when you used the "Chimta" in the videos that I have seen. Chimta, is the weapon of choice or the go to tool in every kitchens in India. Hari Om Mr Chan. God bless you and stay healthy. I need you.
email me your real name. and where do you live. You do realise that I have been demonstrating bonsai in India since 1993. Haven't visited for five years now.
Thanks Uncle Peter for creating these educational videos. It's inspiring and movitvating me to get started on my Bonsai journey. These videos will come in handy. 😁🙏
Great video, as usual. If I may, for the viewers, the larger leaved Jade is crassula ovata, not a portulacaria. They look similar but are not related.
Thank you for another wonderful video! I have the Bonsai Beginner's bible and it's really helpful - I'd love it if you could show us how you wire the jades!
Thanks for the great videos. Very educational plus they are calming enough to put me to sleep at night.
Just found you on TH-cam and would like to thank you for sharing you knowledge
i love how it just speaks to me when he calls the jades "lazy people tree". i love my jades and that they are so forgiving
I love the way he say s flowers? " FLOUS
I enjoy watching MrChan's web site, it is alway entertaining and educational. Thank you Mr. Chan
for showing what a true BONSAI MASTER really is......
Love your highly informative videos, so helpful, thankyou.
I live in the Las Vegas, Nevada area. The Chinese elm grows outside here very well as a bonsai and in the landscape. They can take our extreme heat and our cold(even when it snows here). I find it interesting that it would be an ‘indoor’. Thank you for all your videos! I look forward to your new videos all the time.
Appreciate all your shared knowledge, Sir. Thank you.
By far the best channel on TH-cam to vist if you want to learn about Bonsai.
Such great knowledge. Awesome
lovely,one of your best videos,soooo helpful
Love these all you need to know's.
Good morning Peter, I love to see how Mediterranean species began to become popular for the cultivation of bonsai, of course they are indoors there, in my patio species of ours like the olive, the mastic, the fig tree, or the pomegranate. When someone asks which species to start with in the art of bonsai, I always advise taking a walk through nature, seeing what species grow wild in your area and choosing between them.
My living room is like a greenhouse. Sorry, no money for heating up to 25 C and better for my health. So my delicate bonsais are hold like pets - they get outdoor sunshine and when there is no freezing they enjoy also night trips outside 😄
Very interesting and useful video! 🙏
Thanks. Very comprehensive discussion about indoor bonsai. Coincidentally I have your book you mentioned at the end. Yes It is untitled The Bonsai Beginner's Bible in Singapore. Super book. Cheers!
Love the portacopus. Sorry bout spelling. Love the Holly, brush cherry, the olive trees. The curly leaf willows we are trying to start will be out spring, summer and fall. Back in a cool room in the house for winter.
Thank you for this much needed information
Would love to visit your nursery and see all of your work but I live in the USA. So many beautiful bonsai. Thank you for all your videos.
Whst a beautiful place he has, & I imagne that's Thanks to his knowledge of BONSIA. HIS BELIEFS & HEALTH. He seems such a kind gentle man. & I'm happy just watching him & his miniature trees. He loves them SOOooo very much.🦋🍂🍃🌱☘🍀🌿🌲🌳
Thank you for the video Peter.
I have a Podocarpus / Buddhist Pine in my collection - could you possibly do a video about how to prune this?
Thank you for all these informations!
Beautiful !!