I hardly get through one of these videos without walking outside to my vigorous growing seedlings. It's Summer here in the southern USA, humid, hot and time for best growth. Peter is an inspiration. Best on TH-cam.
Thanks for another brilliant video, Peter. I particularly like when you do segments like the root cutting part as I find them especially informative and helpful. More videos about propagation would always be welcome.
This kind of work in progress is so very interesting! Some day I will buy a mature bonsai(maple I think).Because with my half year experience I first want to experiment with young/cheap species to see how they react to my actions/pruning. Learning a lot from you Mr Chan. Thank you herons bonsai!
Im currently air layering a big chunky hawthorn some kind of elm and trident maple all of them are on the back of my allotment plot wouldnt have known to bother if it wasnt for your videos.
will you send me the twisty cutoff? I'm a gardener in Bonn, Germany and I just got into the hobby this year because of your channel. have a nice lavender and a rosemary that have seen many trimmings since I got them early spring.
I wonder if it would work that instead of pulling the dead tree, just chopping it way down to a stump to simulate a felled tree in a forest. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Hi Peter, the forest looks great, - What's your opinion on moss? I also don't put moss on my forests because it causes problems with hungry birds pecking it away, exposing the trees' roots. Regards from Dave in Madrid
Enforcing rules does indeed spoil the hobby. Ive read a blog of a man who brought a tree his first time at a bonsai club and immediately other members stated that the tree would never become a good bonsai and is not worth the effort. 😅
![Good zelkova starts with nebari! Making a zelkova tree [Bonsai Q]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jPtFCoKoQjQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I love your opening line in many of your videos: “You must be wondering”. Thank you for always quenching my curiosity. Keep growing. Thanks
"Remember that you make bonsai to enjoy." Thank you friend. A hug Peter, I also enjoy your videos.
I hardly get through one of these videos without walking outside to my vigorous growing seedlings. It's Summer here in the southern USA, humid, hot and time for best growth. Peter is an inspiration. Best on TH-cam.
thank you mr Chan for sharing all of this, from pruning to root cuttings! There is so so much to learn!!
Thanks for another brilliant video, Peter. I particularly like when you do segments like the root cutting part as I find them especially informative and helpful. More videos about propagation would always be welcome.
YES! Down with gatekeeping, hahah. Thanks for the encouragement Peter.
Always worth watching Sir Peter Chan... keep it up.
Those channel is my favorite surprise gift from the pandemic. Great job again,
This is why you are the MASTER at what you do Peter. you are a very interesting gentlemen. great show
Thank you Ed
"Nothing is ever wasted' I love that. Great result too, thanks again for a great video Mr Chan.
What a creative bonsai master.
Learn something from EVERY video. Thank you for sharing.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Another awesome video Peter
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It's always a pleasure watching you. Somewhere in future, I hope to travel to Britain and visit your nursery. Eagerly waiting for your next video
What an eye you have. Excellent
wow final shot of the forest, so beautiful
Mr.Chen your words and videos are always inspiring
When I hear: "You must be wondering.... " [I instinctively get out my popcorn and bonsai scissors to enjoy]
Love all of Peters tips and tricks really grateful for your sharing.
Beautiful! Grateful for all your free tips, Peter!
Cheers from Sweden 🇸🇪
Precioso trabajo como siempre.....Mil gracias:...!!!!😘👍🙋♀️💯
Always a pleasure, for sure with forests. Excellent! Thank you, Mr. Chan!
It looks great!
Thx for sharing Peter, surely appreciate the tips 😁 🌲👏. Cant wait for the next one 👍.
Nice explanation like always, thanks to share your knowledge! From ESPAÑA
This kind of work in progress is so very interesting! Some day I will buy a mature bonsai(maple I think).Because with my half year experience I first want to experiment with young/cheap species to see how they react to my actions/pruning. Learning a lot from you Mr Chan. Thank you herons bonsai!
Amazing tree
Thanks Peter
Just relaxing. No pressure, when the tree needs it, and you have time, arrange a haircut 😉
Beautiful Work!
Im currently air layering a big chunky hawthorn some kind of elm and trident maple all of them are on the back of my allotment plot wouldnt have known to bother if it wasnt for your videos.
Thank you for sharing.🙏
Nice..👍🙏🙏🙏
Thank You
nice
Merci !
Cakep hu .... nice bonsai ... 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Very interesting
will you send me the twisty cutoff?
I'm a gardener in Bonn, Germany and I just got into the hobby this year because of your channel.
have a nice lavender and a rosemary that have seen many trimmings since I got them early spring.
Herons unfortunately can't ship to EU anymore because of Brexit.
I wonder if it would work that instead of pulling the dead tree, just chopping it way down to a stump to simulate a felled tree in a forest. Would love to hear your thoughts.
Wake up babe, Peter Chan posted a new video.
Hi Peter, the forest looks great, - What's your opinion on moss?
I also don't put moss on my forests because it causes problems with hungry birds pecking it away, exposing the trees' roots. Regards from Dave in Madrid
Let the moss grow naturally and that looks better. You can't help the birds pecking the moss though. Thats life.
@@peterchan3100 Thank you!
What do you use the wd40 for? Cutting tools?
For Cleaning the bonsai tools
@@peterchan3100 thank you sir for responding.
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Enforcing rules does indeed spoil the hobby.
Ive read a blog of a man who brought a tree his first time at a bonsai club and immediately other members stated that the tree would never become a good bonsai and is not worth the effort. 😅
Whats with the WD 4
Tool cleaner.
I know foliage grows back, but do you ever feel like you’ve cut too much?
No - it will grow again.
Repotting at this time of year ?
Just putting it into a pot - this is not real Re-potting in the traditional sense.
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Hi baba g
Fatal
Amazing tree