How to Refine a Sabina Juniper Bonsai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- How to easily refine a Sabina Juniper bonsai.
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Junipers have the most beautiful movement
Happy Late Birthday. From Medical School. Your videos got me and my wife through many tough days. Thank you.
watching you perform lots of wiring is "never too boring for words." it's pretty relaxing as a matter of fact ;-)
Love the contrast and movement of the trunk’s live vein.
Thanks Peter. A really gnarly tree.
Happy belated birthday Peter! That sabina juniper was good to start with, but you bring out its best character. I agree that we just can't compare to what nature really can do when it comes to forming and creating deadwood. I've been carving and sculpting for years I can come somewhat close but I still need nature to give its refined touch up. It's time, erosion, life and death, and the initial stamp of nature we call a soul that we can't ever recreate.
You are so right !
Bonsai mewah berkualitas tinggi
Nature’s way of showing its beauty. Thank you for a beautiful demonstration Peter. 🌲
Another interesting and informative post, for my after church ,after shopping afternoon tea. Thank you .
That started off as a beautiful tree. Then it improved! Thank you as always for sharing your knowledge and skill.
Beautiful tree...love those natural dead wood ❤️, lucky owner for sure 👍.
Thx for sharing Peter, great job with the tree 👌.
Salam satu hobby bonsai
Saya dari Bali Indonesia,
Sebuah bonsai mahakarya yg sangat luar biasa
My neighbor gifted me a Sabina 15yr old bonsai, now a beatle ate some leafs. I put a sarracenia right next to it so it eats the bug.
Looking for a piece of dead wood to make it into Tanuki, gotta find the right one, too hard in the trunk.
Thank's Peter and Herons for the inspiration
Very nice juniper!
What a beautiful tree! Thank you again Sir Peter!
Sir??? I respect people more, who turn a Knighthood down 👍😂
Nice Peter, thanks.
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Thank you for your wisdom grandpa 🤙🏽
Thank you Master. You have been inspiring me almost from 3 years. I would like to work with you and learn more. I have been training trees from last 6 years but u have teached me a lot🙏 Thank you Master. #India.
What an amazing juniper just stunning!
FABLOUS
Очень интересная форма у деревца . И ювелирная работа проделана.
Dr Chan does it again
Is there something called, "the principal of floating triangles"? I use it, but I don't remember where I learned it.
Very elegant touch, slight raise to the crown.... Thank you.... Again.... Dr. Chan.... 🙏 😔 🙏
This is so beautiful! Do you have other videos that go into how the driftwood like this would be created?
Good Morning Peter ,How old is the tree would you say ? lifting the crown was a nice idea as it changed the perspective of the tree from both sides .
I would guess 80 plus - we have had it at our nursery 12 years and it has hardly grown any thicker in all that time.
Wonderfull...❤
Beautiful work. For this particular piece, approximately how long would you keep the wires on the branches?
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No puedo traducir todo. Pero si tenes preguntas puedo tatar de traducir.
Not sure if they read the comments but I have a long-term question to ask. When styling a tree, do you plan with an approximate number of years in mind? As in, "this tree will look proper in 50 years". Do you always make the tree look as nice as it can? Is the style of the tree continuously changing throughout the life of a 500 year old tree? Do you just expect a 50cm tall tree to look better as 1m tall tree and eventually a 2m tall tree but keeping the same bonsai principles? Is the intent for a tree to be as beautiful as it can for its whole life, or does it have a prime number of years before getting abandoned?
You just have to watch how the tree progresses year by year and do whatever is necessary to keep it healthy and looking good. Very much like us human beings. Small trees get larger with the years so you may have to restyle accordingly and so on. I hope you get the gist of what I am trying to tell you.
Hi I watch alot of you videos as I'm starting out with some little bonsai I dug up after seeing your bonsai for free video but wondered if you could help me I only have standard garden centres near me what soil/compost is best for small oak trees that I can buy in a garden centre 👍 hope you can help
Any soil will do - even mud from the ground is OK
@@peterchan3100 OK thank you 😊
I wonder...when wiring branches to lift them, can they ever be removed? Gravity would bring them down again. ?
I assume that they solidify in that way as the branch grows
Yup, they solidify but as long as the wire is there, you can always push it a little upwards. Once it has solidfied in a nice place, when the branch got thicker, you can remove the wire. But then the gravity will start pulling it back again, so after some time you will need to rewire it
Its a continuous improvement
You have to keep wiring and rewiring to keep it looking good.
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Would you consider this to be a "Giant Mountain" style bonzai? Meant for bigger trees that are almost too big to be bonsai. The tree itself almost looks like 1 giant mountain but it still teases you with some trunk. I linked to the time in video where you get a good look at it.
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