Making Bonsai From Raw Material with Bryon - Part One
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- In this video I work with Byron on creating Bonsai from raw material, a juniper Squamata and Picea.
December 2023
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Good on ya Byron. Fellow Queenslander here. I'm quite envious!
Incidentally, there is a lot of natural bonsai in the bush if you look around, at least in the far north. I grew up around Kuranda near Cairns and the Barron Falls has natural bonsais all over it. Many of the creeks around too.
I just heard you're down near Melbourne. I would go looking up in the mountains, the highlands. I'm certain you would find some gnarly trunks. :)
Hi Byron from Melbourne… I’m so envious. Looks like you enjoyed your meet up with Peter. Great video. Thanks for sharing 👩🏻🌾🪴
Make the most of your time to get what you want from experienced people. Keep up the spirit Bryon
You have a great way of teaching others styling and repotting a bonsai tree. Excellent!!!
WOW thank you for this video! So greate! Realy warm and thankfull. It seems that Byron is just a nice guy, I wish him a lot of succes on his BONSAI journey! Nice trees you made!
You are so generous Peter! A good master!
Peter , I just want to say that you’re such a blessing to a lot of people practically around the world. Thanks for alllll those wonderful videos. I hope you can come to Cincinnati in the USA.
Lots of fun! From Richmond, Kentucky and -5f when i left for work this morning. Suppose warm up to round 60 this time next week. Watching for the quick freeze n thaw cycles.
Have all my trees in Unheated greenhouse with 8+inches leaves-on top of that is 4-6inches pine bark- followed by blankets around my pots on the ground with bubble wrap also around them all. It still worries me about all the maples I have...maybe too cold n they die is the way my brain thinks, but hopefully all is well. I'll be 42 on Friday n love to meet u one day Pete.
We probably had the worst storm were' gettin this year for our region. The important thing to remember is to relax. Life isn't actually that serious.
*Its like a song sung between friends...* After all is said and done, you'll end up skeleton, wave good-bye but don't you cry, our memories remain!
😊 Thx for sharing Peter.. 👍
Definitely signing up for a 121 with Peter next time I’m the UK!
goldig, wie stolz er am Ende schaut mit seinem Bäumchen :-) herrlich!
Love your interaction with each other. I felt i was with you. 😊
Wonderful lessons! Thanks to you and your student.
Great video Peter. I wondered if you could take a look at my latest video “Japanese Maple Carving” and provide your thoughts on the question at the end of the video regarding a trunk chop. Thanks and all the best.
Great video as always! Hopefully this inspires Byron even more to create new pieces. Sharing knowledge and seeing new bonsai artists grow is amazing.
Good stuff.
Brilliant as ever, the 1st tiny tree was the best?
Got same picea an do not know what to do with it thx for idea i ll try something similar now😃
If Peter chan would ship trees to the USA🇺🇸 I think i would be broke 🤣 please sign my book I ordered 😉
Knowledge is of greater value than the bonsai that you can buy.
@@peterchan3100 Thank You for sharing your knowledge. You have sparked my love of Bonsai. It is a life long hobby that I share with my family🌲
Is Melbourne tropical or too hot for plants to thrive?
it will be too hot for some species. It's easiest if you take tree species from the area. As long as the species tolerates pruning and grows relatively quickly, you can make a bonsai out of any tree.
@@jonawolf8023 I'm in Florida and my trees get afternoon shade cause they'd be crispy critters. They also stay in bigger pots.
Melbourne is a temperate climate, however there is a bit of variation depending on where you are located, in winter occasionally we see sub 4 degrees Celsius, summer can reach 40s. For the most part we can grow a wide range of species, but some additional care can be required. Personally I use a 70% non organic mix and it's fine in my location, however I have setup a watering system to help with the additional watering when required.
Japanese maples, Elms, black pine, junipers a lot of the common species all grow well, however I have never had much luck with larch. Our natives are also awesome and of course grow really well.
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