Giving A Maple a new Lease of Life
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2021
- In this video I take an overgrown Field Maple I prune and shape it to create something delightful.
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“Despite my age I can still work on these heavy things” Peter I hope you stay fit and vital for many many years to come, your wisdom and education is priceless, please continue doing what you do.
It's Michael from the East Bay Bonsai Society who introduced you today at our club meeting. I'm reinforcing that I watch all of your videos.
It was great doing a virtual meeting on Google Meet with EBBS today. I enjoyed it immensely - hope all your members did so too.
Let me add: that trunk is probably the best looking one I’ve ever seen.
Thank you
I have to say if this tree survives (which I'm sure it will) with all those trunk details it'll look beyond amazing.
I really hope this tree does well. All those hollows and twisty branches make it look like some awesome ancient haunted tree in a spooky forest!
back at it again with the Hawaiian shirts I see 🌴
Gorgeous trunk on this tree
i love the quick shot of the curious robin that hops by while you are pulling out the tree!
I'm sure it spotted something tasty they dug out.
Every time you point out a flaw of a branch, and it is removed; one can see the better difference. Amazing. Thank-you, Peter, for these videos, they are much appreciated.
I like how you show all sides of the bonsai collection.
Wow, a little root like the one you plucked out of the ground can grow into a tree, huh. That's incredible.
The pan of the bird coming for a quick nosy was instinct, well done
For me it's all apart of the buzz while caring for my tree's.
The birds the insects the cat eying up the branch I'm giving attention for a rubbing post. 🐈
that must be his pet robin that was coming into the workshop last winter when he was filming transplants.
I feel like that Robin enjoyed watching you fight that maple!
I was hoping someone would mention Robin!!
Wherever Peter goes, Robin knows there are the worms! Clever bird.
did i hear it right that those thin roots would eventually become trees if planted. wow , blew my mind, i have a lot of wild field maples in my garden, might give it a try. thanks
Thank you Peter once again. I think it is time to hold a vote to give that Robin a name. He/she is obviously a big part of the team .
I was thinking the same! :D He/she always brings a smile to my face!
I think someone called him Bruce in another video. Lol Bruce!
Awesome! Love the character. Enchanted feels.
Peace and Love and happy trees!
Thank you for making these videos, sir. They’ve helped me to see gardening as a relaxing activity rather than stressful work. I now enjoy bonsai and gardening more than anything else. 😊
I completely understand that you run a business, and that your helpers are mostly paid employees.
However, I just want to say, Steve is a super hero! 🎉💁
I love how you show different types of bonsai in different stages of development
Peter that tree is amazing,it so beautiful the trunk is the best iv seen ,you are clever ,thank you for all your knowledge
That’s gonna be one awesome looking bonsai one day!
Beautiful tree!
Great video!
I love how you shared the rough work in the garden of the root cutting.
A tip! Go through your edit timelines and equalise your audio levels before exporting, it will add much production value to your already great videos!
Can’t wait to see an update 🤩
I love seeing the pre bonsai work being done
Lovely. Didn’t know you could grow from those root pieces. Tnx for the tip.
Can't wait to see this with new growth!
love you Peter. thanks for sharing us your videos
My goodness, how beautiful!!
I was expecting Peter to glue the pot back together- “waste not, want not!”
No - this one is too far gone but our local authority recycles plastics like this - so nothing is wasted.
That is coming up in one of the next videos lol
A really impressive bonsai. Especially the naturally created holes give this tree a great character.
If I were near your nursery, I would be happy to work on all the trees for free. :) I only wish I had so many to play with! Thank you for the many hrs of wonderful entertainment.
What a beautiful old looking tree. I love it!! I hope you and Steve's hands aren't sore from all that cutting.
the marple will be a wonderful tree in 3-4 years.. amazing.
Absolutely amazing. Thank you Peter
Hope to see it again when it is leafed out.
These videos give me life 😁
Thank You for sharing nice team work
The Robin returns!
My favorite UA-cam friend! Much love
Keep up the great work mate always look forward to seeing how trees progress 👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼
Peter, that tree is something special, it is going to look awesome with foliage in the summer.
THANK YOU KINDLY Mr. Peter Chan.... I have several of your books and I must say, it is much better viewing your videos !!! Book I do love your books as well. - John from Florida - USA.
Thank you for another interesting and engaging video Peter. Watching your hard work while I have my morning coffee :)
I hope you will never stop making videos. They inspire me so much, Id bet my last shirt Im not the only one!
This is truly one of the most beautiful tree I’ve ever seen!
That looks like it will be an amazing tree. Doing bonsai is really an investment in the future. Thank you for sharing that with us, Peter!
I just want to say thank you for all your expertise! My bonsai that I bought in December 2020 is happy and alive thanks to your tips on care. Can not wait for it’s leaves to turn orange this autumn 🍂.
You are wonderful. Thank you.
looking strong Mr Chan! Great work.
Thank you Peter
Nice sharing videos
most people if they walked by this maple at a nursery they wouldnt think twice about it. little do they know there is a beautiful gem inside the mess.
Peter's robin popped by for another little lesson in bonsai! 😍
3:53
Already in bed, but couldn't resist to watch, as i saw you uploaded it just a few minutes ago :) Again, beautiful content! Thank you, Peter! ❤️
What a monster 😃😃😃
It’s going to be a stunner !!! Always so much to learn from you Peter . Thank you 😊
Nice to have your comment Kavita. I think we first met in Calcutta 1994?
@@peterchan3100 yes 😊😊😊
Very nice video, and with your charming little friend the robin, too! That robin is your biggest fan, I'm telling you!
easily my favorite
I can't wait to see the root cutting video!
wonderful!
Amazing, it has a great potential. Regards from Alicante (Spain)
Is this Sunday breakfast with Peter? It’s 00.02 so it is Sunday.
Well there is no way I’m getting up now!
Can’t wait to see an update of that tree in leaf it’s going to be stunning.
I am still awake at 00.36 hrs. Late dinner not breakfast for me.
Yeah lustiger bunter Opa räumt im Garten rum 😍
I'm your fan from Pakistan. Mr Chan you are simply amazing...
Is there much bonsai activity in Pakistan?
@@peterchan3100 yes there are some activities but not that much. Local nursery import bonsai from China and Thailand. Some private bonsai clubs are also running but not in large scale.
Hope everything is going well with you and you are in the best of your health .
Regards,
Shafqat Qureshi
Just received your book called the bonsai beginners bible. It seems like you have simplified bonsai down nice and simple. I look forward to bookmarking each tree variety I have. Just to see.
Awesome😍❤👍
What a future field maple bonsai, I wonder how much that beast would dent my wallet 😭 . Thx for sharing Peter 🙏.
Not to expensive if you want to buy it.
LoL. Don't Say that! It's an investment. Besides it's a good investment. Peter Chan bring me so much joy even as I'm boiling with a. Fever
@@holyek7892 Sending healing vibes your way! Get well soon!
@@holyek7892 - Fever ? just take care
@@peterchan3100 how much is it to buy ?
Love your videos SIR
Age is just a number. I have a lovely Dr that I see occasionally who asks "How young are you?" A wonderful take on age! It is doing what you love that keeps you young in spirit, and that contributes to keeping your years young ones!
Peter is so captivating even the robin cant look away. She flys away a couple times. But keeps coming back.
What better place than here, what better time than now.
Peter watching home boy struggling cutting the roots at the bottom of the tree when 30 seconds later they just smashed the pot with an axe lol 😂
When getting trees from the ground, no matter how many roots you cut, there always seem to be one more in an awkward place.
Thats so fascinating how only this maple can grow from root cuttings. Awakens my inner hoarding tendencies XDD
I just received my second Trident Maple, that will join my much younger Trident Maple in my small collection of trees, from a bonsai nursery here in the states.
I found when it arrived, it has a triple trunk. This is something that will be much more of a challenge for me. I am not sure exactly how to deal with it yet.
It is now April 18th here and I think the season for hard pruning might be past for this tree, so I most likely will just let it go for this year, and plan on when would be a better time frame for hard pruning a Trident Maple. I dont know for sure if I like a triple trunk Trident, even though your Field Maple is VERY interesting as a triple trunk.
Great video Peter once again! Is there video on growing a tree from just the roots by anychance? Thanks!
Peter is the Bob Ross of Bonsai
3:03 Looks like ya got a lil friend watching you.
Robin is always around
I am a 74 year woman alone. I bought a root slayer shovel. Helps me a lot. I can do removal by myself.
Do more videos on ficus please they are really amazing tree
Could you please make a video on how to start niwaki pruning from a garden center tree or an established unpruned tree?
Thanks again Peter, would love to see the progression of this tree. I’m wandering if sycamores will also grow from root cuttings? I often see shoots coming from the exposed roots of sycamore
I have never tried sycamore but I think it might
I'm curious to know if a flat blade Japanese saw would be easier to remove the roots from the bottom of the pot?
No
You go man! I don't imagine stopping much myself either. Happy gardening!
A new secret is revealed... grow your bonsai in a pot on the ground until it cracks the pot and you get a nice Nebari for sure 😅. Nice video, awesome 🌳 thanks for sharing 🙏
The Turtle Back root Nebari is produced this way.
An upload 59 seconds ago and someone already liked.Not complaining just curious 😂.
We already know.
What can I say, peters videos never disappoint.
would buy
how to handle red maple after pruning & root cutting?
does it have to be covered?
si nu diavl de capa li cost, amazing work........
Wow. How long was it growing in the ground? The trunk is extremely large. Beautiful tree 🌲
He said in the video the tree is estimated 30 years old and it has been in the pot for 10 years.
Hello little bird!
Hi Peter and crew, something I've noticed in the past few videos is that the sound quality is distorted. I'm not a sound engineer so I have no idea, but just wanted to mention it. As always, great videos! Thanks for what you do for the bonsai amateurs like myself!
I am still learning how to get it perfect. Bear with me.
A saws all would be great for you
Would a Sawsall be a good tool to remove those roots..
I wonder what he does with all the root cuttings!? Did he mentioned something in that case🤔
We sell them of course as we are a nursery and we earn our keep buy growing and selling plants. Dont forget we have lots of staff to pay as well.
Hi Peter, I have a small deshojo maple that hasn't started budding yet. I think maybe the frost damaged it. I took it out the pot and placed it in sphagnum moss as per your advice in other videos. There are some new roots forming but do you think it will survive?
Send me a pic
Hi Peter, I wasn't sure where to send pictures so I sent you some on Instagram. Hope that's OK. Thanks in advance.
Tradução Pará o português do Brasil GRATIDÃO 🙏👏
whats the price for the wisteria behind you???
greetings from germany.
Have you ever considered adding Bottle Gourd vines to your Tree Sanctuary? If you grow aquaponic you could add fish in a trough or if you are really commited you can learn fogponic basin with nutrient drip system for the insane fogponic roots and try to grow the biggest Bottle Gourd Fruits in the world for making the biggest water bottles using nature. I think having a collection of gourd bottles adding up every year might look very beautiful in your garden.
I need the seeds though.
@@peterchan3100 I tried to buy you some on Amazon but either I cannot send the seeds as gift or the reviews had zero germination rate. They had one 1/4 pound of seeds for 18$ but it will not let me send as gift probably because of import laws or something.
@@dirtpoorchris - You are so kind but dont worry if you can't - the Red tape is horrendous when it comes to sending seeds and plants overseas.
If you wanted to use the smaller roots to make trees, would you just throw them in a seed bed, maybe with rooting hormone and then leave nature to do its thing?
NO need for hormone - just plant them in flower pots. I am doing a video on Root cuttings. Has been filmed but not broadcast yet.