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Bonsai Secrets
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2019
- Anyone that follows my UA-cam channel knows that I am love big bonsai. In this video I show you what you can do with some raw material (Maples).
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After finding this channel I find myself always looking at plants and trees, in a new way.
Same here
Same here
same lol. Its so incredible , i see a tree on the street and my mind go crazy
Me too 🤣I see them as bonsai
Really enjoy the videos and I always learn something. I will have to try it myself Thanks Steve Crawford srcsr50@gmail.com
We don't mind long videos, we actually love them master Peter.
He is one of the few creators I can watch for a very long time
Thanks for sharing so many of your life’s lessons and secrets with us peter! The lessons will be passed on for many generations!!
Life’s lessons today he told become legend when ppl told to next generation
Your not looking at the camera is not a problem for this viewer. Just watching you while you work your "magic" and listening to your commentary is just fine by me.
My first exposure to Bonsai trees occurred more than forty years ago (I am in the 71st year of my life) at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens in New York City. The Gardens have a sizable area modeled after a Japanese garden where one can leisurely wander about and be surrounded by a never ending panorama of beauty. Walking through it left me with an indelible fascination with the Japanese aesthetic.
An impressive collection of highly valued Bonsai trees is one of the Garden's major attractions and can be viewed in the Garden's green house.
I recently started feeling a resurgence of interest in Bonsai after seeing a workshop on wiring and trimming a Bonsai through a glass storefront. It was being conducted in a coffee shop of all places.
Rather than attending such a dubious workshop, I have decided to follow your presentations over the internet and try my hand at this beautiful art.
Thank you for your willingness to share your valuable knowledge, experience and skills.
We love the long videos, keep making them
The more time I can spend with you Peter the better. Keep the long videos coming
I learnt so many things from ur video
Short videos are boring. Long videos are informative, entertaining and inspirational. Keep it up,
It’s lovely to see such a genuine and positive community in the comments section of these videos.
Me.... “ I’ve got my tree out of the pot “
Peter.... “ ok , let’s go on to number 6 “
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I appreciate all of the "behind the scenes" aspects of your videos. It gives one a fuller context for what is possible in bonsai than what can be offered by books.
Thanks for another great video, I've learned so much watching you. There's really no limit to how long of a video I'd watch from you. The longer the better!
Greetings from Estonia. We really like what you do. we watch every video with great interest
Not only do I like your long videos I go back and watch them over and over again in case I missed something and every time I do find things that I had forgotten about, thanks for posting so much. love and peace from Windham New York
spiral of knowledge. revisiting is a great way to learn.
You always identify your trees. Helpful to me if you could show a close-up the leaves when you identify each tree. Thank you keep up the good work.
I love that there is no waste. I’m always amazed at how you think about the trees and their natural motion that contributes to a bonsai look. I’m gonna have to visit you…I’m coming from California 🙏🏽🙋🏻♀️👍🏽
You patience and enthusiasm is a wonder! Thank you and Happy 2020!
Very interesting video, thank you. Here’s another favorable vote for the longer videos. I thoroughly enjoy watching you create your trees.
I’ve learned that I’m much too careful with my trees... ;)
Slow is better than dead. You do you. I love Peter's work but am terrified of Making a beautiful dead tree because my tree was not as healthy as his. Please tell me if I'm wrong. Just include how to fix my self.
Me too! I’m like dang he’s roughing the tree up
I think that there are 2 key factors here: first he knows very well how healthy the tree is and second if anything goes a little south he'll know how to fix it
Same here. And they keep dying.
Having many trees helps. the times when I have only 3 4 trees I'm so careful with them. Nowadays I'm much more like Peter
Thank you for all the great videos! I enjoy watching regardless of the length. Your videos have been invaluable to my new found bonsai hobby. You are the man!
Will always appreciate the long videos, all the different trees you have shown make it easier to understand our own unique trees.
Thank you Peter for the videos. I have also bought your book from Amazon that I read to learn more. It inspired me to write my book, Cannabis- Bonsai growing techniques and Why. You have inspired me and other's to love nature. Thank you, Blessings to you and yours!
Love this video I learn so much from each tree
Thank you for your time and for letting us all in
Long videos are great. The preparation is very important. Nice that you give lots of examples! Enjoy every one immensely!
You are a wonder! All of those trees are beautiful! Trees are my absolute favorite plant. I have pictures of them everywhere in our house and am always looking for more. You have inspired me and my daughter to start bonsai trees. When we start watching your videos we can't stop and end up watching late into the night. Thank you so much for sharing your love and knowledge, We'll be watching!
A great video with a wealth of knowledge. I love the longer videos. Thanks as always Peter!
I love watching you work And retaining you’re Knowledge on Bonsai you’re so inspiring!-you are my Teacher ,my Mentor for this Beautiful yet addicting art that I’ve been doing for 6-7 yrs you’ve change my life in the best and most Honorable way🌱
I’ve been interested in bonsais for about a year it’s fascinating how you say I’ve had this for 32 years it just amazes me amazing
Thank you for all the secrets for free I like free ^.^ your awesome heron
Thank you! Thoroughly enjoyed watching every bit of this video! Your expert pruning along with valuable tips!
You are very, very soothing. I love listening to you talk.
Thanks for another great video, I've learned so much from you. I could watch all day -- the longer the better!
Nothing you do is boring. I appreciate you sharing all your expertise.
Master Chan shows how to value Nature's materials. Yes, we love the long videos!
Your wealth of knowledge is just mind blowing Peter, thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us
Love all the videos! So informative and yet relaxing to watch
I love these long videos were you take a bunch of trees and show us what you're doing in explaining what you're doing with each one of them. If the greatest learning tool ever. I know when I start my 1st banzai from nursery stock I have a's large amount of knowledge planted in my brain by watching you.
I’m watching this again. So amazed at your knowledge.
Thank you Mr Chan, I watch all of you video's and have some of you books and still find something new each time i watch or reread your books .I have many field maples one of which is a shohin which is around 25 years old growing over a rock which i did 20+ years ago after reading one of your books ,you have always been an inspiration.once again ,Thank you
Thank you for your kind comments - Books did meet a need but I would never consider writing a bonsai book again because it is not the same doing and explaining things via the digital media.
Your videos are wonderful and never too long. You are an exceptional teacher and without your training I would be in the dark on all of this. Excellent job….thank you.
I really enjoy your videos. You go after the trees roots like a person searching for gold and rightly so.
The 8th tree is my favorite,.thx for sharing Peter. Can't wait for the next one..cheers
Love your trees...your old maple trees here in your video look much like the ones surrounding my area...The trees here are at least 100+ years old...the center of these old trees often rot out and become hollow....octopus looking......but this big tree has much determination it stills grows on....occationally sacrificing a large limb. The seeds start easily but grow so fast putting roots down fast. It's like mastering a giant... Yours are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Love the video. Instructional is great but to just watch you work is very beneficial to see. Thank you Peter for taking the time to teach the world your craft.
This was so interesting. The differences in the trees and what you can do seems endless. I love your reuse of everything. Thank you
Fieldmaples are great: I also gave it a shot:
ua-cam.com/video/HCeghWpUfxU/v-deo.html
grts
K
Thank you peter so interesting, just started keeping bonsai. Love watching your videos as you explain everything 😊❤️
Thank you for your videos. Your knowledge and enthusiasm is infectious. You are like the Attenborough of bonsai - I could listen to you all day.
The Attenborough of bonsai. Love it
"The Attenborough of Bonsai" That's such a specific yet accurate description.
Fantastic.
@@andreassavvides8296 *quietly wishing for a feature length documentary on trees around the world with Peter narrating now*
@@MrTedGreene I believe there is a bonsai focused documentary featuring Peter
@@huntermcdonald9928 day...made! I will look for this!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, I love your long videos the best. More the merrier. Thank you Peter.
Longer the better I could watch you all day xx
I bought a 1 gallon maple today and didn’t realize the nebari could be so far under the soil! Thanks for showing me with this video, the trunk looks so much better now that I dug the nebari out!
Germany is calling! Thanks, Peter, wonderful videos with amazing Bonsai!
I am very new to bonsai. I always used to see amazing bonsai and think I could never do that. But you make everything seem so achievable! Love the channel and all the information you give. I now have two bonsai I've done myself and I'm definitely addicted! 😊👍
Don’t mind the long videos. You are a master, I appreciate all the knowledge you share with us, thank you sir 🙏🏻
When I first started watching your videos I thought , "why are they so long"? Now I can't get enough of them!
It is just so incredibly interesting to watch you work. Along with your encyclopedic knowledge that you reliably sprinkle in with your commentary, your channel is very educational and gratifying. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these videos. Straight to the point, and no hard and fast rules. Thank you Mr. Chan for your positive, energetic, and realness on life. #HeronsBonsai
Yes, love the long videos. Keep up the inspiring work please!
Thank you for every thing you do! You’re a legend!
I love your long videos, relaxing and informative!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful techniques with us. Watching your videos has given me courage to chop off branches with more confidence.
Thanks you sir and greetings from South of South Africa ! I love the long videos so please keep it up!
So, so interesting and so much knowledge provided by Master Chan. Thank you very much!
I've had a mulberry growing in a black plastic pot just like those maples for at least 5 years now. When I went to take it up off the ground, it had 2 huge roots growing down through the holes in the bottom of the pot and it was really anchored to the ground. I had to work at cutting those two large roots in order to get the pot and tree off the ground and up onto my back deck to work on it. It is really looking nice. I am REALLY enjoying your videos!
I never knew that you could pot the roots and grow a new tree. Peter, you are the best!
Fieldmaples are great: I also gave it a shot:
ua-cam.com/video/HCeghWpUfxU/v-deo.html
grts
K
I love these educational videos, it is so nice to follow your thinking process, the why and the how, excellent 👍🏼
Peter you are an inspiration... Thank you for sharing your knowledge.. and I love your long videos 😍
I think the longer videos are more beneficial to learn from because of your providing different examples in which we see how to you design and problem solve. It’s a privilege to watch a master work magic 🪄
I get them as seedlings in my garden. There are many around in my area. Got a couple growing in pots as a patio tree. You have given me some ideas though. I have the same with ash trees and especially birch trees. They show up as seedling in my garden and I put them in a pot. I love this channel!
You make me excited to start Bonsai! I can hardly wait for Spring!
Your a wonderful teacher. Thank you!!
I enjoy every video, no matter how long or short. You have taught me a great deal with your examples and explanations. You are truly an example of a wise bonsai daddy, to me. Look forward to every upload. Thank you.
Diane Chamberlain
He speaks so beatiful
Thank you for sharing your decades of knowledge with us 🙏🌱
Love the long videos. I agree that if you love life any thing you do is/should be enjoyable. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Would love to see a video of a day with Peter Chan.
You might get bored as I am usually at my desk most of the day answering comments from UA-cam fans!
Another excellent video and vital information was provided. Please do not stop.
I love watching these long videos to get an understanding of the whole process. No one else on UA-cam offers so much detail, so necessary to build a larger knowledge base. I thank you for being so willing to share what you know with us all. Another quick question...how long can a plant sit out on the counter with it’s roots exposed before it starts to damage the plant? (I used to grow small Bonsai about 20 years ago in Massachusetts, but when I moved to Wyoming where the climate is soooo dry, I failed with them all for lack of adequate water. I guess I should have watered them 4 times a day and really had no idea how different the climate was. Since watching your videos I am now looking at the local plants for ideas. How about a sagebrush bonsai? The smell would be fantastic )
This video compelled me to start again on the materials i had...this weekend! Thank you Peter! Very inspiring indeed!
Fieldmaples are great: I also gave it a shot:
ua-cam.com/video/HCeghWpUfxU/v-deo.html
grts
K
Thank you very much for all the knowledge. I love to watch all your videos and I don't mind at all if they are long :)
At the moment I'm waiting for some material to be able to try it myself. In the meantime I spend my time watching these videos. I have learned a lot already.
so much knowledge absolutely wonderful gift to give love the long video really able to provide a cross section of material I'm looking at roots on my field maplt in a different light thank you
Hi there thank you so much for sharing your secrets with us I enjoy all you stories aswell and thank you again take care .
These vids are amazing. I have a 4 foot pine in my yard that has a beautiful twist and I chopped and chopped and it is so
Pretty! Im inspired by these vids.
I love his discussion during the processes
Thank you for your free secrets. I learn so much from your videos. I love in Florida. I have red maples. They are very vigorous but very beautiful.
very natural and really inspiring...thank you very much.... you're a genuine master.
Thank you Peter for your videos, they are in fact, an eye opener for me. I am watching the videos during lockdown and I have been able to do some creative gardening after watching your videos.
Regards from Darjeeling, India.
Don't mind your longer videos. Thoroughly enjoy watching you create.
Great video. I follow yours tips and instructions in the hope if creating my own trees from my own plants.
Because of your videos I became brave and started to grow my own bonsai trees at home :) Thank you!
It always amazes me how you know the years you have acquired and worked on each tree! Yes, I love the longer videos. When you show many examples it is extremely helpful for developing an understanding of the principles you are working from. Thank you for all of your wonderful videos! When you work on a tree, are you always trimming to what you envision as the final height? Or are there exceptions to this?
Oh, I love that tree. So beautiful.
I'm 30 seconds into this video. Can I just say. That shirt is on point!
Fabulous! Thank you. You are extremely talented.
Thank you so much for sharing. I've learned so much from all your videos.
I personaly want to see this types of video from you. It's very helpful for beginners, those who are interested to create a bonsai. So it's my request please do this type of video more and more.
Invaluable! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Omg I would never have thought you could be that brutal with the roots .... not that I've ever tried Bonsai but as very inspired.
I love details. So it's a very informative to me. I like such type of videos.
Now, I am hooked, I must do this!
I put my 1 year old to sleep to your videos, please keep em long and informative
Thanks Peter for the videos, i have a few field Maples, never knew you could take root cuttings from them, very interesting. Cheers
Sir, it is very relaxing watching you working.
I'am from Berlin Germany i understand not so good Englisch, but i love you Peter! You are my Hero Bonsai!!!!
Very interesting and well explained, thank you.
Peter thank you for sharing, your videos are great .