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Reshaping Large Chinese Elm Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2023
- In this video I reshape a large overgrown Chinese Elm.
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The last little clip of this video is an explanation of what my Chinese name means. My Chinese name is Chan Yue Kwong which means "Chan with Radiant Light or exuberant Light". It has a very subtle meaning and the English language does not do it justice. If any Chinese scholars out there can illuminate me - I would be grateful.
Well, my friend, according to the Chinese translation you don't need any more illumination! Let your light shine, Mr Chan, for His glory! ✝️🇺🇲👍
@@jamesa7506 Thanks buddy - stay blessed!
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It made me smile a lot. Especially at the end. It would be great to see the progress of the Elm in a couple of months. A well needed 'haircut' 😊
You sir, would never need to worry about AI, as NOTHING can replace your legendary skills!
My thoughts exactly! I love watching what I call the "Peter Chan live" videos, where we're watching Mr. Peter in real time in the creative process, where we see him make decisions and watch what happens live! 😊😍
I have been watching your videos for a couple of years now. I would say I have learned a lot of what I know from you. I am a gardener and I apply your bonsai pruning techniques to my clients' garden trees. Just commenting here to say thanks for the great knowledge and teachings. I love my felco 2s! Are those barnell loppers you use? I have been collecting trees (seedlings and sucjers mainly) through my work. As many varieties as I can get my hands on. Now all I have to do is wait for growth and development. Of the trees and myself!! I always look forward to your videos. :)
Garden shears would have been my choice of tool to bring that mass down.
thank you for all these excellent videos. it seems you want to instruct rather than show off. your skill, energy, and enthusiasm shines.
Exactly. That's exactly what we love about Mr. Peter and his videos. Well, that AND his Hawaiian shirts!! 😊😍
A new life to the tree.
Stunning results really liked that. Great camera work to
440.000 abonnees! Another milestone! Congratulations mr. Chan, for you and your team at Herons!
You notice these things. This for me is a bonus.
@@peterchan3100 440 K: those are serious numbers! For me, it's a sign that you really are "making the difference". As always, I wish you all the best!
Thx for sharing Peter 👍
in the end, you see the problem with the beginning. lovely result ❤
I learned alot.thanks for all your good advise
I must be watching too much Peter Chan but I would say another 2-3 inches could come off the apex there to round the top of the tree off more in harmony with the foliage pads below.
The video was cut off early - I will show this tree again in a follow up video of many projects - watch this space.
@@peterchan3100 Thank you Peter Chan Sir. Jesus bless you.
Great video!
Great work on this plant. I'm according sto you, each person can make bonsai as they want!
Very nice elm 🌳
I looked you all up on google map & as I suspected, you have an airport near by. How did i guess? 😅
Great videos. Love your channel!
In my first attempt at bonsai here in Toronto, Canada, my juniper and spruce, did well over the summer. But sadly and breaking my heart, they both died over winter. But I shall persevere!
Very nice
Video molto interessante e camicia spettacolare ! 😊
It certainly looks extreme, but that's what needs to be done when it's allowed to become overgrown.
Out of curiosity how long will it take for the tree to recover and grown the leaves back, a 6 months to a year??
Two weeks - I am going to show you what it looks like now.
Woow👍👍
Good morning Peter, hope everything is fine. Are you making a video from Lodder? Just curious:-) bye, Ashwin 😊
I would like to create a Chinese elm forest planting, do you have many larger broom/upright style elms available or are you able to source them?
Thank you for the suggestion - I made some years ago but never on RUclips. I will make one soon.
@@peterchan3100 excellent, I will keep an eye out and come and visit you when they’re available. Thanks for the response!
“You never mess with success”.
What does that mean?
🙏🙏master BONSAI 🙏🙏
I thought you were loosing your mind due to age, but you are loosing your mind to having no linhabitions. That tree is great🤩
Peter Sir...How do I get a pair of Felco shears/secateurs no 2 in India.
I have been trying to reach them through email etc but no response.
Can you please suggest any other way to get in touch with them and get a pair of it.
Thank you...
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Peter: you should let your hair grow for 4-5 years. Then you could do the Donald Trump comb over. Haha. Only kidding with you.
Love the work on the tree.
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I respect this channel but this was a hack job.