Quick Method To Make Maple Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this video I talk about creating Maple Bonsai trees by growing them in the ground first.
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Hearing Peter yell “Timber!” makes my day, every time. 😂😂😂
Peter, I had to laugh at 2:15 when you threw the chopped piece of Acer away and said "forget it! I've got enough!".
It just seemed so funny after years of watching you do air layers and saying "I'm going to air later this...n that..". Good for you mate, let your hair down a bit 😂👏👍
what hair? 😂
Hi Peter sir....I would really love to see a video of how you dig up these plants n transfer into a pot
Hi Peter your energy is so amazing for your age as I am more or less the same age and don’t have half the energy you have, there are some amazing maples to be had when you are able to dig them up and make quality bonsai trees. I am following in your footsteps and planting seedlings in the ground, within one growing season they have put on so much growth as compared to the seedlings in pots, I also planted the seeds from my full size field maple in the ground and they are doing well compared to the potted maples seeds. BTW I watched a video tour of Dan Robinson’s very large garden I am sure you know him,some trees over a thousand years old, a point he made that surprised and shocked me , he has never repotted any of his trees, he does explain why but I will leave that, I would urge your viewers to seek out his videos, his trees and their setting are amazing. Thank you Peter for your videos which help a lot of people to enjoy bonsai.
I read this and was curious to learn about it. His collection is marvelous but I think it's a pretty different style to what Peter is doing. Don wants the trees to stay craggy and decrepit, without any semblence of vigorous growth...but a lot of his trees are taken from nature and are thousands of years old, or decades old developing a very ancient style. I think there's a place for both the ancient miniature looking tree, and the bold, vigorous, healthy "adult" looking miniature tree. Anyways I think both techniques are quite viable, and hope to be able to experiment with both in my lifetime...
Peter, I love seeing you walking around the nursery day or night in all weathers; what you love keeps you young.
I first came to Herons in the mid 80s shortly after you came up from your old place. I bought a larch from you, and we were in the old greenhouse that later blew down in the Great Storm. I also recall around that time you showed me the ‘galleys’ of your next book. You also came up to our club in Colchester a couple of times too. Happy days.
R. Pollock
I still remember you Robert and my visits to the Colchester club. My eldest sister's in-lawas used to live in Colchester in the Dutch quarter - so I know Colchester well. Hope you are well.
@@peterchan3100 yes now retired in Norfolk and still growing bonsai! Best always.
When I see all your field grown maples, I almost salivate! I would love to have just ONE of those beautiful trees. Thank you for showing this part of the process.
The best time to plant a tree was yesterday, the next best is today...go get some seeds or saplings and go for it! :)
I just purchased my first Deshojo, to begin bonsai. I’m excited but also nervous. You make it look so easy.
Mr Peter Chan , thanks for your excitement it is very invigorating !
this video is a learning experience for anyone entering the world of bonsai because it is interspersed🙇 with lessons
Another encouraging video Peter. Thank you!
there are some amazing maples to be had when you are able to dig them up and make quality bonsai trees.
Next Spring.
I really do look forward to the Sunday morning herons RUclips video. Thanks again Peter and the team. P.s. I’m used to the planes now, so most of the time I don’t even acknowledge them.
I hardly notice the planes - but that doesn't do my videos any good !
If there is a way to cut the noise out then that would obviously be sn improvement. But I will still enjoy your videos with or without the planes.
I don't believe you use a wireless clip on microphone, do you? I think that could help with at least being able to hear you speak when a plane flies over..
I don't really mind them either when watching your videos, but if you still want to do something about it, I think the wireless mic could help.
Beautiful maples, they are my favorite of the bonsai
Thx for sharing Peter
Hi Peter, my approach to trim trees is just like yours, and I’m glad I wasn’t doing something wrong. My wife would yell at me when trimming trees, she would say who do you think you are “Edward Scissorhands”
I’ve also learned so much from you and your videos…thank you. I’ve done over 10 successful air layerings from watching you and can’t stop now. I do have a question about field growing the trees. I have two areas where I’ve planted my potted trees as a nursery to one day dig up and plant elsewhere on property. Being so close together I would suppose to just dig down and then cut all roots outside of the rootball area. I’m sure the trees roots are all mixed together now, about 5 years in the ground. Will you be showing this process in an upcoming video?
Thanks again for all your help
Good for you.
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Very cool transformation of the trees!
very beautiful
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Beautiful!! I'd surmised that you'd surely need an excavator of some sort to get those trees out from there. So densely packed together!! 🌱🪴🌲🌳
I can’t wait until my maples are as big as!
Is there any videos showing the process of digging up a field grown tree?
Thanks
This is great. In my area, Maple is really hard to find, and need more special act to grows them.
Good morning
Tossing the beautiful leaved area of a tree to keep the branch and main trunk. Things those who doesn’t Bonsai won’t ever understand. And the fact Peter can make a bonsai out of grass and it would look amazing.
Nice maples! Do you air layer them now in July or next spring?
You can still air layer now and they will root by Sept
@@peterchan3100can I plant the maple layerings straight into a forest planting with spagn. moss or plant them in a pots separately now and into a forest in march (in middle Germany). Thanks for your great work, Peter!
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Please try to answer - in this vid you mention digging up some maple trees to pot them in early Spring/late Winter. I ask - can it be a successful time in late Autumn also? I am in grow zone 8a, near Atlanta GA, and I had a few unsuccessful & a few successful this past early Spring 2024.
I got several sugar maple s🍁 and oak tree s couple pines to... I try to get trees with Long longevity life spans most maple and oak tree s can live over 300 years old...
"The trees have only been in the ground a mere ten years."
Sousou no Peter
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Can i cut the trunk and leave no leaves? Will it survive?
You shouldn't do that as it is always better to leave some leaves on the tree to pull the sap up. However - if you find yourself in that situation the leafless trunk will produce new shoots.
When using the saw Start the blade before contacting the branch. That way you won’t get jammed as much you have a better clean cut.
I try to do that
Instead of air layering can you not grow roots from the cuttings? I always reproduce my Bougainvillea by just sticking the cutting in a glass vase until it roots. It has a 50/50 success rate for forming roots.
Not with long thick trunks like this.
@@peterchan3100 Oh, I see. I think the maximum thickness I've rooted a Bougainvillea cutting is about an inch.
Mr peter grow tree beutiful bonsai in grass land ❤❤❤
peter do the mountain maple acer plam hold true from seed? i know most of the other types dont
As far as I am aware 'Mountain Maple' or 'Yama Momiji' is the term used by the Japanese to describe any Acer palmatum that is not named as a specific cultivar. I may be wrong but from all the research I have done and from speaking to Japanese maple growers I have met - this is what Yama Momiji means.
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What cultivar is this? Do you use other than deshojo for bonsai?
The Maples are all Japanese maples mountain maples none are Deshojo maples they would not be able to be planted as these are. Hope that helps.
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If this was in South Texas Peter would be fighting with kudzu (the vine that are the South), poison ivy, fire ants, and possible copper head snakes.
‘’FORGET IT!”
😮. Poison Ivy
All the cut offs could have been air layered to make new bonsai.
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"Quick method to make maple bonsai" ... "These trees have been in the ground for at least 10 years".
Definitely admire Peter, but it seems a little bit contrary to say this is "quick". I'd love to see Peter do a trip to a common nursery and show his process for choosing material suitable for bonsai like most of us do. Much to my dismay, I don't exactly own a bonsai nursery with trees growing for decades such that I can just dig up a perfect specimen. :(
Ten years is indeed nothing when you consider the size of the trunks. Had they been growing in pots they would have been nowhere near as thick.
You can't hurry nature more than that, and that in itself is a valuable lesson for humans.
When you think that there are some bonsai hundreds of years old - ten years is nothing. It's all relative. That is why they say bonsai teaches you patience.
@@peterchan3100 heh, sorry, meant no disrespect.
I don’t personally have access to much land, but I do what I can. I have a handful of field grown trees in the works, however most of my collection are just garden center trees. One is a cheap alberta spruce, inspired by you. It fooled someone into thinking it was ~100 years old, so thank you!
My favorites in my collection are the neglected nursery stock because they’re often overgrown/untamed. It would be relatable to me if you were to go on a garden center expedition to find some rejects, the diamonds in the rough, and give them your touch. I appreciate your videos, and wish you the best!!
You just cant not like Peter :)
Hi master. Maybe consider muffing off the fighter jets' sound. It's obscuring your voice.
Herons is near a flight path. It’s better to just accept it
They are not fighter jets - they're civil aircraft taking off and landing at Gatwick airport.