Bonsai From Dwarf Rhododendrons
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how to make bonsai from ordinary Rhododendron nursery material.
I also show you how to shape and prune the tree and how to select a pot.
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"I am not doing my self a service because I don't sell my bonsai tools this way". That's part of your passion and why people loves you. Thank you so so much for sharing so much.
I needed a break from news here in the US and my azalea is in bloom right now, so this was timely.
I saw my potted azalea was setting buds before the first frost and brought it inside. There aren’t azaleas blooming in Kansas right now otherwise.
@@michaelrutledge3750 Way to go! A state record. Well deserved.
Distressing sights on TV last night re- Capitol Hill. Hope you are all safe.
@@peterchan3100 Thank you Peter Chan.
@@peterchan3100 We are. Thank you.
This the content we all need right now
@Olin Rose-Bardawil -Thats a lovely comment. Thank you.
@Olin Rose-Bardawil I never thought of bansai as being simple. Interesting take.
Thank you, kind sir, for another wonderful video. I've followed you for over a year now and can say that I am inspired and energized to create my own bonsai. After a tumultuous week in the United States, your peaceful voice and creativity is exactly what I needed to experience today, and I am truly grateful!
I dont want to get into the politics of the US election but it is sad when people forget to behave like decent human beings and being so easily led astray.
I absolutely love watching you do your art. I'm gonna go tomorrow and get a dwarf rhoda and start. Thanks. All your videos are awesome.
These videos provide a good example of how rough you can be with certain plants without them becoming extremely stressed or dying. Most videos that you see online treat roots as though they're incredibly delicate and the smallest amount of damage will kill the plant.
Density. Vigorous plants and slow growing trees are the most finiky. If you re-potted your tomatoe every two weeks as it got bigger and bigger, as opposed to just planting it in the ground, it would end up much smaller. Tubers and fast growing trees are roughly the least. It's about how much starch storage is done by the stem and roots. Think about bulb tulips that take over everything, or potatoes. However, that is only a general rule. Climate zone and growth speed play their part. Obviously, domesticated species are going to need nuanced care, such as fruit trees and other unnatural species. I'm imagining slow growing Japanese maples. Having all of that said, if you do not harm the parts of the root that keep the divisions going, everything should be fine. Having a working knowledge of how and where that happens on any specific variety can be gained by simply growing it and observing the roots over time. If, however, you wanted to understand more deeply, read some plant biology. It gets pretty intense pretty quickly though...
@@Robert_McGarry_Poems That's good information for the less experienced gardeners browsing these comments.
I'd also like to add that people should take into account whether they're transplanting determinate or indeterminate plants. Determinate plants do a lot better if they're planted directly into their permanent homes. Indeterminate ones are less fussy and can typically take 2-3 transplants without issue.
If anyone needs a cheap turn table... I just glued an old fidget spinner, between 2 plastic dinner plates. And so far it works great😁👍🏼
You genuinely have been giving us such amazing content even throughout these times. Thank you so much for all that you've done and I hope that one day soon when the world's back to normal, my Mum and I can manage to get down to the nursery and look at some of those Bonsai ourselves. x
More like this video, Peter. It's inspired me to create my own tree from a nursery.
I love peter so much, passion first and business second
Hi peter I'm 12 years old I love watching your videos and you are so amazing
Peter please think about doing this in the future. Please make it so people in the United States can buy from your shop. Thank you
I wish you guys could but plants are virtually impossible to ship to US
:(
Thank you for doing multi-trunk azaleas. Searching for that wonderful trunk line and accentuating its beauty with sympathetic branching is so fun. Love that you are describing your thinking so much. This has been extremely helpful.
Peter i love his character so much . This guy is irreplaceable
I, for the first time, took a rooting shoot from one of my Rhododendrons this fall, and got it to take in a small nursery pot. This was inspirational. I am hoping to work on my first young Rhode this spring. Thanks for this Peter!!
If theres anything ive learned from these starter-bonsai, young bonsai videos, its that any thick branches that dont provide an active addition of shape to the tree is likely going to go. Most apexs, anything thats growing straight up, etc
Nice work and really good video, also i like your Santa Claus shirt, Peter!!!
God, this is truly stunning work. Calm and relaxing to boot. Thank you for this blessed content.
I’m glad to see that I am not the only one who uses a saw to reduce the roots. I’ve been doing it for years and have never lost a plant.
Bob Ross of bonsai!!!!!
I think I'm genuinely in love with this man
I love his shirts.
This is a great makeover show. Pedestrian plant to tiny tree in minutes.
Each time I see your bench which is from an old office chair I absolutely love that idea..thank you so much.
Thank you so much for this! I had this very idea, so I bought two kinds a week ago!!! Now I have a beginning!
I see this is like chess match, you make your move and wait for the result, master at craft, amazing!!
Boldness shown with only a skill peter demonstrates brilliant
good guy peter, giving the kid a present!!
being stuck at home this is the stuff that im excited to see !
It's bonsai, you have to be rootless...😊
Dear Peter can you please do an videos avout how you go about te moss underneath the trees. I also have an bonsai tree myself and i realy like moss, but i dont think i have the right moss when i look at the beautifull moss underneath your trees. I realy love your videos and you inspierd me to get an bonsai myself. Tho im a bit nood with the bonsai you realy helped mee with my ficus.Thank you very mutch, also thank you for all your videos , your positive attitude and your wisdom. i would love to get an reaction or an video about the moss but do as you wish ofcorse. - Niek de Boer form The Netherlands
It's about what you like. If you want that compact moss, scrap it from wherever you can find it. Gather a good amount of it over time. Blend it up and spread it out over any surface that moss already grows on. Find some old fence boards and lay them on a tarp, spread it on that... Wait a year, or longer... Unless you want to do that every year, only harvest enough to do what you need. It will grow back every year. Place this in a space that is already prone to moss.
Thank you to the staff member for the genius shirt.
My dad and I got one for his garden and I've been very tempted to shape it.
Watching you work your magic is a stress relief for me!
Love, Love, Love your passion and ability to turn something into AMAZING.
I live near the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona. We have a variety of Juniper called Alligator Juniper. Some are very old and gnarled. I hunt the huge bonsai looking trees to photograph. Its great sport. You Peter have given me a new prospective of trees and shrubs.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who looks at a nursery azalea and wonders for about two hours ,what to do next !
Shīfù Peter is at it again! Wonders and miracles.
Hey peter i couldnt wait for u to do a video on this type of tree! I bought a satsuki and this is exactly what u get from our online stores. I was laughing when u said u had a hard time chosing what to cut because i fell into the same place. Its very hard to decide what to remove because there isnt a central leader on most of these azalea type trees. I just stood by a broom style shape but i do have one imported from japan and it has a central leader and is a great tree. Great video!
This man is the Bob Ross of bonsai
i watch this channel just for the awesome shirts, the dude is wearing
genuinely nice and smart guy, tyvm
One of the best with tiny leaves and small blueish flowers is tymifollia for a cascade . Another is Trichostomum with white pinkish flowers more like a miniture tree.
It is good to know that my suspicions on my azaleas have been solved by Peter. Azaleas dont grow well in pumice, akadama or lava rock. Might have to repot them.
Enjoy the videos very much. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thanks for the info Peter, now I know why all my Rotos died, they were so cool looking but now I know not to change the soil.
I really like listening to your thought process. I will try a rhododendron in the spring. Another excellent video. Keep teaching the world. USA Michigan
Thank you very much for sharing such a welcome distraction. I learn every time I see your videos..
This video we all need right now...thanks Peter❤️👍
Looks like, what my eye says to me is, a pot less wide than the tree, makes it look bigger & older. This is a good video to watch twice, and fun to see Peter thinking, like at 19:55.
Such amazing transformations. Wonderful video Peter
love the shirt!
Yeah! so happy to see this - these are the plants growing everywhere here and I have some to pot up next month.
i really enjoy your videos especially this one (the first) where you reveal the trunk and change the entire look
Another video..Yay. thx for sharing Peter 👍.
Great video Peter. Having that same problem with the one azalea I have, trying to figure out a shape to it. The challenge is fun. You made them all look fantastic. I remember at the beginning of lockdown, I did this saw cake trick on the azalea and it's still alive haha. Thank you for your great content and keep up the great work!
A gentleman and a scholar!
Brutal camera work. Interesting material though. I would have liked to see more zoomed on the plant.
That hat is legendary
Hi I did all that with two azaleas from the nursery , did the roots and cut branches like you on the video and a month later they both dropped dead
I shall try again
Amazing!
Sick shirt Peter
i like the wired one the most
Thanks Mr Chan
I have a couple of those rodies
I need to do something with
Bonsai coming soon. Thanks Big Fan
Just the video I need! I have one that I ripped out of my parents garden 3 or 4 years ago that I have no idea what to do with
Thanks Peter.
Love you💗
Thank you for this great video Peter!
Thank you ❤️
Nice, I recently picked up one of these, perfect timing for this video.
Happy Birthday 🎂🪴. 🌸🌳🌸
@34.min.....as Mr Chan hacks away at the roots...'You have to be ruthless.'.... rootless? heheh.
Your a amazing guy Love your videos!
Amazing, greetings from Italy
Make sure that guy dont kill the juniper. Hand given by Peter, such a privilege.
Beautiful
Ive been gardening much longer than Ive been practicing bonsai. Nevertheless I cant stop collecting more beit from seed, wild or from nursery stock. I wish I could afford a tree from Mr. Chan's shop or one of his wow could you imagine. But no shipping to u.s.
Epic shirt!
Beautiful video
And where was Little Peter (robin bird) I missed him ;)
On holiday I guess
@@peterchan3100 Lucky him ;)
Awesome
I also use the saw with some junipers that are sensitive to root raking. Problem solved.
At what point in the year can I divide my maple forests. Really just too many seedlings in one pot. Now in the winter or early spring?
Avoid hard frost. If you live in a climate with mild winter you can do it even now, else wait late winter early spring.
Wait till very early Spring.
Can you go to a forest and take a spruce and make a bonsai?
Is there bonsai soil in the final products?
Mr Heron, have you ever planted a pine and a maple together in the same pot? Do you think it would work OK I a large specimen pot?
Hi Peter, what is the best time to do this ?
Can I do this treatment now in June on such a plant?
Hi peter i have a large leaf rhody .its apears to be a very strong tree but its kind of leggy. How far can i prune this tree back is the question . I love the base .and im willin to spend the time to build from the base of the tree .Wil it stay alive when i prune it down til were there are no leaves .and if so is this the time to do it ??? Thank you
Hey, are you not suppose to cut azalea roots and prune the branches in the same go ?? Wondering because I have a nursery azalea. Looking to make it a bonsia next spring and in the future.
4:07 stick what powder on it?
Do you have much to do with jade plants Peter?? Would love to hear your opinion and advice....
I wonder what does he do with all that used soil in general ahaha that's a lot!
We put it on our compost heap and next year they get put back in our vegetable plot for growing veg.
Would u be able to tell me.what kind of christmas tree I have plz
Greetings from Czech Republic.👋👋👋 My question is, if it's possible to make bonsai from Magnolia?? I'm looking for inspiration, but there's no much pictures or videos on the internet. 🤔
Thank you for your knowledge and stay healthy and positive. 😏
Choose a smaller leaf variety. “Star” magnolias work well. Good luck
Have you done gardenia like this? 🙏
Yes
Que sustrato usa usted para un ficus retusa?
Do golden gate ficus bonsai get areal roots?
I am not familiar with this variety.
👍👌🙂
Have you Bonasied a bottle brush? Genus Callistemon?
How long do the wires remain on the plant