What a beautiful bark, I don't think I will be around when my hundreds of JBP are old enough to be that beautiful but I take joy that someone will be thankful I raised the seed for them.
I love your videos sir. It was such a pleasure to video chat with you even though I had to work. You are a true master of Bonsai. It would be my dream to have a tree nursery like yours growing stylized landscape trees. You are much braver than I am with the amount of growth you cut off of you question pine. Cheers!
Sunday breakfast with Peter . No better way to start the day. Stunning result the main arch in the top branch almost frames what looks like a smaller tree with the cascading branch looking like its root structure.
Another great lesson!! Thank you so much, for teaching so many!! Bonsai for everyone!! It is such an enjoyable hobby....the one really good thing that came out of the plandemic for me. 😉
Dzień dobry, Peter - we say in Poland. Thank you, for this video. I have enjoyed it greatly. I love how you exposed the pads by wiring it. Such a great work. Have a lovely Sunday 🌿🌿🌿
That is one of the most unique bonsai I've ever come across. I love how much alot of your stuff seems to sway from stereotypical "bonsai" shape so much
Peter, you said question mark, but my first thought was bass cleff. Also confirmed the front! If it were my tree, it would be called "Notation" or some such musical term. I am not sure if it is jazz or classical, but it is certainly singing something!
OMG Peter, I've been watching your videos for so long that I know what you're going to say before you say it ! I have learned so much from you , thank you my friend :)
Love this tree. It's poetry. Inside the hoop there is a bonsai, and if u visualise it in 3d the lower bransch is a streem or a field and in the back stands a bonsai. So the name could be Bonsai? Thank's Peter
omg,Great movement in that trunk, really like what you did there. I thought the front was the other way round at the start of the video also, nice to see how it turned out. TY Peter, more Inspiration !
I like this style of tree. I understand that what some would call 'true'literati draws inspiration from calligraphy or philosophy as well as nature but I like that as a generalization this style doesn't *appear* formal such that it gives me a feeling like 'odd' trees are OK. I often hesitate to call the container trees I'm training g or experimenting with "bonsai" because there's a lot of baggage to that term. I personally like rather odd looking trees, like jin on deciduous trees or the 'ugly' roots. To me some of my trees look like dancing ladies or soldiers climbing out of their pots.
This video is a really good video I always like watching this channel so much great information, Pater I don't if you could do a video just on overwatering because watering is the biggest thing people struggle with i just think that people may benefit for that as well, thank you for all these videos.
@@peterchan3100 I mean on just overwatering bonasi tree's because you said in other video that the mean reason for sick tree's is overwatering and I have another look for it in your videos Pater
That s me all over master Chan using resources around you to save a few quid "The Potato Peeler" genius. Thanks again for your value and extremely diverse knowledge on bonsai. Love it 👊🌲
Mr. Chan. Could you do a video on how to create a literati tree. I'm a person who's learned from you entirely. I would truly love a literati, especially considering you history of the art from one of your books. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Reminds me of my friend, the split trunk tree we've talked about previously! Incidentally, I contacted the company email about that tree, but got no answer about whether it was still available :(
Mr. Peter. On my bonsai pomgranat the leaves are starting to dry out. new young appear, but they also begin to dry out .... what it can be, and how to treat it. thanks.
Is anyone having Dr. Zeuss flashbacks? I'm wishing that this tree had more taper and was half as tall. Just my beginner sensibilities shining through, I guess.😁 Cheers, Chris
@@thenaturecreater8906 - I did visit oil and gas Rigs. I was joint chairman of the Ekofisk Pipeline commission when I was just 33 and did the Unitisation Treaties for the Frigg gas field and Statfjord and Murchison oil fields. That was when I worked for the Govt.
It's as if the tree has struggled against life's adversity, twisting and turning, and eventually came to defend it's spark of life using it's own trunk, which bears the scars of it's battle, represented by the jins.
For my personal taste, the total appearance of this tree is not really "my cup of tea", as the say; it's a bit "too much" for me. However, I appreciate and like to see and hear the detailed process of styling: quite interesting. Almost 300 K abonnees: the Heron is spreading its wings more and more! Keep up the good work, mr Chan and all the best for you and your team.
How interesting to see everyone all over the world watching and learning bonsai from big Peter san! Bonsai for everyone!
What a beautiful bark, I don't think I will be around when my hundreds of JBP are old enough to be that beautiful but I take joy that someone will be thankful I raised the seed for them.
Thank you Peter for your videos, you make me happy with it every Sunday morning at breakfast. Best regards from Germany.
i'm learning so much about not just bonsai, but horticulture in general from your videos. really love your content. thank you for making these for us.
It is obvious he is working at making bonsai available for everyone. Thank You
what a dramatic tree, just lovely.
Thanks Peter. A potato peeler for woodwork - genius! Although my Domestic Management may well not approve.
Great bonsai work
Looks like that lovely tree is even more lovely, after a haircut, shave and manicure!
I love your videos sir. It was such a pleasure to video chat with you even though I had to work. You are a true master of Bonsai. It would be my dream to have a tree nursery like yours growing stylized landscape trees. You are much braver than I am with the amount of growth you cut off of you question pine. Cheers!
I really like how you've used the curve of the question mark as a frame for the greenery.
Just beautiful
300,000 subscribers! Only a few away. Congratulations and thank you for your tutelage.
Between what the tree gives and what Peter takes from it, there remains a marvel.
Astonishing tree! very beautiful and mysterious atmosphere as a result of the spiral curve and the minimalist aesthetic.
Love that piece.Its a work of art!
Sunday breakfast with Peter .
No better way to start the day.
Stunning result the main arch in the top branch almost frames what looks like a smaller tree with the cascading branch looking like its root structure.
I drink coffee, eat Easter cake, and look at Mr. Chen.
My Sunday breakfast with Peter is coffee bread and some fruit.
@@creatingcorey - I don't eat breakfast while watching the video because the crumbs from my toast fall on to the keyboard !
Love this one 👌💚
Beautiful Bunjin 😘..can't wait for the next one. Thx for sharing Peter 👍.
If I was your customer tomorrow, I would buy that tree too. It has a magical feel.
Wonderful video as usual Peter 😊
Kim🇨🇦
A veritable fountain of inspiration.
Another great lesson!! Thank you so much, for teaching so many!! Bonsai for everyone!! It is such an enjoyable hobby....the one really good thing that came out of the plandemic for me. 😉
Beautiful work Peter
Every piece of your work conveyed a lot of new useful information . Thanks for it. Regards from Imphal
Dzień dobry, Peter - we say in Poland. Thank you, for this video. I have enjoyed it greatly. I love how you exposed the pads by wiring it. Such a great work. Have a lovely Sunday 🌿🌿🌿
This tree reminds me of that nightmare before Christmas’ curly hill.
Absolutely beautiful by the way!
These are beautiful steel tools on the table.
Great work Peter, the curve of the trunk frames that little branch beautifully!!
That is one of the most unique bonsai I've ever come across.
I love how much alot of your stuff seems to sway from stereotypical "bonsai" shape so much
You can call it the riddler, very mysterious and questionable. Turned out quite amazing. Looking forward to seeing your next video.
Now it looks like a drawn clowd! Awesome!
Love this tree.
Peter, you said question mark, but my first thought was bass cleff. Also confirmed the front! If it were my tree, it would be called "Notation" or some such musical term. I am not sure if it is jazz or classical, but it is certainly singing something!
I thought bass clef as well. The foliage pads could be the two dots.
Very interesting. Thank u Peter.
OMG Peter, I've been watching your videos for so long that I know what you're going to say before you say it ! I have learned so much from you , thank you my friend :)
The question ❓ Very appropriate.
Amazing tree
Absolutely beautiful tree
I've fallen for it too
Love this tree. It's poetry. Inside the hoop there is a bonsai, and if u visualise it in 3d the lower bransch is a streem or a field and in the back stands a bonsai. So the name could be Bonsai? Thank's Peter
omg,Great movement in that trunk, really like what you did there.
I thought the front was the other way round at the start of the video also, nice to see how it turned out.
TY Peter, more Inspiration !
I like this style of tree. I understand that what some would call 'true'literati draws inspiration from calligraphy or philosophy as well as nature but I like that as a generalization this style doesn't *appear* formal such that it gives me a feeling like 'odd' trees are OK. I often hesitate to call the container trees I'm training g or experimenting with "bonsai" because there's a lot of baggage to that term. I personally like rather odd looking trees, like jin on deciduous trees or the 'ugly' roots. To me some of my trees look like dancing ladies or soldiers climbing out of their pots.
Do what gives you enjoyment and what feels right for. No need to look over your shoulder to get the praise of others.
This video is a really good video I always like watching this channel so much great information, Pater I don't if you could do a video just on overwatering because watering is the biggest thing people struggle with i just think that people may benefit for that as well, thank you for all these videos.
I have done a video about watering already - look through the archives of my videos.
@@peterchan3100 I mean on just overwatering bonasi tree's because you said in other video that the mean reason for sick tree's is overwatering and I have another look for it in your videos Pater
That s me all over master Chan using resources around you to save a few quid "The Potato Peeler" genius. Thanks again for your value and extremely diverse knowledge on bonsai. Love it 👊🌲
That’s the kind of pine I’ll give my right arm for
Thank you teacher. In your experience what's the average length of time it would take for a Scots pine to develop bark such as in this example?
Just in time! I just got one very tall and young one from wild and not too sure what shape I should bend it to make the most beautiful one.
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Mr. Chan. Could you do a video on how to create a literati tree. I'm a person who's learned from you entirely. I would truly love a literati, especially considering you history of the art from one of your books. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
“This seems to be my new expression” lol Peter we ❤️ you!!!!! God bless
Perfect love from Belgium 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Reminds me of my friend, the split trunk tree we've talked about previously! Incidentally, I contacted the company email about that tree, but got no answer about whether it was still available :(
Inge - it is still reserved for you but since Brexit we can ship to EU anymore - certainly not for the foreseeable future.
Enigma Pine :D
Very nice friend❤️👍
This tree gives me Doctor who vibes!
Woooo...ooooh......
Great tree Peter!
🐨🌏 good day mate . we say in Australia. . like your videos. Keith Australia
Hi, How Can you Bend the trunk of this tree. As I have one the same age and size but straight.
Bent when the tree was very young.
get a go pro if you can, i feel like it could be a fun and informative angle!
Mr. Peter. On my bonsai pomgranat the leaves are starting to dry out. new young appear, but they also begin to dry out .... what it can be, and how to treat it. thanks.
Try keeping it outdoors - that should make it better
@@peterchan3100 Thanks.
peter u should try covering the soil before the pruning so you dont need to clean out any needles
That came out so sick .
Morning Peter
Good Morning Louise
What time in the year would you do this?
Early March
Do u think it's OK to thin out foliage on a cedar or pine in the autumn?
Even tho it won't grow until spring.
In Autumn you should only remove the old dead needles.
The Riddler Tree? ;)
Halo broter.... i like
Is anyone having Dr. Zeuss flashbacks? I'm wishing that this tree had more taper and was half as tall. Just my beginner sensibilities shining through, I guess.😁
Cheers,
Chris
How about naming it "the riddler tree" 😄
Morning! How old this beautiful bonsai?
I would guess 40-50.
Great video once again I hope the customer will fall for it but I know that will be an expensive tree. Thank you Peter.
@@joegarland4885, endid.
@@peterchan3100, very beautiful!
God morgen Peter as we say in norway
I used to go to Norway a lot in 1974-1976 when I worked on Off-shore oil and gas. Oslo, Stavangar and Bergen were my favourite haunts.
@@peterchan3100 wow that was cool to hear about. Witch oil rig did you work on?
@@thenaturecreater8906 - I did visit oil and gas Rigs. I was joint chairman of the Ekofisk Pipeline commission when I was just 33 and did the Unitisation Treaties for the Frigg gas field and Statfjord and Murchison oil fields. That was when I worked for the Govt.
You mentioned the Whatsapp and I'm hoping to connect. I have the app. How does it work?
Geiler typ
It's as if the tree has struggled against life's adversity, twisting and turning, and eventually came to defend it's spark of life using it's own trunk, which bears the scars of it's battle, represented by the jins.
Very well described - in keeping with the spirit of this tree.
For my personal taste, the total appearance of this tree is not really "my cup of tea", as the say; it's a bit "too much" for me. However, I appreciate and like to see and hear the detailed process of styling: quite interesting.
Almost 300 K abonnees: the Heron is spreading its wings more and more! Keep up the good work, mr Chan and all the best for you and your team.
I would have called it "riddle me twist"
Is there enough photosynthethic parts for the sake of the tree ?
The remaining foliage should be adequate
😍👍
Morning Peter. Under my humble opinion, i would have chosen the other side as de front. Although you have done once again a great work.
Be Bold
Hey Peter what’s up?? Howz Family??
I have my daughter and family here with me this weekend.
I'll name that one: "DIANA PÛ HÀO". 😉
("Dīyīn pǔ hào" translates to "bass clef" for those that don't speak Mandarin).
Definitivamente el frente debe ser del otro lado, pero Ud. eso lamentablemente no lo ve. El tronco, la linea va para el fondo y eso es contradictorio.
What i will name me kid DA QUESTION
Braw