Me too I'm going this Friday,I found a Scots pine in the woods when working so I rescued it and planted it to bonsai,it's about 14 inches tall,we were ther to take out the dead top of a huge Scots pine along with the removal of some dead ash trees
Edit, originally from Hungary too, but living in the UK, and a great fan of Peter and bonsai, literally have seen all his videos on RUclips!!! Thank you for your awesome work and knowledge, Peter!!!!
You inspire me since many month and I hope to meet you and your beautiful nursery in August 2022🤞 for my future trip to London.! Greetings from France !🇨🇵🤞
Good old mr Chan, alive and kicking very well! 365.000 subscribers: another mileston if you ask me! And again: congrats to you and your team, very well deserved!
Peter you did get me with surprise when you stated talking in hindi. No doubt you are a indian 😂😂. Can you tell me also that delhi man details its hard for us to get bonsai material here.
it depends on the plant and speed of growth. With acer or ficus for instance it may be only a few weeks at most before the wires bite into the bark. For conifers like junipers or pines it can take up to 2 sometimes even 3 years. You always need to keep an eye out if the wire starts to bite into the bark as you need to remove it then. If you have a fast growing tree you can use an open coil wiring by using a slightly thicker wire but not as usual right at the bark but a bit away from it. Peter Chan has shown examples of this in some of his videos. Good luck
The first wiring I did to a plant I killed it. Because I twist & wrap the branches around the wire. This common newbie mistake crushed the cambium & turn the whole tree into a Jin.
@@StuartOliver83 Thinking back its was really a dumb mistake, I would laugh too if I were you. Peter Chan is the only bonsai person that I found talking about this, but I found out too late.
Wire around the branch, not branch around the wire... unless you want the branch to be deliberately wiggly. And yup, the plant circulation happens right under the bark, so if you crush the bark or cut through it, the tree can't have any sap flow there.
When people say that "bonsai is abuse to a plant" ...........sir what to say to those peaple who dont know the art of this. Please sir say something about this particular circumstance.
He inspired me to and hope to meet him in February as my wife and I are planning a trip down to purchase a tree for my birth day .
Same as my wife and myself in April , Enjoy your day .
Email my office to let me know when you are coming as I sometimes go out on other jobs, Shame if you came and I was not there to meet you.
@@peterchan3100 I have just informed your office/ sales department of the day in April we intend to be at Herons .
Me too I'm going this Friday,I found a Scots pine in the woods when working so I rescued it and planted it to bonsai,it's about 14 inches tall,we were ther to take out the dead top of a huge Scots pine along with the removal of some dead ash trees
Thanks Peter,you are so kind,hugs from Italy.
Edit, originally from Hungary too, but living in the UK, and a great fan of Peter and bonsai, literally have seen all his videos on RUclips!!! Thank you for your awesome work and knowledge, Peter!!!!
You inspire me since many month and I hope to meet you and your beautiful nursery in August 2022🤞 for my future trip to London.!
Greetings from France !🇨🇵🤞
How many of us inspired Peter to start the bonsai journey? Thanks Peter! Greetings from Slovakia!
You are a very patient instructor!
Love an impromptu session! 🪴
Good old mr Chan, alive and kicking very well! 365.000 subscribers: another mileston if you ask me! And again: congrats to you and your team, very well deserved!
Thank you my friend. When are you coming to visit Herons?
@@peterchan3100 As soon as possible! Maybe this year. It's about time to work on my bucket list...
Your guy so so cute and funny. As he did the wiring, he moved his body with the wiring. Lol
Great vid again and always helpful to the newbies !
Always learning from the master! Thanks Peter! Sending warm wishes from Florida 😊🐊🦩🌴😎
The master at work again with a new student. And ofcause they all are very nervous around him😉😂
Wow Peter
That's why I had instant liking for u
No other channel interests me more than urs
Love from India
Just perfect day start to watch another Herons video 💪
This is such a helpful reference and gives me some confidence in starting my bonsai journey, when the time comes. Thank you for sharing!
Cheers from Ojai California
What a lovely fun day it must have been 👏. Thx for sharing Peter, can't wait to see the next one. 👍
The impromptu ones are the best!
Awesome
This is apkant that l have easy access too , l cannot wait to try this, such a good teacher. Thank you .
"There's no right or wrong way" as Peter corrects them the whole way.😂
True perfectionist at work hahaaaa I'm the same in my job
There are no bad style choices, there is only inexperience which leads to lack of choices 😅
"Mistakes" are just more learning ❤️
@@erebus53 -- So true !!
Peter SIR ! You make the work look so easy but when we practically try to do it , it's really tough.
This man is a legend and I'd love to be able to meet him in person,I'm coming Friday Mr Chan hopefully I'll see you there 😁
Please ask for me when you arrive
Thank you I will do
Peter your videos brighten up even the gloomiest of days. How luck were they?
Thank you Peter
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Mr Chan in the background always moving lol
Hey Master, you speak perfect Hindi !!!
But of course !!
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Foist 🤗
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Peter you did get me with surprise when you stated talking in hindi. No doubt you are a indian 😂😂. Can you tell me also that delhi man details its hard for us to get bonsai material here.
email our office and I will give you his cell phone number
For how long do I leave wires on my bonsai?
it depends on the plant and speed of growth. With acer or ficus for instance it may be only a few weeks at most before the wires bite into the bark. For conifers like junipers or pines it can take up to 2 sometimes even 3 years. You always need to keep an eye out if the wire starts to bite into the bark as you need to remove it then.
If you have a fast growing tree you can use an open coil wiring by using a slightly thicker wire but not as usual right at the bark but a bit away from it. Peter Chan has shown examples of this in some of his videos. Good luck
@@h.b.1421 thank youu!
The first wiring I did to a plant I killed it. Because I twist & wrap the branches around the wire. This common newbie mistake crushed the cambium & turn the whole tree into a Jin.
Hahahaaaaaa thanks for the tip mate sorry to laugh but the way you wrote that was hilarious
@@StuartOliver83 Thinking back its was really a dumb mistake, I would laugh too if I were you. Peter Chan is the only bonsai person that I found talking about this, but I found out too late.
Wire around the branch, not branch around the wire... unless you want the branch to be deliberately wiggly.
And yup, the plant circulation happens right under the bark, so if you crush the bark or cut through it, the tree can't have any sap flow there.
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Google says the minty moss is "Mentha requienii"
I just noticed, Peter you ‘stir the pot’ anti-clockwise, Europeans would usually ‘stir clockwise’, do you think this incidental matters?
Not always - I sometimes stir it clockwise too. It doesn't really matter which way you stir.
Would you send me some minty moss? To the USA? I could pay the postage
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When people say that "bonsai is abuse to a plant" ...........sir what to say to those peaple who dont know the art of this. Please sir say something about this particular circumstance.
If they use that argument then Vegetarians should not be eating veg as they are killing plants.
@@peterchan3100 ok sir......that will be a nice reply to them . Thanks a lot
These people also fail to realise that a tree is much more likely to die or get cut down if it grows too big. Most trees benefit from pruning
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