Creeping Mugo Pine

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Название	:	Creeping Mugo Pine
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In Chan's book Bonsai master class definitive chapter in list of varietes that airlayer easilu, there are 3 pines excluding zuisho I'd like to know if that is a mistake or what?brI zuisho is owbiously air layering specirs that os only that is confirmed by many souces including Julian R Adams and there is no reason to even consider that being wrong, but abou the other ones I am curious, and not the least because one local pine is included in it
Comment from : @samimurtomaki5534

your experience and expertise on display again here big time your customers should realize they are not just paying you for your time (30 minutes cutting)@20:25 they are paying for your expertise and knowledge and benefitting from your years of experience, not just your time :D
Comment from : @noumine

Love this More Mugo pine videos
Comment from : @drunkenbonsai425

Beautiful
Comment from : @samanthagruwell8994

What an absolutely beautiful specimen I'm not a 'pine person' but that tree is extraordinary Wow
Comment from : @mchlbk

Could you post an update on this pine, please?
Comment from : @soberhippie

How absolutely beautiful
Comment from : @Chickentendaz

Dilemma 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😉😉😉
Comment from : @modtheblackmarvel

Awesome
Comment from : @CrispinFreemont

why not prop up some of her branches with rocks cleaning the fallen needles would be easier with a tiny rake and perhaps look better ?? i dont know
Comment from : @maryllp4857

I bet in the cold windy mountains, that growth habit with all the dead needles in the branches insulates and protects the tree
Comment from : @greenghost6691

Hope they won’t come out and bite mesweet, that’s been my thought for half hour
Comment from : @russelldooley6262

I remember a story of a group of people that wen out to "prune" the bush but every one knowing that they had a permission to do that in a reservoir except one young man that was a little bit scared for a while He was reassured in person ,I think, by the owner
Comment from : @nicolamarini

Good Lord That is a dinosaur trunk It would be scary to see as a bonsai
Comment from : @SuperPeleke

One could get lost for days in that tree Very interesting
Comment from : @EnchantedwithPoodles

Once again a masterpiece, thank you very much dear Peter, perhaps could you pls take a pic when the beast bud back, thank you so much
Comment from : @docbert9521

I vote Yes on making it Urbandori It's your old friend - time to take your relationship to the next level
Comment from : @fingersoup

Beautiful But please buy a proper microphone, that wind 😲
Comment from : @michaela5027

If it is a rare type of pine it would be good to see you using some of the cuttings to propagate it and increasing your stock ?
Comment from : @brendasmith3037

CRIKEY!!!!!brThat is a huge transformation!!! I thought you were slightly chop happy but you really brought out the true lines and nature of the tree It will look great when it gets its next flush of growthbrOn a side note, for your camera mic, try sticking some uphulstory foam to it That should help to dampen the wind interference I learnt that from a vlogger a while back
Comment from : @StephenTurnerVlogs

I love your demos l can not stop watching l love them I plan on doing this hobby as soonas possible
Comment from : @marionarmstrong3675

This is great! I have only recently started to be a bit more into landscaping, and your videos are ever so inspiring! There are several old trees in my garden that have been growing for 10 years, that would make great bonsai if I start pruning them now So please, keep sharing those videos, they are really helpful!
Comment from : @Opceedee

I just love watching you work It’s so peaceful and interesting A meditative experience in today’s hectic and troubled times
Comment from : @barbkrienke8400

Shoutouts to the camera man This is the second video I saw him take a moment to zoom in on some random background occurrence while filming Last time it was a clever zoom out to a foreground flower on a bonsai out of frame, and this time it was the Koi in the pond You have very good intuition
Comment from : @adamgm84

Another wonderful video💘brThank you for inspiring me to engage with the art of bonsai!
Comment from : @user-rd4pu1lw8t

I just checked for Mr Chan's books and only found "B B Bible" is on sale Is there any plan republishing the other books?
Comment from : @nidakusku

Your work is awesome, but can you show some Indian tree
Comment from : @saumilsavaj563

youtube/2Kq7kYUZL8cbrMaybe it can be usefull for you sir, pinus mercusi air layering that's done in indonesia
Comment from : @yahyak9f456

You are great at creating texture to an Oval Blob of growth Also fast
Comment from : @mrcool7100

I think you made the right choice It would be sad to dig it up from its original spot after all this time It looks very happy and settled, especially now that it is donning its smart, new summer coat Nice work Peter
Comment from : @sallyhumphreys2410

A month ago I pruned, wired, shaped and potted a box-store juniper bonsai I had purchased in Home Depot 2 years ago Yesterday while watering I noticed all the new growth and I swear in my head I heard “Look at all the lovely new growth this plant has produced” In Peter’s voice
Comment from : @johntedesco6304

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Comment from : @maheshpopat7982

Mr Chan, it was very good to see how you deal with such big and old garden trees, but could you please show it in a year time so I can see how it buds back I never saw how a old pine buds back and I do not know what to expect Thanks for this valuble lesson
Comment from : @eddyvandeven5963

very gooood we need more pines Thank you Peter
Comment from : @bonzairebellion4663

Dig one up an leave the other in the ground
Comment from : @jordanw2009

Mr Chen you are the best
Comment from : @royshu6423

Don't dig it up, its a natural beauty to be enjoyed in nature
Comment from : @maryellenbailey4234

What a beautiful puzzle that pine has provided I dream of dealing with such a specimen! How many of you out there wish you lived close to Herons so you could volunteer? It's videos like this that make me fantasize about being a gardener that specializes in pines
Comment from : @smumm

The tree compliments the waterfall beautifully! Or does the waterfall compliment the tree? Great feature in a garden!
Comment from : @tolbaszy8067

Beautiful pond, I hope you can show us how to create/add a new branch in the bonsai tree, example a juniper bonsai
Comment from : @Dowealth

I also oppose the US bonsai people who take Yamadori bonsai from the wild instead of taking the time to develop the tree themselves
Comment from : @rozzab6993

It is very easy to airlayer a mugo pine peter ! Please think about that
Comment from : @wase5607

I love watching your videos here in the US have you done any root over rock videos ? it would be interesting to see how to start one
Comment from : @frankg6161

Either air layer it or find its last root shoot towards the end (i cant remember the proper term as i assume it has leaders from it as it grow outwards) and grow it over some rocks or cascade it on a 2 tier table in 2 pots Excellent work as always
Comment from : @kyleruddock9100

Most people have never seen a horizontal trunk before! It is unique and amazing It hugs your embankment and when you do the other one, it will be like having two venerable guardians overlooking your pond and garden Like you said, you have dozens of mugs bonsais, but only two horizontal trunks You will do the right thing! Cheers
Comment from : @jyothilavigne2263

By far the most youthful 80 year old I know of😁 always love watching your content!
Comment from : @Qvigg

Lovely plant Not so rare now, you can buy a 5 litre pot for about £25 from nurseries
Comment from : @Dillshellard

Can't wait to see how the other pine turns out Love watching you work You're videos are so peaceful
Comment from : @kathleenquinn8538

It was exciting to see the shape of the trunk revealed as you cut some branches and pulled others back Beautiful old twisted structure I have a similar mugo which is threatening to overwhelm a small garden bed I may have enough courage now to thin it
Comment from : @frogpalpeeper4249

Peter, your garden is looking lovelier every time you show it A quick Q: any chance of a video on accent plants for display on your benches? UK
Comment from : @briankavanagh7191

Bonsai in place!!!
Comment from : @pablocrypto1687

I am really glad you left it in its spot there in the rocks It is really perfect there And now, with the trimming, it is nearly like having a bonsai, only not in a pot The Germans have a word—which I've forgotten, alas—for these trees found near treeline in the high mountains Often, over the millenia, these trees have adapted to grow horizontally Maybe this how the genealogy of your mugo pines there came about I have certainly never seen one with that habit
Comment from : @jgurtz

Make a bonsai from one of these!
Comment from : @hagakuretv

No Let it be, so beautiful like that
Comment from : @rosanadancel7225

Good job! It looks very nice by the water falls A lot of hard work 🌳🌲🌳🌲🌳🌲
Comment from : @wood-youknowit

Would make a very nice cascade bonsai
Comment from : @holdengreen7299

I say leave them planted and remove the dead wood and clean up
Comment from : @slamboy5774

Keep it in don’t dig it up!
Comment from : @beausexon435

Wow! Master versus vegetable Godzilla Master wins 😀
Comment from : @karlcottingham1472

Excellent video, so well presented, Peter bit the bullet on this one
Comment from : @FIZZYYAM

Can you air layer a part of the Mugo and make that a bonsai?
Comment from : @steampunkvampyre

A wonderful Master Class in the art of pruning Thankyou Peter
Comment from : @bobrogers5522

A privilege to see Peter’s vision as he saw it 30 years ago being reviled today! Thanks, loved it!
Comment from : @RonMaurer

Very inspired video thank you
Comment from : @josedelacruz7279

could be the greatest bonsai ever made that giant mugo
Comment from : @SubjectiveFunny

„I tackle that beast“ - I do not believe it😂🤣😂
Comment from : @my_bonsai_and_koi

master chan bryour pond has a beautiful ecosystem and those pines are amazing it would be a shame to cut that tree down to bonsái
Comment from : @fugyamofug

Oh Peter looks so much better can’t wait to see the other one don’t worry about making a bonsai out of it who needs a pot the land is it pot you made a beautiful bonsai out of it you are truly a master going to bud back a lot now can’t wait to see in the future please film the other one for us we enjoy watching you work in these weird times 👍
Comment from : @jeromewaites5364

wouldn't it be possible to do an air layering for a cascade bonsai?
Comment from : @ivoice1903

Don't be greedy Peter let it be brIts looking natural It enhancing your garden Any how you have many bonsais Let it be landscape bonsai
Comment from : @anilkumarn6091

You really need a wind cover on your mic
Comment from : @DoozyyTV

I’ve given up and grabbed a shop vacuum when working with dense dead needles or leaves like those🤣🤣
Comment from : @crystalm4324

get a dead cat on the microphone to get rid of the wind noise
Comment from : @tigesadventures3880

That is some change!
Comment from : @SouthGlass

Show what a transformation wonderful
Comment from : @normanblastock9576

I would very much like to spend a month or so at your nursery doing landscaping and deeping my plant knowledge at your nursery I'm a trained landscaper (hard and soft) currently studying Landscaping and Management (BE) at the University of Applied Science Weihenstephan in Germany If however is managing this channel could point me to any internship or Travel-and-Work opportunities you might have, I'd be grateful
Comment from : @dakunssd

A Wonderful video which i Enjoyed every minute of Thank you very much 😄brI followed Peter thought process and think the tree is were it should be 👍
Comment from : @stuartbaines2843

Videos like this one really confuse me On the one hand, the initial bush of green foliage looked so nice - like a natural fence decorating the rocks Yet after Peter's brilliant surgery the tree looks superb, a genuine piece of art Peter, you are a true artist, thank you for making this beuty you create accessible to so many people!
Comment from : @ekaterinavdovinets2721

Very nice tree, I would leave it there Peter, you already have too many bonsai ;)! I have a creeping Mugo too but it's only about 1m wide I started an air-layering on it recently, I hope it will succeed but I read it can take as much as 2 years Have a nice day!
Comment from : @Steven3D8888

Leave to grow as a cascade tree
Comment from : @benthomson8377

Very physical, very cerebral Mr Chan fights and thinks his way through a most difficult problem Also thank you cameraman for such a long and active shoot
Comment from : @davidcovington901

Beautiful pond
Comment from : @sergiofreire5695

Digging up wild trees without permission should be treated as poachery
Comment from : @matyourin

Wow😱if it was my tree id named that one Medusa, wouldn't know what to do with such complex shape and rare tree Bravo Peter !! Hope to see it in a pot someday stay safe to all and Cheers
Comment from : @MidniteSan

Hope you always check for nests
Comment from : @stephencopland1053

This was a really nice watch It was very satisfying to watch the shape of a bonsai come out from a regular ol' pine bush if you will :)
Comment from : @ingeborg-anne

My parents had a creeping pine hedge that they had no idea how to handle It was huge, unruly and died back a lot from lack of sunlight They wound up digging it up in the end because they didn't know to prune it hard like you do to yours
Comment from : @ingeborg-anne