Making Bonsai from Complicated Beuvronensis Pine Material

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Comment from : @user-dh6ir3vi1d

Has there been an update video on this one? 🤔
Comment from : @AMTrexler

Have you ever seen a bristlecone pine in real life?
Comment from : @joshholschuh1847

incredible change
Comment from : @apekool3

Amazing transformation Peter keep them coming
Comment from : @bonshaicollection3692

Very nice ❤
Comment from : @dreamalamb4259

It's not "don't block the light" brIt's "would you mind standing out of my light please"brRespect your employees and they'll respect you much more
Comment from : @TheDrum2010

I feel like making bonsai is like being a gardener, a hairdresser, and an artist all wrapped up into one!
Comment from : @jem-alien

👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏
Comment from : @anthonylew989

Its completely beautiful 🎉❤
Comment from : @sangyenamdrol9392

Thank you
Comment from : @RoroRenews2219

Wonderful result and so enjoyable to watch
Comment from : @creativedaisycrafts5318

"I haven't regretted it Yet" I love it!!!
Comment from : @kastironwoman6009

Comment from : @daboz88

has already 🥰🥰wow been listening loudly pirates began to see cutting very well wow beautiful see 🌿bodyguard tree design very much agree 🥰🥰
Comment from : @chaiwatpotichanid

He is good at what he does
Comment from : @sunfresh79

Me: "No way I'm watching somebody trim and cut a tree for a whole hour and 15 minutes" right before I watched somebody trim and cut a tree for a whole hour and 15 minutes
Comment from : @YourRealDaddy

❤😂🎉🎉
Comment from : @JordanBrandon-my5sc

You are a master!
Comment from : @MarionJInce

I just did my first bonsai pine! I would say I did ok, might have gone overboard but i have caught my mistakes and my next one will be great! I cannot wait! You are amazing to watch, I love to see you work and your team! You are the Bob Ross of Bonsai! Thank you!
Comment from : @darkelf111k

Also I’m not sure I’m not alone in wanting an update video on some of these trees you’ve transformed maybe a couple years after your first big reworking That would be amazing
Comment from : @nathanbabble1976

I know you think the wiring is boring but that’s my favorite part please don’t skip the wiring!! You think a lot of this stuff might be boring but you don’t realize how therapeutic it is to watch! Please keep it up Master!
Comment from : @nathanbabble1976

I've had my Felco No 2 pruners for 35 years, and have replaced the blades twice in that time
Comment from : @jomercer21113

Love the Nabari on that old oak treegood luck with the air layers as we'll 👍👍
Comment from : @sgtrock6213

The finished tree is wonderful Nice tutorial
Comment from : @TheSnakeman3

I would go crazy cutting limbs off Roots showing to me give a Bonsai Caricature
Comment from : @426superbee4

I wonder if you could start by using a leaf blower to blow out all that debris? It may be very helpful
Comment from : @mantiblades

🥰🥰🥰🍁🌳🎄🌲🌴🇳🇵🙏
Comment from : @everestbonsai5547

Amazing transformation Peter keep them coming
Comment from : @paulfunnell2856

I live in Southern Florida grow zone 10, a third of my 5 acres is two different types of pine trees probably 40 of them I also have live oak trees and water oak with many mult trucks coming out of the main truck all together as part of the trunk, very interesting and very beautiful, anyway My vote is for the pine to be tipped to the left, the central stem looked good up
Comment from : @MarcellaSmithVegan

Holy cow
Comment from : @amgguy4319

Peter,brbrI know you are a busy man I'm curious if these are all grafted or started as cuttings? I don't see a graft line so I assume someone was able to propagate using cuttingsbrbrBest,brbrMats H
Comment from : @matshagstrom9839

Thanx more thanx you are the best tanx😭
Comment from : @marcogirotto2216

Dr Chan, your modesty is amazing, you are a great teacher and your vision is, is, well I have not experienced anyone that can make a cut for the future as you do This tree that you created from a birds nest, really, I see it years from now There was upright until you created itbrbrI have a suggestion, request, can you please have an overhead camera, please? I totally lost the direction that the branches were to point I couldn't see which direction until you finished, I think I knowbrbr🎄🙏 🖖 🙏 😔 🙏 🙏 🙏 🎄
Comment from : @walterwjr947

I love these complicated tree transformations you are amazing peter
Comment from : @kingstar2256

I wonder want it will look like in a year
Comment from : @justinn4161

I haven't watched the ending yet but it's looking a like this one might have whipped him
Comment from : @prityboy69r

Amazing!
Comment from : @cindymitchell6525

Amazing work! Would love an update when it’s more established! 😊
Comment from : @MissKayaMD

hello what isa jin
Comment from : @domytar5395

Peter is Picasso for Bonsai " A TRUE ARTIST!" Peter made that tree look so beautiful 😍 💖
Comment from : @italianmommaotts3185

Me encantan los pinosmaravilloso trabajo
Comment from : @davidm8857

This has been very educational I've never seen a branch splitter used before Okay to use on hard wood trees like Hawthorne? Why, exactly, does it make bending easier? Also I noticed you shearing some growth tips I assume they will candle out with spring growth? Thank you
Comment from : @frankhalstead20

This is a tough one but I am learning about the process of reasoning it out Great job
Comment from : @joannetanner7282

I can not find anyone selling Beuvronensis in California, they have a nice one at the local botanical garden i sometimes get scion from I love these pines and wish i had a few Just curious if these are all grafted and if so on what root stockbrbrbest,brbrMats H
Comment from : @matshagstrom9839

Wow, I'm going to the nursery tomorrow
Comment from : @Truthseaaker

Its beautiful! You are a great teacher
Comment from : @cvy1743

Can I split the trunk of a ficus to get more movement or will it kill it?
Comment from : @johnepley7583

💪yes is Muhammad different has very much just wow child 45' yes eyesight pirates they together gunfire just thank you for good advice 😂🙏🥰
Comment from : @chaiwatpotichanid

Spectacular process!
Comment from : @noumine

wow that is the sort of pine I adore, I wonder if they are available in Australia does anyone know?
Comment from : @fiddlestickzmuzik

Very nice cut back
Comment from : @almariosalenga2806

That is a fantastic bonsai you have done in this video such a transformation 👏
Comment from : @mylife-bz4zg

Peter your videos are never boring It gives us great insight into your thought process and decision making
Comment from : @cvitkam

Very good video 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Comment from : @rafatkhan4103

To my untrained eye the final shot "After" looks great, except for a small section of straight trunk in the middle I like the base of the trunk set in the pot as is Thanks for the superb tutorial!
Comment from : @tolbaszy8067

Puvernances? Watch your language!
Comment from : @latetodagame1892

I'm HOOKED on your videos Peter! Your eloquence and talent shine Stay well and happy "bonsai'ing"
Comment from : @langski84

Greatly enjoy your work Would you define "gin" please? I am new to this channel and maybe missed this information Thank you
Comment from : @rebeccastanhope3989

I, no expert at all, see one branch that I think should be eliminated and feel totally validated when he cuts it outbr"Ah yes, colleague I agree" hehe
Comment from : @quietone748

Very satsify
Comment from : @miraq3261

Homie behind the camera breathing is wild
Comment from : @llaves973

Wow! Looks amazing!!!
Comment from : @erickvarela2777

If you keep biting bullets, you won’t have any teeth left!
Comment from : @erickvarela2777

This is the most "jigger-pokery" I've EVER seen Peter do!! he ALWAYS "bites the bullet" !!
Comment from : @gayles6321

Fun
Comment from : @rogerryan4926

Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Comment from : @pedroreyes5158

Your videos have been a great help since ive been watching a year ago (💯) and they are great escapism (From SA with love) 🇿🇦
Comment from : @deanabrahams6806

Nice to see you still at it Uncle Peter
Comment from : @deanabrahams6806

ШИК
Comment from : @Islamskie44

Camera work is really stepped up on this vid Nice work as always team Herons Bonsai!
Comment from : @quietmind5888

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Comment from : @gliblazaniuk5908

I never know how to work the back of the tree Is the importance more about how it looks from the front?brKim
Comment from : @kimrichardson8376

I'd love to have some of your trees in my garden
Comment from : @multipletanksyndrome

We can use the cut branches for cuttings? Is it possible?
Comment from : @mariansarla6124

I just bought my first pine today A young Black Pine It's only about 20" tall, but will give me time to learn more about its care since pines are new for me I have Tridents, Junipers, a Hinoki Cypress, a pair of Shimpaku, even a pair of Dawn redwoods, and several other species, but have never ventured into the realm of pines brI worry though, as I have yet to figure out proper foliage pruning for my Junipers to create pads, and now have the responsibility of developing this young pine Time will tell🤨
Comment from : @Blaydrnnnr

Great insight into your decision making process Thanks for an excellent video
Comment from : @paulgauci2530

I gained 74 minutes Thank you Mr Peter
Comment from : @siwywos1383

Dear Peter, again an excellent video and a great inspiration to see how masterpieces are formed from scratch Many thanks
Comment from : @frankhaese_DrHaeseGroup

I just discovered these videos a couple of weeks ago Now I watch them daily I am most impressed by your attitude toward conserving materials
Comment from : @jeffreynokes5555

I was really aggravated listening to the cameraman breathing next to the mic the whole time👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
Comment from : @rosss8691

Very nice work Don Peter Gave me an idea on this Italian stone pine im bout to start doing
Comment from : @luisrojas2893

Just finished wiring and shaping my juniper!!!! Instead of the traditional three separate sections, i made it into 4 sections, which was what you call “biting the bullet” cuz i was worried but it looks sooooo much better now! I love how intriguing it is to shape and take care of a plant!
Comment from : @Bryanseas

Beuvronensis a virtuous endeavor in patience! Bravo! :-) !
Comment from : @johnstubblefield3734

Hi Peter, I recently bought a variegated chinese juniper, would love to see a video from you on this variety
Comment from : @francoissmith7647

It's such a treat to have a full length video!
Comment from : @EH18

Dear Mr Chan, as always a very helpful and interesting video Many thanks! What a great change from a bush to an attractive bonsai! I would love to create an Beuvronensis Pine Bonsai too but unfortunatelly I dont could find this variety in our garden centers in germany Would it be possible, to buy some seeds from you?
Comment from : @Lara_Morgana

Just got myself a juniper rock, and a cryptomeria japonica yoshino, cant wait to start workin on them with you as sensei
Comment from : @Bryanseas

Wow! That was an amzing change, thank you MrChan 🤩
Comment from : @gloriablanco7856

Waw super!!!! Thanks🙏🌳🌲🌳🌲
Comment from : @greenhawk1592

I would like to see this in a few years As I thought too much has been removed from the tree
Comment from : @brasherish

It took so much time and work that I wonder if it is profitable to use this bushy type of plant for bonsai Perhaps this plant would have been better used as a garden shrub
Comment from : @cs3742