Styling A Large Mugo Pine

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Beautiful
Comment from : @SteveTilbey-wx8bx

Love it!❤
Comment from : @kimsfishing9816

Wow What a transformation Great Peter
Comment from : @Tagger0325

Hello, you are doing exactly what I am trying to do and that comforts me in my choices Mugo pines have the advantage of not requiring too much maintenance, which is perfect for me the result is superb…I will make more jin next time because it’s really nice I put them in a big pot but for another reason, I can only water them once a day, and as it makes a heavy set, no one steals them from me
Comment from : @Llboyngton

Bodyguard tree🌲 different types 🌿very much tall🌲 before picture Lombardi perfect🌲 tree bonsai 👍🥰🥰pot see what pot beautiful class prefer young like because don't use child I like tree ok planked pot picture different types beautiful yes just 🥰🥰👍
Comment from : @chaiwatpotichanid

I would have at least tried to root some fresh cuttings Some will, but some won't, but at least try a dozen in shade
Comment from : @justafig

It's amazing how a tree can actually break out of its pot to escape its confinement There is a lesson there Never quit trying I know Ivy is invasive but that ivy was kind of proportionate for the treeI thought it was a unique look if kept small
Comment from : @lorellstoneman74

Fantastic transformation, lucky customer! 🐼🌲
Comment from : @chuckycheese1

Fantastic before and after along with great procedure
Comment from : @cindymitchell6525

I am now a retired landscape maintenance contractor in Oregon Over the yeas I have had great success in reducing size of overgrown garden Mugo Pines Most contractors just top them with hedge shears I found using hand pruners was faster and more precise Mugo pines have epicormic buds and back bud very easy even on very old wood That permitted me to reduce the size of overgrown trees and keep them attritive to my customers, In my bonsai yard I have a small Mugo pine that I am working on I tend to go slow in creating my bonsais
Comment from : @SkylinersYeti

🌳🤔…………💡———>✂️……👉🏼_i____/ib*🌲*/b
Comment from : @wagessin3596

ah, what the hell, ill cut it I love the way peter works, in the flow
Comment from : @naterieger6230

Great
Comment from : @joketendam5806

Owner's comments during first 10 minutes: "Ohhhh, my poor tree!!"" Last one third of show: "Ahhhh! My lovely Tree!!!"
Comment from : @jameslangschied7900

Styling and also repotting in 1 time ?
Comment from : @chrisbiebaut167

Exquisite ✨
Comment from : @jasonkresock2196

No Peter,you don’t waiste our timeThis is amazing to watch😍🌳
Comment from : @harrietb2141

Peter is the most amazing master of bonsai! Thank you for this video again, Sir!!!
Comment from : @madarasz41

Awesome work 👍
Comment from : @JCRubicoOfficial_09

This tree looks like the one that's onbr your Be Bold t-shirt
Comment from : @luisrojas2893

One of my favorite podcasts
Comment from : @luisrojas2893

A big bush!😂
Comment from : @TheNeeyang

Do you ever sharpen the secators?
Comment from : @neutronshiva2498

Just curious Peter, what was the reaction of the tree's owner?
Comment from : @maryweber4176

beautifull bonsai thanks 🌳🌸
Comment from : @marinabryssinck6834

bonsai yang keren
Comment from : @caktrisbonsai

Back side is more beautiful,better movement
Comment from : @rosanadancel7225

Bonsai is an art and you are a legend in creating bonsai
Comment from : @arash_bayatpour

Hi my name is Donald I have a white elm bonsai tree that is sick with Stegophora ulmea Disease how can I save my tree any help will be appreciated thank you
Comment from : @donaldslovey338

Quite the upgrade from a neglected shrub to a majestic tree Would it be acceptable to leave it in that "training" pot? I find that it looks quite natural and compatible with the size of the tree Well done my friend 👍
Comment from : @jamesa7506

The first man in history to have worked on a Mugo in a Monet shirt😀 Left a deep impression Jokes apart, loved the full length detailed work Glad that you finally jinned the bar branch, it was bothering me from the beginning
Comment from : @deepanjanbanerjee3491

Wow That was awesome Peter What a transformation That was incredible Thank you so mush Peter
Comment from : @larrynelson9611

Wonderful tutorial sir
Comment from : @sahilff-wz4tl

👍👌👌🙂
Comment from : @brucedeacon28

48:04 Before 48:16 After
Comment from : @AYtoSEE

"the customer expects a miracle" --- because you're always doing them 🙂 !!! IMHO the difference between a bush and a bonsai is the bush is full and the bonsai has open spaces between the branches, you can see through a bonsai but you cann't see through a bush, so its all about creating the spaces, "byte the bullet" means creating open space !
Comment from : @MostlyIC

I miss the robin, who used to “help” Peter! ❤️
Comment from : @yougottabekiddiing

The content is incredible but the camera work makes it hard to watch
Comment from : @midgeridooloo7171

God those parallel branches on the left were bothering me the whole video lol
Comment from : @Rollan000

This work would typically be best done in winter correct?
Comment from : @cdarkes84

muy chido!
Comment from : @severofalcon8429

So, if you want to look and feel better, get rid of 60 of your stuff Reposition what you have left and voila'! 😊
Comment from : @shirleycirio6897

Mugos are exceptionally hard to find in the usa because most varieties sold here are bushes for ground cover Only seen a handful that were suitable for bonsai
Comment from : @yoteslaya7296

What’s you height temps there in July?
Comment from : @jsnstamper

The road, the result, the valuable info, and finally the before & after shot brn o i c e
Comment from : @kubawojciechowski6212

Outstanding work Peter I hope some day my mugo pines becomes something similar
Comment from : @sagebonsai

22:08 it was great meeting you in Toronto! Thanks for taking the time once again!
Comment from : @IEATCHAIR

Wow, a master class in re-working an old neglected bonsai wonderful tutorial!
Comment from : @M31glow

mr peter thank you sir! got a question are most of the mugo sold in the uk these days grafted? garden center/ raw material i mean
Comment from : @mikec3820

What bothered me about the branch you jinned, the one you called a bar branch, was that it appeared parallel with the branch below it Also, it was on the inside of the curve of the trunk of the tree so it breaks the line Even as a Jin it is parallel the branch below and inside the curve of the trunk but the defect is lessened greatly because it is shorter What was essentially raw material is now well on its way to becoming a presentable Bonsai It is very enjoyable watching you work Chan Sifu
Comment from : @creightonfreeman8059

Peter,brAmazing transformation Beginning to understand your thinking process brThank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : @user-to9fw1wv9l

wow that is such a great styling great job thanks for showing👍👌
Comment from : @hmhmhm998

outstanding
Comment from : @keefe4484

Another great instructive video! Thanks Peter
Comment from : @Jedrzejski

What an amazing transformation! Still a ways to go , but this session was a major transition Well done Sir! That customer should be exhilarated to see the current state of this pine!
Comment from : @brianhsantos9295

Beautifull transformation!!!
Comment from : @estebanlujan6323

Nice work Beautiful result!!
Comment from : @tomcooper4618

awesome transformation!! Its unfortunate that the ivy isnt good for the trees health, I really liked how it looked with it on Is there any clinging plants that are safe to use together with your bonsai? :)
Comment from : @BigLittleTrees-kt3gr

Very nice result!
Comment from : @murray821

Mr Chan, you are a great bonsai master Great detailed explanation!
Comment from : @growclipbonsaiforseniors1951

Wonderful transformation
Comment from : @cbrusharmy

Great video and great transformation Could this tree be transformed to show level bonsai? Or it needs another couple years?
Comment from : @gariktv8756

"Get rid of your possessions, and you'll have less to worry about"brbr- Peter Chan
Comment from : @YourRealDaddy

I was guessing the whole time if Peter would remove that large next-to-bottom branch He finally did, LOL
Comment from : @yopagedotcom

Holy cow! BIG beautiful change! Well done
Comment from : @jameswells4965

Wow it looks like a completely different tree Beautiful work to all involved 👩🏻‍🌾🪴
Comment from : @angieb6899

Stunning transformation
Comment from : @rsa420

Beautiful 🤩
Comment from : @mariapilarme

5:17 a good quote to tell your girlfriend :))
Comment from : @wisequigon

Thanks Both A very enjoyable video and the resulting bonsai was great
Comment from : @almac2598

top very nice tree
Comment from : @dariokrizman3117

Great transformation !
Comment from : @Tinoshke07

Awesome Thx for sharing Peter 👍
Comment from : @MidniteSan

Great tree, and the deadwood looks amazing as well
Comment from : @sakubonsai

Dear Peter😊so beautiful!br You work with love and care😍brBest wishes from Frechen/ GermanybrMartina
Comment from : @martinazimmer-heil8797

That looks a nice shape
Comment from : @Happy_Buddah_Bonsai_UK

From a bush to a very nice bonsai Very well done
Comment from : @jirawudhvanasup4530

What an amazing outcome I thought that you had made a mistake making that second jin but no I could not have been more wrong It is a beautiful tree now it's no longer just a bush A fantastic video yet again, thanks Peter
Comment from : @mick681

Love videos like this, showing how to take a bush towards bonsai Still a bit of work in the future but now it is back on track Thx for a good sunday morning viewing
Comment from : @GrowingBonsai

Wow! Stellar transformation! 😊
Comment from : @cyndydejoy6129

Excellent
Comment from : @parthapratimpaul6144

What a transformation Peter! You and josh worked wonders 🙏🏻
Comment from : @davemead4504

Fantastic transformation by a real artist
Comment from : @suer666

It's a double edged sword isn't it The relative neglect of the tree (it's clearly been tended and is full of growth) provides great raw material potential over time But when Peter has worked some magic on it, will it look nice for a short time and fall into neglect again
Comment from : @paulgeddert6125