Bonsai from 'No Hopers'

In this video I take some raw material like cotoneaster, buxus, hinoki cypress, pine, cuttings and create shohin bonsai. I then move onto some slightly larger material.
There is also a guest appearance from our friendly and delightfully tame Robin. A rare treat on video.
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[@cameroncorley7927]

“Just as in life, there’s no such thing as a person with no potential. Everyone has potential!” Peter Chan is a treasure to the bonsai community and to the world. Great video!

[@blackwheel4743]

He's the Bob Ross of plants

[@matthewkizziahcuzia...gott9632]

That little bird really likes your work. She's been in a couple of videos. Thanks for catching that footage and not cutting it out. Good job camera guy. Thank you.

[@donfenton7473]

You will never know how your videos have helped me. Not only to create a better bonsai but to feel better about myself and those around me. To me you are a bonsai genius and an individual who sees potential in everyone and everything. Thank you so much.

[@ravensberger]

I'm afraid to say my very higlight is the cute little robin joining the show and snacking some fruit on the go. The rest is - as always - very informative and highly motivating, but the robin sets this video apart. ☺

[@FlipsterFlipinoy]

Don't have a bonsai, the algorithm brought me here. Stayed for the relaxing voice and great general information.

[@grokeffer6226]

The Robins in Europe are members of the Chat family of birds. In North America, Robins are members of the Thrush family. Ours can be friendly, too, but yours could almost have his own KZbin channel.

[@carlmcclain6934]

I love love LOVE this video! Firstly sir, you are an amazing teacher! I recently began my second...and hopefully more successful venture into the art of bonsai, and your videos have taught me more in a few weeks than I’ve ever learned from reading or any other means of educating myself. Most of my past dead trees resulted from my over zealous desire to repot anything I could get my hands on! You have taught me to be patient and repot/wire at the appropriate time. Thank you for your knowledge and for the way that you make your point understandable to us beginners. And I must comment on the bird. The mere fact that that sweet tiny bird was comfortable and fearless around you, is a testament to your calm demeanor and zen-like ability to become one with nature. I could watch this all day long.

[@NetherwingEgg]

Aww I used to have a little robin at work. He would jump at my pockets because he knew I had seeds in them. He would also bring his babies to me for some extra food :)

[@Majortom756]

I think my this is my favorite Peter Chan video to date. The robin stealing the fruit from the tree at the very end was icing on the cake.

[@bobbrockway453]

Separating two trees in one pot.

[@M31glow]

"I'm not a Bonsai master," no you are a Grand Master! Great post

[@CR-di1lg]

Just learned the robin just displays normal behavior. It does this with the wild bore in nature when they turn the soil looking for food just like Peter rough up the soil. He is the wild bore of bonsai to the robin.

[@ellietobe]

The bird ate a berry off the tree!! So sweet. I love birds and trees.

[@spinningmouse5705]

Oh that bird was adorable, thank you for leaving that in!

[@prajaktajoshi6280]

That European Robin is so cute

[@melhekhinhel]

I really appreciate you making videos that make the art of bonsai accessible to people who can't afford to spend hundreds of dollars on a single tree or those who don't have their own property to have big bonsai trees outdoors. You're incredibly talented and knowledgable. Thank you for all that you do!

[@user-cs1wi6yu5g]

Love what you are doing to make these lil nothings into bonsais, I’m impressed with you Peter Chan😁

[@christianschmidt5744]

Your videos open my eyes to potential and build my confidence. Sometimes when styling, I ask for your opinion and can hear your response in my mind... with your voice. Thanks Peter.

[@joec783]

Thank you soooooo much for being relaxed and making everyone feel they can do it too.😘😁