Making Bonsai from Complicated Beuvronensis Pine Material

[@jameslangschied7900]

Peter, you have a great assistant. Camera shots were excellent.

[@purocangrinag]

I love how he always manage to help and get a great shot ✊🏼

[@wvjeffpatrick]

You are to Bonsai what Bob Ross is to painting. You make it look so simple and your videos are always so relaxing as well as satisfying. Thank you for freely sharing your passion with the world.

[@fulwoodphantom]

Bob Ross with his happy little clouds 👌

[@jem-alien]

I feel like making bonsai is like being a gardener, a hairdresser, and an artist all wrapped up into one!

[@amateurambience]

love the long videos of Peter, always learn so much and understand the story of bonsai journey!

[@EH18]

It's such a treat to have a full length video!

[@JoeCangelosi-e3r]

Mr. Chan, I watched this video so carefully, trying to notice the points at which you made the critical decisions on the style of this tree. It truly amazes me how you bring something along and then in an instant, it “becomes” a bonzai ! Fascinating, inspirational, pure art … thank you

[@davidereira4595]

I am an expat Londoner..you intrigued me. Your accent was light I couldn't place you as English but your use of language screamed English .. ..then you mentioned Bournmouth and Norfolk.. I was vindicated in my belief ..I love bonsai it was a pleasure watching you.

[@sbragaglia]

More than 1 hour on pines! 😍 Wow, thank you!

[@Bigninjon]

Yeah, I like his longer vids!

[@ENERO33]

THANK YOU HERON.. FROM MEXICO.! 🌱

[@MissKayaMD]

Amazing work! Would love an update when it’s more established! 😊

[@jeremiahshine]

I got to watch you on the big screen Sunday! Much better than the pocket phone.

[@sandrixroma]

Dear Mr. Peter, I think that this is one of the most interesting video of your channel. In this video there is an immense knowledge... academically it should be seen many times; there is a little trick behind any decision. The result is awesome! Thank you for sharing

[@peterchan3100]

I am glad you like it.

[@jeffreynokes5555]

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.

[@jirawudhvanasup4530]

Its not boring at all. Its very informative. Pls keep doing it at this pace. Rgds, Jay.

[@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!

[@stevenperle111]

Such a relief when you cut of that branch at 48.50, it so didn't belong. Love watching you/your work, beautiful!

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

thank you so much for all your great videos. Not only do I love plants and bonsai, thats why I started watching first, your knowledge and sharing what you know is so appreciated. However, I will say, you have a great calming effect and you really make my day sometimes. Thanks for all the great videos friend.

[@reeserlori6339]

I'm starting w a mugo pine. I love your videos nothing about it is boring. I'm a little intimidated on where to start. Thank you your videos are educational for me. I'm in the northeastern USA. Lori

[@rsa420]

Wow that was amazing. At first I could not imagine that such a beauty could come out of that. Love seeing the progress as it takes shape. Cant wait to see it in a few years when its taken more character in its new form. Very nice indeed thank you for sharing

[@stardoll1995]

"That"???? You mean a beautiful pine tree in it's original form already????

[@rsa420]

@@stardoll1995?

[@Chris-oq6kn]

This was a great video Peter! I'm sure many of us don't mind how long these videos are not only are we here to see trees and bonsai but were also here to spend time with our dear friend peter.i love the start of trees from the very beginning and one concept I always forget is the LINES! The beauty lies not only the pads and the trunk but the LINES. I think many people probably miss this concept but it opens up even more possibilities and more greatness to a tree. great video and thanks for all the knowledge.

[@debfaulbonsaigurl]

Love watching you work and seeing your thought process. Such a beautiful pine thank you Peter. Deb

[@cvitkam]

Peter your videos are never boring. It gives us great insight into your thought process and decision making.

[@johnstubblefield3734]

Beuvronensis a virtuous endeavor in patience! Bravo! :-) !

[@deanabrahams6806]

Nice to see you still at it Uncle Peter

[@19OJ78]

Its beautiful! You are a great teacher.

[@franciscahazlet4021]

You continue to amaze me with the way you can see the tree as it should be.

[@stefanj5428]

Loved the video and didn't get bored for a second. I cant wait for the 1 hour long japanese maple videos to come out once their leaves come up.

[@Alexanderdemers]

always excited to see the long playtime on some of these videos, this in particular was a wonderful journey

[@deanabrahams6806]

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

[@lucyb15]

a taste of the decisions one must make in Advanced Bonsai Thinking. Really enjoyed this!

[@Michael_Michaels]

This demonstration of knowledge is pure bliss for me!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@paulfunnell2856]

Amazing transformation Peter keep them coming

[@luisrojas2893]

Very nice work Don Peter. Gave me an idea on this Italian stone pine im bout to start doing.

[@peterchan3100]

That is a difficult species for bonsai

[@Terry-xx2xm]

beautiful work, Peter. Loving how you find the tree

[@angie3504]

That tree looks stunning Peter. Keep up the updates. Would love to see its progress.

[@carloscruz6536]

Wow Peter thanks for showing us a master in action came amazing 👍👍🇵🇷

[@3apa3a4eva]

Yay, a long video!!!! Perfect start of the day, thank you so much! Great information, as usually.

[@MidniteSan]

That would take me a week at least..haha. Such a strong healthy tree, bravo Peter and thx for sharing. Going to finish the video and maybe find me a pine 😂. 👍

[@bernardoferreira9255]

Fantastic transformation. Amazing to watch. Thank you

[@gloriablanco7856]

Wow! That was an amzing change, thank you Mr.Chan 🤩

[@kingstar2256]

I love these complicated tree transformations.... you are amazing peter

[@almac2598]

Thanks both, a very enjoyable and informative video.

[@sunfresh79]

He is good at what he does.

[@Truthseaaker]

Wow, I'm going to the nursery tomorrow.

[@timdady4660]

I was trying to imagine how the tree would turn out, In my mind I had it to about 80%, of the final setting . Great Video and so much information . Thank you Peter and cameraman Josh.

[@fulwoodphantom]

Me too! I was chuffed when he took off the ones I was thinking of!

[@davidhuth5659]

That was a great video! Loved every minute!

[@Bryanseas]

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

[@peterchan3100]

Are you attending my workshop?

[@Bryanseas]

@@peterchan3100 no sir im from los angeles, but i do watch all of your videos! Right now im currently wiring two branches together to make one fluffy branch on my juniper; a technique i viewed quite a nunber of times from you. Ill make sure i dont do any magic tricks!

[@detykketrner3331]

I love pines and spruces and its lovely too see what you can do with trees everyone else would give up on :) And i did NOT fall asleep ;)

[@luisvega6770]

TODO UN MAESTRO ...EXPECTACULAR.. GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR ESE TRABAJO....

[@Bryanseas]

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!

[@claesdybdal]

The master of bonsai, you make the difficult seme possible, thank you... :)

[@jirawudhvanasup4530]

Very interesting. This tree will need a follow - up video. Rgds, Jay.

[@langski84]

I'm HOOKED on your videos Peter! Your eloquence and talent shine. Stay well and happy "bonsai'ing"

[@italianmommaotts3185]

Peter is Picasso for Bonsai " A TRUE ARTIST!" Peter made that tree look so beautiful 😍 💖

[@creativedaisycrafts5318]

Wonderful result and so enjoyable to watch

[@MrChausner]

Always learn from the videos, fabulous. Michigan USA

[@fulwoodphantom]

🇬🇧🇺🇸👌👍

[@nathanbabble1976]

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

[@davidm8857]

Me encantan los pinos....maravilloso trabajo.

[@michaelmason4206]

Fabulous work. Thank you!

[@davemead4504]

Such a beautiful creation yet again 🙏🏻

[@frankhaese_DrHaeseGroup]

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

[@MAMLeers]

Very interesting to look over your shoulder and to hear your thoughts about your decisions during the process of initial shaping. Just yesterday I worked on a Sylvestris straight out of my garden, more or less the same way (I hope...). And indeed, I really think you should take your time with a tree like this. Anyway, very instructive and very usefull, as far as I am concerned. One can already see what a beautiful tree this is going to be in about a few years. Thank you for sharing, mr Chan and mr Yosh!

[@sgtrock6213]

Love the Nabari on that old oak tree...good luck with the air layers as we'll 👍👍

[@TheSnakeman3]

The finished tree is wonderful. Nice tutorial.

[@walterwjr947]

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 it. I 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 know. 🎄🙏 🖖 🙏 😔 🙏 🙏 🙏 🎄

[@kubawojciechowski6212]

Thank you Peter, I can't wait for winter to be over so my trees end dormancy and I can experiment with them. Your videos help me hang in there :D

[@kastironwoman6009]

"I haven't regretted it Yet." I love it!!!

[@quietmind5888]

Camera work is really stepped up on this vid.. Nice work as always team Herons Bonsai!

[@carterholt4806]

WOW. You are a genius

[@glennhawley1192]

Great work on the pine....

[@gregoryh4601]

Thanks Sir Peter you have me Make a decision on Two JWP that need a Home and make into Bonsai Trees. You the Best. And God Bless you for this Video.

[@thenaturecreater8906]

Thank you Peter!

[@HootMaRoot]

What a change over 2 days, something like that would probably take me a week or two. Even with my small shrubs and trees I can only work for 30min at a time on one before I go blind to what I am and amn't cutting off or keeping

[@peterchan3100]

Dont worry you will become more confident with time.

[@paulgauci2530]

Great insight into your decision making process. Thanks for an excellent video.

[@joannetanner7282]

This is a tough one but I am learning about the process of reasoning it out. Great job

[@reeserlori6339]

Beautiful just beautiful.

[@jomercer21113]

I've had my Felco No. 2 pruners for 35 years, and have replaced the blades twice in that time.

[@emanueldavid7174]

Thanks for the free education

[@tolbaszy8067]

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!

[@MarcellaSmithVegan]

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

[@pedroreyes5158]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge..

[@estherkinzelmann4875]

I love it. I love pines.

[@mylife-bz4zg]

That is a fantastic bonsai you have done in this video such a transformation 👏

[@noumine]

Spectacular process!

[@greenhawk1592]

Waw super!!!! Thanks🙏🌳🌲🌳🌲

[@ceceoo1]

Oh to have just half of Peter’s vision!

[@jeffsers624]

This video gave me anxiety lol. I feel like I would have killed this tree doing that much work on it at one time! Mr. Chan has the magic touch!

[@francoissmith7647]

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

[@thomasroeder1]

Felco, please sponsor Heron's Bonsai!

[@mchlbk]

No thanks.

[@rRobertSmith]

at time 49:30 I count 8 rings one pretty thin and a huge one on the outside....

[@cindymitchell6525]

Amazing.!

[@WolfgangKeim1]

When using the branch splitter how long will it take for the branch to heal? I assume that the wood fibers won’t reconnect. Is the branch after the operation still strong or will it break easily? Is the branch held together after healing by bark and cambium layer only? Thank you for the great content.

[@Blaydrnnnr]

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. I 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......🤨

[@dariuszjarosz752]

Bravo super. 👍Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱

[@erickvarela2777]

Wow! Looks amazing!!!

[@sangyenamdrol9392]

Its completely beautiful. 🎉❤

[@Lara_Morgana]

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?

[@peterchan3100]

Takes too long to grow from seed.

[@zimartiste1]

I love it...well done...amazine...

[@matshagstrom9839]

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 stock. best, Mats H

[@apekool3]

incredible change