Planting a Kabudachi Larch

[@tolbaszy8067]

2:29 I would never die for a pot!

[@snv648]

I caught that too.

[@egoebonsai37]

Wow beautiful Bonsai Kabudachi style. Nice video sharing Sir.

[@MarcusNilsson-t9x]

a video just about moss could be interesting

[@goosenotmaverick1156]

I watch videos about moss. Indeed they are interesting. Moss is fascinating.

[@jamesa7506]

A very nice video of a very nice tree and planting! Thank you my friend!

[@johnking1731]

Great show Nigel and free admission fabulous.when are you going to have your own. show

[@bonsaibob8253]

Another great Sunday morning with Peter. Gonna be a good day!

[@joegarland4885]

Thank you Peter very interesting using clay to create a retaining wall to stop the soil from leaching away, covered with moss to camouflage the clay.

[@MidniteSan]

Slab and kabudachi...what a match😇.. Awesome 👍 thx for sharing Peter

[@7Spronge]

My jaw dropped to the floor, that's one majestic tree right there.

[@dq129]

Too many great choices - how fabulous 😊

[@lukemead5276]

Beautiful peter

[@Beausinklear]

He’s been doing cock pushups

[@almac2598]

Thanks Peter. Some good demo information there. A very nice tree.

[@saro8639]

Thank you for sharing lovely explanation

[@DavidZhou-g3d]

Interesting concept of building a retaining wall to hold in the soil. I can visualize you create an Chinese garden design with large stones just using this technique of holding in the soil by an retaining wall. Learn something new today. Thank you, Peter👍

[@lorellstoneman74]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Beautiful trees.

[@TheUncleRuckus]

I liked the old oval shaped pot the most and the rectangular one with the chip, they both had a great Wabi-Sabi ecstatic about them. At first I thought the clay was Dog Poo 😂 I was like why is he using poo right now. 🤣

[@morandana77]

Quote of the day: "You can't be silly like that."

[@jamesa7506]

😉👍

[@snv648]

That clay resembles the clay that lies just a few inches under the surface in Chicago. Most residential areas had a few feet of good prairie soil scrapped off and sold many years ago.

[@Ollieslife101]

So beautiful

[@therisingofroninbonsai]

become good looking with the new shoes Mr. Peter

[@BonsaiKiwa]

nice bonsai pot, match the tree

[@dbe2705]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter

[@mimoochodom2684]

Stunning.

[@cyndy338]

Good morning ☕️🫶!

[@stefanooliva2774]

Bellissimo !!!

[@johng3669]

Are there other videos of that larch clump?

[@9daywonda]

A rather more abstract concept this evening?

[@gloriablanco7856]

Thank you 😊

[@harrietb2141]

🥰

[@chaiwatpotichanid]

Pot color beautiful design different child very heart shaped wow pot Amazing natural beauty child erth is it for different reasons wow very good ideas people class Japanese organic kitzhaber because they 🤔thank thank you for good advice kupchak 🥰🥰

[@noahcasarotti2532]

Those "mika" pots look very nice but I don't know what they're made of... It would be amazing if someone could tell me what they are. Thanks!

[@JAMES-dv5ns]

I would’ve waited till next spring to properly place onto the slab.. it didn’t look finished

[@voodooskratch]

✌️🌳

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌👌🙂

[@projeckyt1228]

Like

[@СветланаЕлисова-и1у]

Интересно очень, но в голубом старинном кашпо мне понравилась больше.

[@generaljellyroll8737]

6-8 feet deep for a shed? Do they have basements? It’s not like the UK has tornadoes. Why feet and not meters? Unless I hear metric units of measurement I have to assume your in America. Also, you could probably start a successful nursery in America.

[@peterchan3100]

I was brought up using Imperial ie inches and feet. Here is UK we use C and Kg but for distances and speeds we still use miles and mph.

[@johncaldwell3558]

A used pot is second hand.!!!!!! In any normal persons world......USED IS SECOND HAND..... It might still be valuable but second hand it is.

[@peterchan3100]

Tell Antiue dealers that !! They will slag you off. Most antiques will be hundred of 'hands' old.

[@mariapilarme]

It has the patina over the rim , patina is created with many years of use. It happens in the furniture, bronze etc. Second hand it’s not old. Second hand don’t have patina. That’s the difference. Go to a museum and see the patina of 200 or more years old piece of furniture, it glows! Smooth to the touch, like you are wearing gloves.

[@johncaldwell3558]

@@mariapilarme Second hand means it has been used before by someone. Which part of this don't you understand??? I will not listen to your fake news. It has been used and therefore it is second hand. End of.

[@johncaldwell3558]

@@peterchan3100 So which part of second hand don't you understand???? This has nothing to do with value!!!! If an item has been used from new it is SECOND HAND if sold on. You need to educate yourself and stop with this WOKE nonsense. IF THE POT HAS BEEN USED BEFORE IT IS SECOND HAND. Even idiots know this. No matter how much you protest, everyone knows this as true. Go sell your old car as new and see the response.

[@gungadin406]

If I buy a 200 year old vase, it would be classed as " Antique " not second hand.