I would love to spend a day with this man just walking around and talking about Maple Trees. The wealth of knowledge he could give is invaluable. Love it.

@MsOSheDidIt

Жыл бұрын

Me too 😊

@scottiedds

Жыл бұрын

Me toooo. He has a peaceful aura about him

@michaelwalker1621

Жыл бұрын

Sadly I wish I had seen something like this 20 years ago so everything look good now 😂 I know patience it the key but I’m 65… what can I achieve now 😂 but living in the Uk I might have to look you up… ❤it

@mikelair9144

Жыл бұрын

Keep watching

@chadbartle7694

Жыл бұрын

Bet you would pervert

This guy is a treasure. It's a shame not everyone knows of this channel.

He butterflies like me 🤣 I could walk through his magical maple heaven every day.... getting nothing done. love this man. He is the bonsai whisperer! 🙏

I rarely make comments, but this channel is wonderful. Informational, motivational and takes a much appreciated common sense approach. Always look forward to new videos.

@peterchan3100

2 жыл бұрын

Dan - thank you for your feedback. We like comments as we need to know what you guys like or dont like. Keep the comments coming.

@user-uy1ni8oq3z

Ай бұрын

My first time here and I’m totally interested, he seems very knowledgeable and -authentic“ is the best way I can word it.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again,…….Peter is the Obi-wan Kenobi of the art of Bonsai. He is truly a master. Thank you for what you do and keep up the great work.

@hubert3919

Жыл бұрын

Nope, but he's rather Master Yoda of bonsai art.

Peter is a great example of “Love what you do, do what you love”….work isnt work then..Thanks Peter

This man is awesome! He just made a mini tree forest! I just ordered and potted 15 Japanese Red maple seedlings and potted them last week, and now, will order order more for this reason. Thank you!! Truly an inspiration.

I've been wanting to buy a tree for about 6 months. I've watched plenty of videos shopped . Well yesterday I happened upon a pair of maple saplings in my back yard. I plan to pot it soon I'm waiting for supplies now . Thank you

Oh Peter! The maple and pine trees viewed across your pond 😲 just a eutopia 😍😍😍

Thanks Peter. More Bonsai magic. How to treat young starter trees is an area that seems to be neglected on the net, so this video is very much appreciated. I hope Storm Alwin's winds did not cause you any damage.

@peterchan3100

2 жыл бұрын

No that storm did not come south, so we are lucky to have escaped. In 1987 we had a 150mph storm which destroyed all our greenhouses.

@almac2598

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 I remember that one. I was on a RN Ship coming through the Dover Straights straight into it. Thanks for the reply.

@Stettafire

2 жыл бұрын

Arwen was pretty bad where I am. Took out my fence and put half my buddija into the pond. Follow that up with storm Barra. Luckily no damage to the shed and some of the fence just slotted back into place. Going to get a kind relative to help me fix the rest of the fence this weekend. Weather permitting will take up a few slabs to expand the garden :)

Hi Peter, Don't worry you are never robbing our time :) All your knowledge is here for free it is a priceless treasure. Thank you very much for everything.

@peterchan3100

2 жыл бұрын

We believe in sharing knowledge - whatever little we have

@juliap1965

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 Bonsai is for everyone 🌱

I wish that I could be that passionate about something like he is about his trees. I can feel his excitement through the video! It is great to watch someone do what they are passionate about ☺️

'We grow lots of maples' said this wonderful man, surrounded by forests of gorgeous trees, and with eleven different ones, some in pots, I want to run out and buy more. Not for bonsai, but to fill my garden with their glorious colours. Thank you!

🌲I love it when Peter says but so what! 🌳..👍

@1grzswald

2 жыл бұрын

So do I! Peter's 'No rules Bonsai' make me really want to get creative with my trees ☺️

@voodooskratch

2 жыл бұрын

@@1grzswald ✌😊

I didn't realize you grew your trees in Narnia! Incredible!!!! You are a real master of your craft.

Peter I'm sure you probably wont see this however your videos (and others) are a constant source of inspiration and information. I'm currently developing a Zelkova Serrata and it is doing exactly as it should do according to your guidance (also from your book). My aunt is actually visiting us in New Zealand from England and she must have just missed you when you did your latest "Wisley" video as she was there on that very day. If I ever get the chance to travel to England again I will make a mission to visit your nursery if it is open.

@peterchan3100

2 жыл бұрын

I shall look forward to your visit one day

I love how this man is teaching us more about trees than any of us every thought we'd know.

the maples with two different colors together will look so amazing in the future

Ya gotta love this guys shirts AND WOW what a mine of information this guy is and he isn’t shy of telling you his secret potting mixes and ticks of trade and how he makes everything look so easy haha . Wouldn’t mind having my choice of trees free

Planting out seed from a population will indeed produce all the diversity. Beautiful

This is exactly what I needed to watch. Great video 👌

Sunday morning. 8am. Coffee. Breakfast. Bonsai.

@digitaIgorilla

2 жыл бұрын

Good Sunday coffee Bonsai morning to you 😉

@sonichedgehog8723

2 жыл бұрын

4am bonsai

@jeremiahshine

2 жыл бұрын

@@sonichedgehog8723 Same.

@BlueSkyBonsai

2 жыл бұрын

Morning Jason!

I just added a Beni shigatasu sawa to my maple family. Beautiful.

Peter, you show respect for the trees when working with them. Some bonzai people treat them with a bit of anger in shaping them. Thanks for respecting the life in those trees. May you never lose that.

I too am growing japanese maples and have enjoyed learning new things from your video. Thanks for taking the time to teach.

Thank you MR PETER. I have hundreds of these in my flower beds. 🙏

Nice video! Thank you for the great demonstration of the opportunity to work with young maples! Greetings from Germany

Living in mid west France where it is often very hot, I had a great tip from Peter. He said that they don't always use bonsai substrate, but put them in ordinary compost. Great news for me since it is very difficult to obtain the bonsai stuff. I have some substrate left and mix some with ordinary compost. Very pleased with the result and the trees don't shed branches. Had my bonsai for 25 years now and they are the best ever this year.

lol I thought I was obsessed about plants and growing, but you sir are the king of growing, nothing is wasted and you can never grow enough trees and plants, I absolutely love it. You are so lucky to have that amount of land to live your dream. I would do the same thing if I was you, just grow grow grow and grow more plants and trees than you could count.

Im a newbie to bonsai and was slightly scared to start my maple i but you have put me at ease with what I would like to achieve. Thank you for the informative videos

You always inspiring me on making a maple bonsai and how you trained them. どうもありがとうございますヒーローさんフイリピナですカンサス州から。29年日本で住んでいました。日本のZen Gardenは本当に大好きです。

What a beautiful garden! I am going to start with planting these maples in a pot. I just love them.

I have learnt so much from this one video. Thank you for sharing

maple what a lovely species

i love seeing the fields of maples

Great, yesterday I watched your video and you were talking about making forests out of these beautiful young maple. Awesome I can see the making of one.

Never get tired of watching your Maple videos. Love watching how the young trees progress.

Your videos and trees are amazing. Thank you for the great knowledge.

Thank you Peter! This young maples video was much needed! Keep them coming please...just getting started with maples myself. All of the ones I have access to, are rather young.

😘 Thx for sharing Peter, can't wait for the next one 🙏.

I got a maple sapling yesterday, so this is a wonderful video to help learn things for it!

I could watch videos of you walking the property all day.

I just wanted to say thank you for taking your time to show us how to create these beautiful trees. Thank you, it has kept me sane in a Mad World

Definitely the clip-and-grow developed maples look more natural. I never wire Japanese maples nowadays, because their bark scars so quickly, and then can take up to ten years for the spiral scar to become unnoticeable as the bark matures.

@my_way_to_bonsai_anne

2 жыл бұрын

🍁 I agree.

@gentkapiti5528

2 жыл бұрын

use the peter chan open coil technique :D

@macegamesdx3162

2 жыл бұрын

Have used the open coil method! Highly recommended. I've use it for elm also! The tree grows into the wire with minimal contact

@macegamesdx3162

2 жыл бұрын

Grows into the wire shape*

@Gryffster

2 жыл бұрын

Has anyone ever tried padded wire?

The conditions in my Pacific Northwest garden (USA) seem to be very favorable for maple seedlings. They grow like weeds. Although I am developing several single bonsai maple trees, it never occurred to me to create a forest. Thank you for the inspiration, Peter!

@Stettafire

2 жыл бұрын

My neighbour has a massive maple tree so little seedlings keep popping up in my garden. Definatly going to see if I can pot one of them :)

@gailcirac8222

2 жыл бұрын

The way they're taking down our trees around here, we need your Forrest😊

@bonsaibaby8257

2 жыл бұрын

@@Stettafire did you pot one? If so, how’s it going? I just potted a seedling that I found in my front yard ditch. It’s probably about 2 years old but not sure which type of maple it is. I also potted two other seedlings. One might be an oak and the other I have no idea!😂 This will be a fun time figuring it all out. I’ve never seen started plants by digging them up from my yard.😁

@dianthaweilepp5294

Жыл бұрын

Hey Grace. I just potted up a little vine maple that sprouted in an oregano pot. How about trying to see how many native trees and shrubs can be bonsai'd here in the Pac NW? I just found Peter's web page, and he is inspiring!

@gracepeterson7483

Жыл бұрын

@@dianthaweilepp5294 Good idea. I have several natives already: Hawthorne, Metasequoia, Douglas Fir, and several others. They're all fairly small, of course. I have been watching Peter for about three years. He makes the process so less intimidating.

I'm babying my single strain maple and this man grabs it by the head 😅 tha KS for the info

Great content and love listening to your explanations of everything u show! Thank you for your time! I 🇨🇦

That was amazing. Cant believe they grow so big in such small pots. Lovely work indeed. I love maples they are awesome

Thank you for this! I just potted my first two bonsai from some maple saplings that started growing in my backyard in an area where I would have to mow them in the spring. So I figured after watching a bunch of your videos recently, it was time! Not sure if I did it all right, but we shall see. 😊

@onesadtech

2 жыл бұрын

Small update 2 months later, both are thriving with lots of new leaves growing all the time. 😁

Peter is a gift for humanity.

Good evening , thank you so much for your video and all the awesome work you do. Rly inspired to try it :) Happy days from Prague.

Wow, this man is so blessed, and very knowledgeable. His passion is so awesome 👌

Man, such a privilege to have so much raw material courtesy of nature, absolutely joyous.

Wow nice bonsai maples! Japanese flower arrangements are always the best! In this case maple arrangements! You’re so creative! What an artfully done bonsai maple min forest!

Very interesting, I’ve often wondered how they were created, and what a lovely gentleman.

Thank you very much, I learned a lot from this video. My got bless you for your willingness to share your knowledge,🙏

This is incredible. I've always loved Bonsai trees and then I found one of his videos yesterday. Now I am watching them all and want to start my own trees!

Thank you. You've inspired me. Regards from Scotland.

One of my favourite KZread channels. It's relaxing to watch and listen to you share your knowledge on so many things. This is what KZread is all about!

Your garden is beautiful! I love the pruning on your pines and maples. Of course you would know how to do that perfectly!

love your teaching style

What a beautiful place!!!

Its always a delight to witness ur videos.

I need to work with dwarf maples in a limited space out doors and for pots in an overheated apartment in New York. I always learn from his talks. Wonderful shirt on this day!

Thank you for showing this! Now I know what I will do with my little maple seedlings :3

Just getting started in bonsai and this is a wonderful resource!

That is ONE lovely Maple. AND, that is one lovely garden.

What a pleasure to watch. Thank you.

Thanks Peter! Always love your videos and guidance. Having things taught multiple times is always good for me personally...I forget things. You always inspire

I love watching your videos. You have so much knowledge to share with all of us and your videos are very relaxing. It’s almost like you’re the “Bob Ross” of the bonsai world. Thank you for all that you do!

@yarn7130

2 жыл бұрын

Just finished watching this video and thought exactly that!

@yarn7130

2 жыл бұрын

Happy little maples

They are so beautiful

I would directly buy a truck of maples from your video. All are soo nice. Thank you for the Video and all the new ideas

beautiful maple bonsai! thanks for the video

I bought 3 $5 seedlings, so I can follow along with this video and give it a try!

I guess this is kinda new but im really loving these sunday videos! I look forward to them every weekend. Best way to relax and hang out with my man peter. Love it!

This is the best channel on youtube. Thank you.

I also do love maples, too! It would it would be interesting how make a Bonsai from a "field maple"!!!! 🌳🌳🌳

Only time I wish I was back in the UK - bonsai. :-)

Aim of life is to go England and meet this gentleman who is an iconic….salute to you from india

That Maple is AMAZING!!!

You are a real nice master of the bonsai art/profession. We can learn a lot from your work. Thank you so much to share your knowns with the world.:)

The Maples are especially lovely

Dear Peter Chang: Thank you for your teachings. I trim the Japanese Weeping Maple tree in the front yard. Thank you so much. I try my best to follow your strategies. I got a compliment from my neighbor. Thank you so much.

I'm coming through depression and took to growing trees love watching just helps calm me when I can't work on my trees

Wow, what a beautiful landscape.

I love these trees. So peaceful and relaxing to watch but so much love ,work, and time is put into these beautiful trees. Such a gift to be able to do what you love and make a living doing what you love ❤️

This is exactly what I was looking for! I had no idea where to start so thank you so much for this video. It was so informative :)

It's small leaf yellow one is beautiful

Delightful video. As some one incredibly new to bonsai your explanations of actions and thoughts were so appreciated and educational. Very much looking forward to following your content closely.

What you do is amazing. Thank you so much for your educational videos. I've made a couple small bonsai from saplings before but you have taught me so much in the video. Also your appreciation and dedication for trees are great. Keep up the good work

Thanks to your wonderful, easy video on growing maples from seed, I now have a whole tearful of beautiful seedlings!😁🧡 Now watching this video, I can confidently go out and deal with them. I love your work. I wish I could visit you and your nursery.

I love all your videos. They all inspire me to go in my terrace garden and correct my trees. I never could decide what to do with my young maple trees, I love their colours, but as a tree they look a bit odd. Now I know how to make them look nice, I just need few more of them 😄 Looking forward for more tips from you. THANK YOU ❤

Thanks so much for your time and I learn so much from you. You're so inspiring and I love that you know and share more information on the art of Bonsai than I will ever know. 🤲🤩

Been searching for a video which can simply show how things can and could/should be done. Without doubt the very best video I have seen after such a lot of searching this gentleman has helped me so very much in a short time. Starting very young sycamore/Maple sapling so plenty of work to do over a long time but now very much more confident in what i can achieve. Thank you so much.

You make it look so easy, as usual!

@peterchan3100

2 жыл бұрын

You are NOT an idiot.

@BostonBonsaiIdiot

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 it depends who you ask!

Always Great to watch you work on maples

long life to Herons Bonsai!!!!

Thank You Sir!! I have seedlings of trees, I thought I need to plant them first and make them big and then cut the trunk and plant it on a pot to make a Bonsai. 😭😭😭 Thanks for sharing your knowledge and wisdom 🥰😍🎊🎊

I dig Mr. Maple 🍁!

Thank you Sir for sharing your wonderful knowledge on keeping and caring for Maple bonsai! Very educational and useful for me!