Just when you're feeling the blues, Peter emerges from a jungle of branches with another badass shirt!

@peterchan3100

5 жыл бұрын

Next time - I wont say a word on my video. Just stand in the jungle with a nice badass shirt! Ha Ha!

@jimbersmcimbers

5 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 a new era of Bonsai, a companion person, who needs a pot? Lol

@sid6554

4 жыл бұрын

It's not a bad shirt it's a good shirt and it doesn't smell like ass either

I just love how he teaches. That is also part of bonsai, to spread the knowledge

@shelmatoolseram8292

3 жыл бұрын

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I keep going back to this video for reference! As I learn more about Bonsai, this one is still relevant. The endless layering process is a great way to use what you already have in stock and keep in production. I call them "Mother Trees".

Your the #1 instructor, thanks for the tips. I have become a loyal fan.

Dear Peter, i have been reading your books since i started as a teenager, its so amazing to see your youtubes!

I very much appreciate the fact that you are giving away advice and tips for free, after spending a life time to discover all the secrets. Thank you!

I did an air layering last November (I live in Adelaide, Australia) following one of your videos and everything went great. Now I will repot the same way you showed in this video. Thank you for this tip I was wating for. Cheers !

@TheGambleGame

2 жыл бұрын

How did it end up

Always ready to watch another of your videos. Thank you so much for your wisdom.

Greatly appreciated. I've learned a tremendous amount from these videos. Greeting from Canada!

I could watch teachings from you for days thanks so much for sharing everything you do!!!!

I just air layered a fig yesterday. Thanks for the instructions on this method, Peter.

I admire you for your knowledge and love and appreciation of Japanese maples

Removing foliage really does help. Great tip! As soon as I have space for it, I will be air layering ad infinitum as well😉.

Can't believe how much I've learned from these videos. Thank you so much!

I started a Red Dawn air layering in late may (first time attempt). And just when it's getting to the point where it needs cut and potted, you show up with a video on how to do that! That's some awesome intuition you got there! 👍

Thank you very much Peter. I have learned so much from you. I truly appreciate and admire your enthusiasm for trees and bonsai. I love how you teach and share your wealth of knowledge and wisdom. Thank you for sharing your secrets and educating us :)

Thank You for sharing your vast resources of knowledge and experience, it is very much appreciated. God Bless from Indiana USA

Thank you Peter, spagnum moss has been a savior, my dwarf rotos are all coming back and they died to bare wood, thank you thank you, love my trees. Just removed my first wires and it was too late, keep a close watch, it was sad to see some branches so deeply cut but they will heal, just give them love.

You really do have the best job in the world!

@peterchan3100

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I do think I am blessed in this respect

Always a bright day when a new video appears. Just so damn relaxing to watch, and yes I have noticed the shirts... Thanks

Thank you for the video Peter. Always interesting, always informative, always good to watch. Bring on the next one!

Thanks to this channel I regard trees and hedges as to their potential to air layering

If I lived in the uk -I would most Certainly take your class on propagation and Maintenance of Bonsai.❤️🌿🌱

Peter thank for another great video! I’ve been learning a lot about Bonsai through your channel. You have inspired me to experiment with air layering and turning my rhododendron shrub into a bonsai. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and your beautiful nursery!

Thanks Peter for your great, wonderful movies. I learn so much and admire your enthusiasm for the world of bonsai.

Dr. Chan, you have so many videos and each one I have watched has a new "tidbit" of knowledge that takes me further along my path in Bonsai. Thank you, and, thank you, again. 🎄🙏🖖🙏😔🙏🙏🙏🎄

Beautiful specimen. Ill look forward to seeing it as a bonsai. I've learnt another usefully tip from you Peter today. "Using sphagnum moss" after air layering. 😊

Excellent information! There is always something new that I always pick up for knowledge!

Amazing air layered deshojos and hornbeams. Going to have to check on my autumn blaze air layering indeed. Thx for sharing Peter, can't wait for the next one.

I can’t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge. I only wish, as a complete beginner, that I would have found this video months ago.

Another great informational video! Thanks for sharing all of your years of wisdom with your fans!😉💗

I can’t wait for Spring! Thanks.

Thank you, Maestro. A great lesson !

I have learned something new bout the moss here and it was helpful. Thank you.

Just found your website. Very informative and useful information. I subscribed because your method of instruction is a breath of fresh air. Thank you.

Some gardeners get mad when their plants start escaping out the bottom of the pot. Peter is just proud of them

I so much appreciate your mentoring. Thank You!

So much knowledge. Thank you and enjoyed learning from you.

One of your best.

Thank you 😊 you are now my bonsai master ❤️

Thanks for a noteworthy video.I will attempt an air layering on my bay leaf tree.👍🌳

Such a great trees... Thank you Mr Chan for your teachings 😊

Thanks for the videos. I have made a few air layers in my garden following your advice, let's see how it goes. I have always wanted to be able to do this successfully. Great teaching l

Thank you for sharing your wisdom. I enjoy your work.

I think its great how an expert like this man is takes the time to educate us. Thanks' again Peter

Incredible instruction on air layering...I have a few mature japanese maples in my yard that I'll start air-layering in the spring. :)

I did some air layering today. Thanks for the tips!

Thank you so much for your great tips! I am especially eager to try using sphagnum moss on a Japanese maple I recently bought that does not have enough vigor due to some damage it sustained prior to me buying it!

Thank you for the advice. I started an air layer late June and early July and after six weeks I did not see any roots yet. I will continue and just be patient and let them go until next year.

Always your videos is the best, thank you.

I love to listen your Video. all this great inside information!! and for free !! Thank you so much. Stay healthy

Thanks Peter. Now I understand air layerings

Thank you once again Peter!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

You are wonderful mr Peter always say more information in all video.

I have just come in from the garden after checking the roots on my own maple air layer that I started in early June after watching one of Peter's videos. The longest roots are about an inch long so I have wraped it up again and will check again in a couple of months...

@peterchan3100

5 жыл бұрын

Dont be in a rush - just wait a little bit longer for more roots to form.

@nathanaelsmith3553

4 жыл бұрын

"The longest roots are about an inch long so I have wraped it up again and will check again in a couple of months..." - so I waited 3 months and it's now early December. The roots are very long and healthy. I think using hormone rooting powder and fertiliser may have helped. I have detached and potted the new tree in a mix of sphagnum moss and akadama.

@nathanaelsmith3553

4 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 It's doing great now - 42" high and covered in foliage. It looks so strong and green and healthy. The birds keep stealing the sphagnum moss to build their nests. I will just let it grow out and establish strong roots this year. I might cut it back next year. I am just enjoying my success at the moment. It is reassuring to see predictable growth and vitality during this uncertain and troubled time. Thanks for the videos - I find them inspirational and encouraging.

Sir ... your experiments are mind blowing.. this channel is helping me out to absorb so much quality knowledge about gardening skills I m grateful to you.. gratitude 🙏🏻 Love from India Ashish Kirti

very nice lesson for the day thanks sir peter!

This tree is going to be beautiful lots of movement great video 👍👍

Wonderful speaker. Thank you.

It would be such a pleasure to have a book from Peter Chan. All the knowledge about tips, tricks and hints to work with japanese maples … Not only the bonsai-part, everything! Is there something? 🙋

Super! I have learnt so much more!

Great learning experience!.. thanks mr Chan🌲🌲🌲🌳

Greatly helpful sir!

There's an old twisted ornamental cherry tree in my dad's back yard that I may air layer. It's beautiful, but he was always disappointed that it didn't produce any fruit. Thanks for the tips!

That was amazing. Thanks for the insight

What a master teacher!!!

Awesome tips thanks for them. I noted your tip for cutting the leaves off the new air layered tree 10:10 sounds like what Thanos explained to the Avengers in endgame. Love from Canada!

I love your videos! ❤

I loved this VIDEO!

Very interesting. Thank you 🙏👍

Thank you Peter

love your videos!

Oh, I have another question: When you put the fresh cut air-layered branch in the sphagnum moss, can I use fresh sphagnum moss directly out of my garden? There are masses here 😉

the very best episode I've watched so far. And I've seen a few hahaha

Your videos are an inspiration. I may have said before. Every time I feel down I watch bonsai collection videos. It gives me inspiration to go into field and look for trees. Can you please recommend a good carving grinder machine. I really need to buy one.

When is the best time of year to ring bark off a tree or bushes to start making new roots for a new tree. Love your videos. Best information I’ve ever heard. Thank you for your time and beautiful work.

@blakelanders6966

4 жыл бұрын

Early spring is best but you can also do this into the summer.

yess😊 i go do airlayering some esdoorn trees to learn myself boisai technic by master peter mister chan!! u r a SuperHero!!💖iloveyou

Ok 💖like because loudly very much thank you for good advice kupchak 🙏

Thank you

I highly enjoy these videos and learn so much. But still some questions remain: How do I care for the air layering in winter (climate like in the UK) without a greenhouse or anything, just the garden? Will the tree survive if cut of in late August and planted in Spaghnum moss?

Thank You 🙏✌️

Nice video Peter! Can you show the current state of the tree. Due to this and other video’s I started airlayering a 3” Malus. Will make the cut in a fee weeks 🤓

Thanks Mr Chan.for another very interesting video, I will be trying airlayering this coming spring .do you check the moisture in the plastic wrap every so often. Huge Fan USA California

Master Chan creates something out of nothing. Amazing knowledge sir.

Great video thank you. Do you know if air layering like that can be done with a linden tree aka lime tree?

Thank you so much for this presentation. I am living in North America (Toronto), two days before I have potted my Cherry cutting and did the same process learn from you. I have two questions, 1. How many months do I need to keep the cutting under two inches water? 2. As the fall and winter is coming here, do I need any extra steps to keep it alive. Would appreciate if you could guide me.

Hi Peter, can you air layer multiple branches on the same maples trees? Thank you for sharing all your secret of air layer!

Can you air layer by using water alone in a bottle attached to the place where you have scraped away the bark or must you use soil?

As always, wonderfully explained and very inspirational. Thank you very much. Do you ever work on Thuja trees? I have just bought one from a garden centre but find very little information about them. Any of your advice and experience would be most welcome. Thank you.

@peterchan3100

5 жыл бұрын

Thuja is easy to air layer but not. much used for bonsai. Use the ones that have tight foliage - drooping foliage not good

@jfarrell50

5 жыл бұрын

@@peterchan3100 , Thank you very much for the information. I am grateful to you for taking the time to answer my question. I think I have a drooping foliage type but I can use it for experimentation if nothing else. It is Thuja Occidentalis. My best wishes to you.

11:15 remove 75-90% of the existing foliage so that it doesn’t put undue stress on the new root system

Hallo sir may i ask you in India in which season or month air layering should be started? Thank you for such wonderful video.

Hi Peter! I have both sphagnum peat moss that looks more like dirt and the long fibered sphagnum moss, now wish one should I use better (after the air layering) ? or it doesn’t matter or can I do a mix of both ? Thank you. Take good care of yourself sir. 🙏🏽

Than you for your guidance , quick question .. Why did you not remove leaves and branches while airlaying was in progress ???

hi sir, that's great. I wanna ask an interesting question, what is the brand and the model of that pruners? A japanese brand 'ars VS-8Z' is that?

I have an air layer I did last year and I felt it did not have enough roots so I have left it over winter.I notice you said that you waited till the beginning of may.Is there any reason I can,t separate it before bud burst this spring.? Many thanks for you' vidios

I have a question regarding your sphagnum moss trick for sick trees. Would you use sphagnum moss on a sick Japanese White Pine that likes being, "Dry as a wilted weed?" Or would the moss keep a white pine too wet?

Great info this is gold, now I dont have to steal my wifes favourite maple

I’ve used sphagnum peat moss for air layers but it’s finely ground fibers. I use it for my maple air layers. I don’t have 100% success unless I use hormones, so I will try to find whole sphagnum moss, maybe I’ll have better success.

Rather than cutting off the leaves could you strip them off retaining branches for future shaping?