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Shaping Black Pine Bonsai
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- In this video I show you how to shape/ wire Japanese Black Pine.
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Peter please make videos on trees you wont sell for ever.. it would be a great tour
I just got new baby JBP's yesterday and was looking for Peter's videos on tips on what to do with them. So crazy that there's a video today now
Really enjoyed this video. Presto change-o and 2 beautiful trees! I really like the cork bark pines, so full of character. Thanks Peter for sharing your experience and skills! You are the best!👏👏👏👊👍🥇😊
I have 2 black pine I grew from seed they're now 2 yes old ,every tree and every person is different the creations are endless, I think your able to make bonsai so quickly without thinking because of the vast amount of experience you have within you that it must be challenging to slow down to beginner level. Your a great inspiration Peter 👍
That last Black Pine with those super long candles you were working on would be a great candidate for making a miniature Daisugi Forest! 👍👍
daisugi forest❤ is wonderful❤... thank you🙇 so much for reminding❤ me...
Good day Mr. Chan.. Thank you for all of your care!
Thx for sharing Peter 👍
Any chance we'll see a follow up on the dogwoods from 3 years ago? My favorite videos are when you work on less traditional material! :D
Perfect timing. I have two black pines that have been growing a couple years and I need to make some shaping decisions. Excited to watch!
Perfect 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Thanks Peter. All good stuff.
I love ALL Bonsai !! I learn allot from all of your videos Thanks for showing us how to keep plants alive and how to style them!!!
Thanks Mr. Chan. 😮
Damn I wish I lived close by your nursery I would love to buy one of those small cork black pines
Yes sri picture rely beautiful tree doing child no beautiful tree question cutting outside 🥰🥰👍
Hope you can make videos on cork bark jap black pine coz i want to learn more on them. I have one bought here. Thanks Peter
nice work once again
Good morning 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great video on the process bonsai takes. In this case, you have a nice looking bush, not really a bonsai. Wired into a not particularly attractive look for now, but as ramification takes place will yield a gorgeous tree.
When will you come to Kolkata again? I want to see you from the front
Great!
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Are you related to Jason Chan?
No but to Jackie Chan ( not that one)
I’m curious as to why you want to put the cork bark pine into a more organic soil mix, with less sand.
His climate, colder winters. He explains in a previous video
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What is the variety name of this cork bark pine?
Its another variety of a japanese black pine
Nishiki is generic cork bark pine. There are sub varieties from there
These are definitely a subcultivar as the cork is insnae
The S shape in bonsai is so unatural and ugly it’s a shame your saying this to so many inexperienced new ppl to bonsai that look up to you and think your amazing and now think that this is the thing to look for in trees
You are entitled to your view.
The only shame is on you for bringing this negativity to a place of learning
@@ohhowfuckingoriginaleveryone is entitled to their opinion
A shape pine that is 3-4 years old won't look that way when presentable in 15-20 years. The bends get more shallow and it forms gentle movement in the tree. Not ever bonsai needs to be formal upright.
@@yoteslaya7296 I'm sure you think it would be appropriate to go into an art class and call the work being done ugly?
How much you selling those junipers for