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Absolutely agree!

Alejandro Thaddeus really.....no one cares because she sleeps around with your best friends 😂

@Mathew Sloan it's beauties up there eh, Haliburton forest ripping the snowmobiles and what not. City sucks hahahahaa

@Mathew Sloan absolutely ... It's too funny, last year, 2020, a group of us went from our cottages and rode up to the forest, everything was fine on the way, pay our fee and whatnot. But in those trails there's cops and a buddy of ours, part of the group got a speeding ticket for $110. Like really? The speed limit is 50 kph, but the sleds are in mph, so we were doing 50mph, which is about 80kph, so 30 over... Definately something to laugh about now though. Who would have thought eh? The lakes even up there are still too dangerous to ride on, so no ice fishing or crossing lakes. Everyday on the news idiots go through the thin ice, funny thing is that 90% of those people live up there year round. So I'll stay back and do bonsai and use the chainer to take down trees that are in my way. Still can't fell a tree onto the lake because it would go through the ice and I wouldn't be able to get the wood for the wood stove. I still working on a grafting project of believe it or not but 2 (1 male 1 female) standard hydrangea trees and it's working!!! Got the idea from 2 massive 5 needle white pines out front at home that drip SAP and drop pine cones all over my car hahahaaa

I am fine brother - hope you are too. God Bless

J. D. I’ll suggest he puts on a GoPro on his head and livestream everything 24/7

@@maxinla2501 I would take that!

If Peter is boring then what are we?

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Lol. Yeah Peter Chan is the bonsai bomb

I liked that too, if I had hundreds of trees like Peter, it would allow you to come back in 2 or 3 years and the wire would generally shape the tree but not cut in.

put them on a wet napkin, then in a ziplock bag, in the sunlight, once they split and grow a root then plant, saves planting a ton and only 1/2 sprout.

Have you had a hard winter? In England we have had it very mild this. year.

What about "don't be too greedy"? 😂

@@jamesleadbetter5546 😂 True. Although he does get greedy from time to time. I recently watched the video about the large maple air layering that they had to cut several times so that it fit into the greenhouse and I was smiling all along because I thought it looked so funny how they walked around with this huge branch and tried to cut off as little as possible. 😁 I would probably do the same though.

Don't be afraid to cut.

My favorite is not to waste material. Unfortunately I've a small garden and lots of trees

@@jamesleadbetter5546 "Don't be to greedy" is my favorite

I have several trees I put in NAPA Diatomaceous earth for 24qt for $11 bucks I am very impressed, just make sure you clean it with a fine strainer first, wash it good, the very fine stuff is like cement, you don't want that, I will try to add a bit of organics to some this year but none of my experiment have died and it drains very well and darn it's pretty cheap.

@@steveanacorteswa3979 on bonsai Mirai soil episode they say that most organics will degrade too fast, around 3 years. Junipers take around 8 years to develope a good root system. I also thought pine bark would be good for storing moisture and nutrients. Quess not.

@@aivarpetrov7447 Yes but I would be repotting within 3 years, the idea is to mix some pine bark or peat moss in just to make the fungus a little more happy, I don't know how much it likes rock and clay, all my nursery pines are in bark mulch and I use it as a starter added to my aggregate for the fungi.

About ten or twelve years

It's true! You are actually breathing pure (or very dense) CO2 onto the tree. Makes 'em grow.

I have one video coming out about this.

Those are trees for temperate cool climate. I don’t know where in India you live but you should choose trees that grow well in your climate.

Nothing is stylistically wrong if you can make it look good. In general rules, aesthetically ones especially, are used to teach the craft to beginners. Often masters apply them loosely or disregard them altogether.

If your cuttings have rooted well - then by all means put them together as a forest. Look at some of my videos on how to make a forest planting.

@@peterchan3100 thank's for your comment

Botanical name?

peter chan im finding a few names for them online but Acer barbatum and Acer rubrum seem to be the most common in my area

Email me some pix for better advice. Email our office

You don't like my voice? - I dont like listening to my voice either.

@@peterchan3100 I love your voice and your speaking and explanations are so clear and easy to understand for me, as I'm not a native English speaker

@@peterchan3100 I'm thinking that his comment is in reference to how you frequently say, "I'd work faster if I wasn't talking." *shrug 😬