I love these transformation clips. I dare say it must be a bit of a shock for some clients when they first see their restyled plants...

At the beginning I was already thinking "they repottet it before the styling? Dangerous" 😂 It turned out great! ☺️ I appreciate that you let us see most of the process and kept the video "long". 👍 ☺️

Breakfast with Peter part 12 keep up the great videos and keep safe 👍

Restylings are the most fascinating videos to me. You see an old work of art, how it grew out of shape and then an almost entirely new one.

Maestro Chan is amazing as ever - such a wealth of information so freely given; and the camera operators are excellent - they remain silent but are ever attentive to Mº Chan's commentary, and also sensitive to the viewer's needs. I love this channel.

I found myself holding my breath as you kept cutting away more and more. I even thought at one point “how is he going to salvage this?” But, as usual, in the end it looked magnificent. You have a great eye for design! Please don’t apologize for “boring parts”. None of it is boring to me, and I really enjoy watching all that you show. I always learn so much. One day I will find the courage to try this myself.

Shoutout to Matthew from Thunder Bay not far from where I am here in Toronto, great work with the videos and always appreciated in these troubled times.

Huge transformation. There is much to learn in this video. Thank you Peter

Hands up who would be brave enough to do this to their tree ..... anybody, no .... just Peter the Mad Bonsai Professor 👨‍🏫.🤣🤣🤣 years of experience to see that inside a big bushy tree 🌳 always wonderful 😃😃

Itchy to refine those Jins😁.. splendid result Peter. Only through halfway of the process i could see what Peter was trying to achieve. Thx for sharing Peter, cant wait for the next one.. stay safe to all..cheers

I love this transformation. It reminds me of the cedars we have along the Oregon coast. I can imagine it standing majestic on the basalt sea cliffs. Beautiful.

Amazing difference. I always remember your advice ‘don’t be afraid to cut’ You certainly practice what you preach! Great demo.

Amazing transformation Peter!

That was an amazing transformation while I was having little heart attacks. Turned out beautiful.

i have gone from oh dear,should that have been cut of,to another master piece,a joy to watch

As you always say, you've gotta be bold!

dear peter your videos are never boring dosent matter how long , i can listen and watch your videos all day long,

Hi Peter thanks for your all your contributions to the Bonsai World. I can't picture myself ever visiting your nursery as I'm about 17000km away.

Wow, a true master at work.What a mind!

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Please keen these coming Peter! So diverting, uplifting and confidence boosting to me a virtual beginner. Especially now 40 Maple seedlings have terminated!

just got 2 that tree in time with some inner growth left on the lower branches .great job!

You make it look so easy, all very inspiring

Restyling is my biggest fear. This video gave me more confidence now. 🌳 thank you 🙏

Hello Peter, I am new to Bonsai since I happened upon your channels about three months ago. I can tell you that I am very impressed with your work but even more with your character. You are a treasure for sure. I am inspired to learn Bonsai myself and look forward to making a purchase from your establishment to get me started.

You always blow my mind Peter, great work. Thank you for sharing.

Gotta say impressive. Amazing

Master Chan is tenderly adding moss to dress the now mighty Tree.

That's amazing. I don't know why even now I still get surprised when such drastic measures are taken but it always looks incredible in the end

It's a delight to watch you work, as always!

Great. Took a bush and transformed it into a tree you would see on a mountain side.Love it.

I was freaking out. Turned out awesome.

No offense meant because I appreciate your sharing your wisdom. This reminds me of when I last went to the hairdressers. I asked for a trim and she took 12 inches off.

I thought that was a mess until I saw the final result. Well done.

Very enjoyable watching you do this. I am hooked 😊 now if it only could begin to taw and become spring time. I got some small trees in the garden

Very nice camera work!

Very great! Take care and stay healthy!💖🇩🇪

Thank you.... 🙏 😔 🙏 Dr. Chan, thank you.... 🙏 🖖🙏

So impressive. What a transformation! Thanks for sharing this. Stay safe

Very satisfying

Great video. I was worried when the big branches were coming off. But it beautiful. Left a like

I’m late but I repotted my two Japanese maples in a cascade style. I’m thrilled with one. One needs some development, but has promise. You were going to do a video showing how to shape maples in a cascade style. I hope you still do one. I’ve learned so much from you. Wado! (Thank you!)

I nearly died watching this... Borderline brutal! But amazing transformation...

Excellent! Lovely save I think, would love to see the reveal to the owner, what did they think when they seen it? I'd say watching the video was a bit stressful for them! Thanks Peter.

Beautiful Peter. Tricky Trev 🇦🇺

Inspiring ! Looking forward to have the chance to visit you, greetings from Italy !

wow thank you so much for the great video I really thank you for giving us 3 video a week thank you for carring

Amazing

Excellent

Wow! It's a Jin Palace 😉 What a challenge, and such a great result. Don't you love those 😄 Well done, Peter.

That was a moment! Thank you Master 🙏🏻 I am so happy about the result, happy for the owner of the tree who must be so glad and honored about what you did. ❤️🇨🇵🌳

Very nice outcome Peter. You are an artist!! ~~~~Watchers... Please click the thumbs up for Mr. Chan.

Say the word and I'll pack all my things up and move to be this man's protege.

Fabulous video!

You have turned a bush in to a work of art what a transformation what a lucky owner.

No dull moment watching you work Sir Peter👍👍👍. Great work Sir.😊

Your videos are so inspiring, thank you very much!!! This juniper has become so beautiful!

I wouldn't say that this style is like an old growth redwood or sequoia, as they're very straight. But it does look a lot like some of the old growth sitka spruces and Doug firs found along the west coast or Puget Sound!

It looked like a green helmet but the end result was very nice. Not too sure about the two jins on the trunk, though. To me they look a little like beaks but I suspect the effect is better when you see the tree live in three dimensions.

Good video

Thanks ..🙏🏾

Wow I am a big fan of watching the wiring, it helps me really get an idea of different looks for when I do it :)

Lovely. These videos are keeping me sane at present. Thanks Peter.

Oh my what a transformation👏

Amazing, I didn't think it was possible. It looks great now. :)

Brilliant Peter. Love the kishu!

well done ! love it !

I would have just got rid of those two low branches they look odd. And the thick one in the apex. 👍

Whatch your videos for a long time. Thanx a lot for what you do and what you teach and show. It would be much more useful if you say what you are thinking about when you decide which branch to cut and why. I mean why you cut off one branch but not other.... thanx a lot again!

With junipers storing thier energy in the folig, do ou run the risk of killing the tree with taking that much off? It does look great after you were done with it.

Stunning

Amazing ! One of the best videos 🙏👍

Hello Mr Chan I really love your videos! I leave a request here that doesn't have much to do with the video : Would you consider doing a video about different pest and diseases, especially for maples? Maples are a favorite of mine, but some sort of disease (a fungus I think) slows their growth considerably during the hot months of the year. It only attacks the new shoots and their tips become dry, deformed and underdevelopped. I'm sure it's not just the hot dry weather as the old leaves do not turn brown-it's just the new shoots!

To magia BONZAJ 💖🌳🌲🌹🌹🌹

Love from INDIA ,MAKE SOME VIDEOS ON HOW TO SHAPE BONSAI IN DIFFERENT STYLES FOR BEGGINERS

The Bob Ross of Bonsai. Meant only as a compliment! That is lovely. I hope to find a wild Juniper here in Colorado to try your techniques. Thank you for the education.

Looks good... If U could get the top bend bend back over to the left it'd be perfect ;)

The camera man is a Mathew from Thunder Bay?!?! I'm a Mathew from Thunder Bay! There are 2 of me? There is one who traveled to the UK to work on bonsai? I want to start on bonsai here in my backyard. What???

O M G

Hello, I've procastinated for a while by whatching your channel... And it's quite interesting,but I see you are doing temperate trees. Would you do a making a bonsais from indoor plants for appartement dwellers? Maybe ficus or gardenia or I don't know what else, but trees one can find at the big store as an indoor plants.

Bit of a 'head scratcher' that one but turned out nice at the end, do they not back bud readily those... ?

😳😱👍🏻 um Bonsai zu stylen darf man nicht ängstlich sein. It is a job just for brave persons.

I hope you and your team are managing to keep some work going given the current problems. That tree looks amazing. I bought a juniper from a couple and it's got three or four half inch thick trunks on it. Would you have a recommendation for what to do with it? It's about two feet tall, and I would like to turn it into something like that.

Hi Herons team, this Kisso juniper is my favorite. However are there any junipers more suitable for indoor growing specifically?

Peter when you start air layering your trees and shrubs what time of the year do you begin air layering?

I never cut more than 50% on a juniperus, more is risky for the health of the tree. I would do the job in 2 years. Dont you think? But for the vidéo you had to do it i guess. Thanks for all your video

Wow

Thanks for sharing, but what do you do with the big branches cut down there

great

Specially grown moss in England shouldn't be too hard to find. I live on the west coast of Canada and we've got MOSS, you can't rid of it.

Im enjoying some Gin while watching the master making jins. Isn’t gin made from junipers?

Please, take care from Covid-19

I have a chinese juniper which develops a lot of dieback every spring. Do you know what might be happening?

Is it possible to transplant a 3-year-old Chinese juniper into the soil of an acadama?

Well I though that was a lost cause with those long branches. Round dense shape a one side shaded out with no growth. Dead inner branches so you had to find ways to give the tree back itself from that ball shaped bush. Now it is headed back in the right direction. To many years without care wow

I am getting into bonzi as a beginner what do you recommend as a first indoor bonsai tree specimen?

Mr Chan Why are those lower branches such a different colour than the upper ones? Thank You very much!

How come after I pruned mine everywhere I pruned turned brown and died away????

with some detail wiring and maybe some shari this will look great :)

Which tree is best to make a bonsai for beginners in India!!! #help #tips #thanks #respect