Making Bonsai From Squamata 

Thank you Adam - Hope you can visit again.

Get you Adam hobnobbing with the great Peter Chan, Here's to people hobnobbing with you in years to come.

Thats awesome u got to film with peter.! I got into this hobby a year before covid and its the best move i ever made. Now owning a bunch of books like john naka 1 and 2 and prob around 10 bonsai plus 30 diff young maples this hobby really got addicting fast🤣 and expensive 🤣 . U should also give a look at bonsai mirai on yt. Between ryan neil and peter ive feel soo lucky to watch all this great info

Jeff's Bonsai it's called. Thank you I had to find it!

@@jeannette.sgili.132 glad you found it, he is learning from the master Peter Chan.

Yes he certainly does, it’s called ‘Notion Bonsai’, he’s very articulate and knowledgeable and already has over 2K subscribers! ✌️

Not Jeffs, Adams channel is NOTION BONSAI as I said. There you’ll find his vid of Peter Chan n Herons Bonsai amongst many others!! ✌️

Four years ago this month my entire home town burned to the ground. Since then I've have been staying with relatives and friends. Not really having my own place to garden. With bonsai I can move the small magical plants with me until I find a home. I'm very eager to learn. I can also take the new small trees and plants from the regrowth from my home in Paradise California to bring a little of Home wherever I move to. It is amazing now to see the new plants and animals that now call my old place home. There are new plants there now that were never there before, and water from a neighboring property has become a vital water source for all kinds of wildlife. So it's true, out of ashes comes new life. Thank you so much for suggesting the Irish man too!

Ohh, I should say my nearby mountain so that the editor may know. Witchita Mountains, I hear they are quite old, but we have been firing rounds at them from Fort Sill since the dawn of thunder.

@@acheronexile Must be a wonderful sight.

Yes I have made one in the past. Sold that tree now.

@@peterchan3100 thank you Peter for the reply

Then, why don't you buy a juniper and do it in the style you said.......?

Or......just enjoy the video!

@@nickjohnson710 because I don’t have 30 years to let it grow that big, it’s great starter material and besides Peter always makes great trees when it’s not just for a quick video.

@@nickjohnson710 or maybe you’re not feeling the anticipation his videos have for most of us.

@@YunaOnHome anticipation??? I've pretty well watched all of Peters videos and know or guess what he's going to do ,he makes things simple to follow, that's his secret.....as he as said in the past " it's not rocket science "

You can do this anytime but Summer is probably better.

You got excited also, you spelling was awful ( edit your comment 🧐) 👍

@@nickjohnson710 thank you for the observation Nicholas

I would remove the lowest branch, too thick, the rest is fine. Oh and definition of bonsai is tree in a pot. That’s what it means. And if you check out Vietnam style ficus, those are huge.

@@murray821 everybody is a expert??? And am pretty sure people know what bonsai means......your not telling us nothing new

@@nickjohnson710 this was directed towards vega stating a meter is too tall. There is no such thing as too big bonsai. That’s all. But I guess everyone likes to feel offended by everything nowadays

All Junipers air layer easily.