Tidying Pyracantha Bonsai 

Dear Peter , 1rst you never bore. Second , never let any critics in your head . They are just jalouse. You are the mycelium of my tree loving hard knock life and i know 4 milions of people all over the World. Thank you . I wist you and all the people you love a healty and vigourous new year 💚 🌲wood wide web 🌳

Thank you Peter for your inspirational videos. I always look forward to them . George CALIFORNIA,USA

Dr. Chan, I am almost 2 years late, but I am "catching up". Your short, self videos are brimming with very intricate information. You are more relaxed. (...in my humble opinion...)

Best youtube intro, best youtube channel ever!

You make it seem so effortless and there's hardly any lag between thinking and cutting....Indeed like a surgeon!

You are so right....that branxh that goes up and then out, will need to be removed. It will grow again, and can be trained to horizontal. Thank-you so much, for sharing your vast knowledge of Plants, and expecially about Bonsia. Happy new year to you, and all those there.

Good morning. Peter you are a great tree surgeon.🌳👷 I have seen some images of bonsai and they do have that topiary feature. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Best bonsai videos on RU-vid thank u 🙏

Hello dear master. I really use your great videos and tutorials. you are the best.

Your videos get me through the lockdown, thank you.

Enjoyed video very much Mr. Chan. Tree looks much better after the trim. Have a great year.

Wish you a healthy, wealthy & prosperous new year.

A happy, healthy and prosperous new year!

Fun and educational to watch, thx for sharing Peter..happy new year.👍👍👍

A Happy and Prosperous New Year to you!!!

Another coffee and morning bonsai video, can’t get any better !

stunning trees!!

In early May I was really lucky to harvest a really mature Pyracantha (trunk 6'' with a natural taper to 15 inch tall). Its potted up in a bucket till next Spring. I really am excited and look forward to working on it, and your instruction is so helpful so many thanks.

Peter they look great. I love Pyracantha as bonsai and have one myself. Keep it up with all your fantastic videos.

I know I have wrote this before but it's worth repeating. Thank you so much for all your videos. They have been such a fantastic source of knowledge and information during my two years of bonsai. I wish you and the staff of Herons the best 2021 possible - kind regards from Sweden!

I never used to like Bonsai plants or thought it was something I could commit to. They are definitely a skill not everyone has the grit for. I do admire them but also used to cringe at the amount of torture it would have to go through to get to the artists desired shape. Just the type of gardener I would be is I like seeing plants grow and thrive... So cutting off all the growth you achieve always seemed like you are taking huge steps back. Like I would only prune plants if you see it's struggling or has a bad bug infestation. Saying that, is because I get attached to plants and I don't enjoy hurting them, as I want to solve its growing problems than present it with constant challenges. But I have started growing a bonsai plant myself from seed, since October 2020 to get over my fears. At the moment I'm just letting it grow as it wants to but going to shape it soon but I want it to flow in with its natural growth and build on that...

Informal bonsai style on pyracantha? So beautiful...thanks Peter, and happy New Year👍👍

I was going to wait until February to do some pruning work on my elms but after watching this I am tempted to prune it now lol. Happy new year from New York.

I may be a man but ima still say it manly as possible, I love you Peter Chan. Thank you.

A very happy new year to you Peter and all the staff at herons Bonsai. This is a pleasing video to watch 🙏🏻

Great ambidexterity, sir.

Thank you so much for letting us watch how you trim the trees and telling the reason for the cuts. You are so generous with your skill and knowledge. I am getting ready to cut my very overgrown bouganville down and shaping it instead of just digging it out

I'm glad you removed the forward facing branch but I totally would have cut off the one on the right side as well.

Interesting demonstration Peter. I dont have a Pyracantha, but i do have a couple of Cotoneaster which dont have spikes!

great looking trees. I've been looking for a thick one with lower movement to collect for awhile now. guess I'll have to start from cuttings

Happy New Year Peter Great videos ❤️🇬🇧😊

Just beautiful!

Thank you for taking the time to do this video. Best channel ever : ) Taking my chances in asking for a video on "moss". I can't seem to be able to keep moss green on any of my bonsais! Ta!!!

Thank you Peter as I was wondering what to do with a bargain plant Ifound in a nursery closeby that needs training from scratch. Simona

I loved this specimen, fun work but it is worth this maintenance for the well-being of the tree. Thanks for sharing! 🌳❤️🙏

Happy new year to Peter and everyone at Herons Bonsai. Take care and stay healthy!

Thanks Peter

How beautiful!

Happy New Year, Peter. May it be yet another great Bonsai year.

Peter! Big fan of yours! For your self-recordings, I would recommend one of those practical GoPro's with excellent image stabilisation and a strap on, either over your chest or forehead. With only one click you would be able to quickly and spontaneously record your day without holding a camera or asking one of your staff. Best regards from Austria!

Enjoyed the video thanks 😊

Happy new year! ...Very interesting video, thank you

Excellent video, valuable lessons 🙏 A very happy new year to you too

have a happy and prosperous new year , PETER!! that turned out beautiful !

Sir As educative as ever Thanks for uploads Please educate about feeding of bonsais Thats very important issue

Happy New Year Peter Thanks for sharing

Happy new year to you. And thank you for all the great content. Your such a good teacher.💕

Happy New Year.

Happy New Year Peter, throughly enjoyed this.

i have a curley walking stick tree LIMB that i've used as a christmas tree for years. been studying it and decided to make a few snips to clean it up. last night i trimmed off some interesting small curley limbs. today i'm wondering why i didnt do it sooner!!! it's been hard to not just start whacking, the tiny curls i cut off were not first choice, decided they were most fragile and could break off anyway. looks planned now, like a bonsai!!! thank you

Thank you master Chan. I would like one thing to make in your videos and that is to ware a Mic because when you zoom in the audio gets so much louder but when they pull the camera back and can hardly hear you. I love every video and appreciate your valuable time and hour skill and would never stop watching but just a little Mic would make them 10/10.

Happy and healthy new year with a Fantabulous tree pruning Sir Chan. I m from india and came to know that once you stayed in 1963 in india. Hats off to you Such A King of Bonsai in this Globe 🙏🙏

Good pyrcanta hedge good neigbours heh

Mr Peter can you make a video on germinating red maple seeds that require stratification?

Happy New Year. Enjoyed video.

Happy New Year!

I like those white pots

Very beautiful coconut sir

Happy New year

Happy new year

Very nice

Happy new year from Canada, Peter.

Happy New Year too!

In a case like this, would it be possible to use a branch splitter to split the problematic branch in 4 sections, wire it, and then bend it to more aesthetically pleasing position? I would appreciate any opinions on the matter. Thank you for another great video!

Interesting, there is a hedge nearby my home with Pyracatha and noticed they seem to thicken pretty fast but have rather chaotic growth. Maybe give it a try though after seen this video, wonder if taking a cutting is easy?

Happy New Year 🏅✂️🍃

EXELENTE TRABAJO REALIZADO AHORA PREGUNTO QUE SUSTRATO TIENEN ESAS PIRACANTAS SE LAS VE MUY BUENAS Y ES MI ESPECIE FAVORITA DESDE MAR DEL PLATA ARGENTINA.

Pls make a video on jade plant care.

Hi Peter, big fan! Just a question about my Chinese Elm, I keep it indoors in sun, do I need to give it a dormancy period, or will it be fine by the window all year? Cheers

Thanks Peter for your exercise video - could you tell me how old is this tree?

|Thank you. if the branch is thick and not bendable . can you cut a v shape incision in its base and force it to be more horizontal? If so, can you show this technique?

Tri-pod :)

Happy new year, you have a bit of cold in past couple of videos, please take care of your health

Please guide me on what to do or what medicine to use to help the tree produce fruit quickly and abundantly .thank you somuch

Hi I have a question, when new stems on Chinese Elm get so long they droop over should I add stick to support them or not? Many thanks

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Happy new year to u from malaysia.why not u try to make video on carmona ratusa,hokiantea tree,thanks.

There were 999 likes so i was feeling odd and i did 1k likes😊

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bonsai cured my diarhhea

I will watch later I lost my mom 7 PM last night

I have reversed the principles of bonsai and created a tree with normal size foliage and a super tiny trunk.

thoda camera dur rakh to kuch dikhe

I feel like a camera tripod would increase your production value

Happy new year