Creating Fuji Cherry Bonsai

In this video I show you how to make a Fuji Cherry Bonsai tree and I also show you what to do after the flowers have fallen.

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[ericloscheider]

“The shoots of this Summer will bear the flowers for next Spring”. Beautiful.

[questionablecooking]

Peter’s Hawaiian shirt collection perhaps as finely curated as his Bonsai nursery.

[stefanraresmindirigiu]

I love how picking a demonstration tree is just like choosing a card from the deck of the magician.


No matter what you choose you will be amazed.

[cecilyerker]

These videos are always so peaceful and beautiful and they’re wonderful for feeling calm when I’m anxious or upset

[scottmichaelharris]

Do you realize how much you instruct just with your motions? The explanations make it invaluable.

[MidniteSan]

Gotta love Peter's enthusiasm 😂, it's contagious. I kinda wish i can have a go at such trees but don't have one, yet 😍. Bravo Peter.. until the next one, stay safe to all and cheers.

[TheBonsaiGarden]

Fuji Cherry / prunus incisa kojo-no-mai is a fabulous tree for bonsai, particularly for relative newbies like myself. It has a very forgiving nature and tolerates hard pruning and severe root pruning. They look spectacular on flower in April/May. It also has a very predictable contorted twiggy growth habit that makes it suitable for clip and grow pruning, and also styling in an attractive windswept style. They appear to have become very much more accessible from garden centres for a reasonable price.

[mrcuddles]

with these videos you've helped me become a person who grows and shapes bonsai. I am very grateful. Thankyou.

[rebeccahunter]

The last tree is a stunner in the making, I would love to see it in a few years time. I like that you have given something of a progression of "starter to mature" tree. Could you do one of your signature twin trunk maples? I find it hard to see from the very start of a simple struck cutting, to an established tree. A series of one year, 2 years, 5 years etc would be great to see! (From an antipodean fan!)

[adambenway]

I think you're doing an amazing job with the self-video! Glad that it allows for more personal content

[matshagstrom]

Peter, thank you for making these videos. Your personal approach and openness is always appreciated.

Be well,

Mats H

[lordforlorn]

Lovely video as always, but the added bonus is the sounds of birdsongs in the background instead of aircraft noise.
Enjoyed every moment of this great instructional video.
Thank you Peter for filming this.

[wood-youknowit]

You are very brave with your cuts. Again, great trees. 🌲🌱🌿☘️🍀🌴🌞🌞

[Ailorn]

I just love hearing you speak. Thank you very much for your calming demeanor, wisdom and its so fun to see what they become. :) I've started with a few baby american maples ranging from last year to 3 or 4 years old growing in my front garden hidden in the bushes that we keep chopping back. Now we have fun starters for free.

[xnslrzn]

Imagine just doing bonsai for a living... That'd be the dream.

[jam]

Hello Peter, really enjoyed ur video, always something new to learn in ur very down to earth way, the time just flies away even if it is long video...

[kieronw]

your self videoing was excellent Peter. Thanks as always buddy!

[Steve_Mazza]

Beautiful! It's great to watch and listen to a person who is a true expert in his field. Passion shines through. Experience leads to confidence and honesty. An out-of-hand tree is brought into shape in 3 minutes. Thanks for sharing!

[trcmustang]

Nicely done Peter. Thanks for sharing your beautiful trees. Stay safe and as always, I’m looking forward to your next video. Take care.

[bgertsma]

I have been playing this video over and over since yesterday morning. I love it! It also gave me some ideas for my Okame cherry blossom tree that i'l growing large