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Wow, what a difference 5 years makes

I have grown to really love the way a jade looks after defoliation. It really shows off the know-how a person has when it comes to training and shaping their tree.

I'd love to see an update on this tree, I'm very curious to see what has happened with it since the defoliation.

Oh I can only imagine what the godfather looks like after a good refinement. Beautiful tree

Super nice collection of trees sir, the kind that would inspire anyone to build their own. One big question I have is how do you keep squirells and chipmunks from eating your plants? I'm in michigan, and they seem to love succulents here. Is there a trick you us to keep them at bay?

Good afternoon Sir! Your collection Is so beautifull and amazing❤❤ A gift for my view every day, i really appreciate you and Your work. I’m Yudelca Santos from Dominican, i have cultivares Jade one year ago, i just want to know how long you have been farming? Keep doing Your lovely work🏝️😍 God bless you🙏🙏🙏 Love from DR

"It's impossible to wire a tree without dropping some leaves." Challenge accepted, sir 👍🏽

Wonderful work

Very nice! Thank you!

So cool, great work

what fertilizer are you using?

Amazing trees🎉

Nice🎉

Wow! What a difference. I am just starting my adventure with them and need to keep them on a small size. Thank you for the experiment

Sir raft style bonsai main aapne 5 tree set kiye h. Ich plant ki hight kiya h

should sell them online! average 40$ a tree is 20k minimum..

Wow! That’s a lot of Jade 😊 loving the passion 💕 My trees don’t look good at all. They have lost all their leaves and my cuttings having brittle stems 😢

hi gilbert, I'm so grateful that i found your channel, may I know which particular ratio of osmocote & liquid miracle grow fertilizer do you use? thanks 😊

i was given a jade cutting when joining the local bonsai club. inspiration right here!!

You've given this tree such a beautiful shape 😊 thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge 🙏

It's been awhile I haven't seen ya, anyways thanks for the knowledge.

Love these videos hope you do more soon

Your little trees are wonderful ! 👌👋💚

Fantastic content

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Good sataf. Ayou sale some trees

Now I feel a little less apprehensive to snip things off. Thank you!

It is possible to make plant leaf small in size

How often do you fertilize?

Happy to see you back!

What are the temperatures in your area? Your plants are outdoors. Do you get any frost in winter?

So long we don t see you ! I hope that s cool for you, what about your little jade?

Muy bueno tu video! Por fin entiendo cómo hacer para engrosar los troncos! Gracias! Saludos desde Tucumán, Argentina

I enjoyed your bonsai. But you have to slow down your movements.

Amazing trees. Beautiful!

That’s so awesome ❤

What do you fertilize with? Thanks

My girlfriend was just make fun of me and said little bonsai so thought I’d check out to see if you posted and was so glad to find you had . Hope all is well

What kind of fertilizer do you use?

re enjoying your videos - i do love a jade!! Im going to get some more Ports - if ever you want a collab video let me know.😜

This is a great soil mix for any succulent. In Europe there's a product similar to turface called moler clay; it is mined in Denmark, I believe.

Strange i didnt get a notification of this video - Love Jades Love your channel - glad to see you at it again!!

What the you use for bonsai jade

WOW 😍 what an awesome collection you got there. Thank you for being an inspiration to people who love bonsais like me. I look forward to viewing more of your videos👏🏻🙏🏻

Spek boom... We call it a Spek boom. Translated to Bacon tree or Pork bush

Great video, I'm curious about the root development. What exactly is happening that produces more growth? Is it the extra soil that is holding more water?

New subscriber. Here in South Africa we call this a “spekboom” literally bacon tree as the leaves are edible. It’s very prolific and where I live I’ve got so many of them that they’ve formed a hedge. Only recently did I think a small piece of it looked like a bonsai tree, hence finding your channel. Vey informative and helpful. Love your work.

Do u use bonsai soil?

Wow good to see you back!!!