Making Thick Trunk Bonsai from Jade Plant | in 2 Years | Pruning | Repotting | Portulacaria Afra
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Pruning
03:30 Preparing Bonsai Pot
04:00 Repotting
05:33 2nd Pruning
06:20 1st Result
06:56 Repotting into Bigger Pot
07:25 3rd Pruning
09:18 Preparing Bonsai Pot
09:52 Repotting
12:12 Growth After Few Months
12:30 4th Pruning
14:32 Final Result
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This reminds me of a stone sculptor that looks at a huge stone and sees something extraordinary amidst the ordinary; and then through talent that most of us only dream of, is able to find that element of beauty and bring it to light for the rest of us. Truly a beautiful work of art! Chapeau!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 🕊️ such msgs are real motivation for me! 🌳😊🙏🏻
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Just wonderful
Portulacaria Afra
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FYI, this plant is _Portulacaria afra_ aka ‘elephant food’, because it’s edible by animals and people! So, technically it’s not the true “jade plant”, which is _Crassula ovata_ with larger leaves and more forms/cultivars available. And jade is definitely not edible. Sometimes just touching jade can cause skin problems, or any Crassulaceae plant, for that matter, including _Crassula_ or _Kalanchoe_ which seem to be the most sensitive to people’s skin… Both make for good bonsai though.
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I thought that’s what it was. Good eye
Same thought as soon as i saw it
I was wondering how it grew so fast!
How do you tell the difference?
Does anyone else get nervous watching such hard pruning?
But the end result looks ancient and magically miniature. Otherworldly.
Ports are almost indestructible. Don't like the root base? Cut it off.
Don't like the branching? Cut it off.
Hard prune zero problems.
Only thing they don't like is over watering.
Thank you so much! 🌳🕊️
Correct! And over watering solution is well draining soil’ 😊
yes - i find it very difficult to cut away branches - but i think we have to make bold decisions
That thing got butchered
I appreciate that this video took 2 years to make! It came out beautiful and inspires me to learn more about making bonsai. Subscribed 👍🏼👍🏼
Back in 2003 I found a pot bound English beech tree in my late mother's greenhouse. She also had a collection of bonsai dishes. (Like me she often had several 'hobbies' on the go and never concentrated on one.)
I still have it with me in my home. It looks lovely especially when its delicate leaves are out. I have a pomegranite as well and a species of cyprus or similar both grown from seed.
This was weird to watch. HUGE appreciation for the bonsai making talent... but also I'm going to need every single one of those cuttings to be turned into new plants...😂
@LaughingInTiny 😂 that’s why I have so many jade plants! I just can’t let the trimmings ‘go to waste’
That can be easily done but you will very quickly run out of space for all the new plants. O speak from experience. I also find it difficult to discard cuttings 😂
video and music on 2x speed slaps hard
I have no words. Simply jawdropping work of art.
Thank you so much! 😊 For your kind words! 🌳🕊️
This tree is a knockout. Great vision and execution.😮
Thank you so much! 🌳🕊️
I’m amazed the plant survived with such little foliage! I know bonsai is a little bit different but for most houseplants the rule seems to be to not cut more than 1/3 of roots or foliage, I’d about have a heart attack cutting that much! 😅 came out absolutely gorgeous though! High risk and high reward indeed!
Totally diff beasts! :D Also, this is an African succulent, so is very rugged and hardy.
These are nearly indestructible. Don't overwater them, and give them as much light as you can. Aside from that, you could cut it off level with the ground and it would put out new leaves in a week.
Just because it’s styled like a tree doesn’t mean it is treated like one!
This is how i feel about life... if you grow steadily and slowly, the outcome will be lot stronger and better for a long life. And no fierce force can break you, your mind will sustain through the impossible!
Thank you! I especially appreciate the photo synopsis at the end, reviewing each phase. I have a 'mangled mess' of small leaf jade, started from 2" cuttings 3 years ago. It has been consistently pinched to encourage a cascade shape (it is in a 14" tall narrow neck clay pot). Getting up my nerve to try to get it OUT of the pot ... but was unsure how to separate it. This video clearly shows the benefit of NOT separating the many trunks .... THANK YOU!
Watching bonsai is a lot of OH NO NO NO YES YES NO NO YES YES YES lol
Excellent work. I'm usually not a fan of clumpy nebari, but you made this very asthetically appealing. The depth of the pot fits the width of the trunk perfectly.
Thank you so much! 😊 For your kind words! 🌳🕊️
What an opportunity to propagate!!! You could have made 1000 new jade plants out of this one plant!
can they replant those cut branches?? they will sprout roots?
@@lumpyrex007 yes
@lumpyrex007 surprisingly easily. I haven't had a failed attempt
This is not a jade plant though - it's an elephant bush. They got it wrong >.
Dall'Italia un grande applauso per la tua destrezza, sicurezza, spirito di artista della natura.
Making Thick Trunk Bonsai from Jade Plant | in 2 Years | Pruning | Repotting | Portulacaria Afra. The video is engaging and grips the viewer from start to finish. Watched the video on Aug 15, 2023 very like. Thank you
So nice of you, 🕊️ thank you! 🌲
I just came across this video and am impressed you put diligence and patience to your i may say work of art CONGRATULATIONS!
From begining to end ,it is poetic gardening. Amazing skills demonstrated in unimaginable artistic way. Great work
These jade plants seem to thrive well with people who keep snipping, cutting, uprooting, basically toying with them who mess with it mercilessly.
While some of us just want them to be alive and not die 🤦🏻♂️
You had a plan and you executed your plan beautifully! The end result was amazing.
Thank you so much! 🌳🕊️
I gave away my "overgrown" jade plant. After seeing this video, I realize what i could have made of it, and I'm sorry I didn't take the chance to try this.
बहुत ही सुन्दर पौधा अपने तैयार किया है
looks like a fairy would live in there
Nice sharing bahut sundar plant hai very nice work 👍👍💞
Thank you! So much! 🌳🕊️
I am a big fan of larger leaves Jade with less leaves, So I never throw their bits and pieces, But your creativity inspired me so much on these plants. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. A beautiful work of art.
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Now this is a special tree. I love the oddity of it compared to traditional trees. Nice work!
Beautiful creation! I appreciate each step in video and the picture compilation at the end for a wonderful wrap up 😊
I am simply jealous. My plant is just one year old. Grown from a cutting. Wonder after how many years will it become like this.
This is not a jade plant. This is called Portulacaria Afra.
An actual jade plant is a completely different genus. Jade plants are Crassula Ovata.
So you need to figure out whether you have an actual jade plant or a plant like the one in the video.
It's incredible how a plant can recover after this abuse. Nature is Extraordinary indeed.
Some plants thrive from being ripped out of the ground and having their limbs torn, then being placed away from their peers 😂 If you want good strawberries you have to abuse them like this every year 😊
love the vid, these dwarf jades make excellent Bonsai material... they ramify fast and are mega forgiving, looking forward to seeing updates on this one
Thank you so much! 🌳 yes they are great! That’s why they are fav too 🕊️😁
Very nice learning how to make jade bonsai 👍🏻
Đẳng cấp Bonsai, tuyệt vời 🎉🎉🎉
Прекрасный результат! Терпение есть главное.
Yes you’re right! 👍🏼 Thank you! 🌳🕊️
I'm dying here. Somebody tell me he propagated some of the larger cuttings. But the end product was pretty amazing.
These Spekboom grow into massive specimens in the South African semi-dessert, the Karoo. Awesome plants
2 years of hard work and patience to make this video. Outstanding
Amazing work. This is a spectacular bonsai.
SubhanAllah. Must commend you for your crearivity and artistic work. God bless you.
So, beautiful jade bonsai. From Nepal 🇳🇵.
fantastic work and so deft and confident - you can see the tree within - superb and the plant selected has little chance of dying
Beautiful work, this is a wonderful tree looks great.
Ok… that’s beautiful. I will be doing this today. 😮😊❤
Magnificent! You truly are an artist making bonsai
Es Bellísimo!!! Tengo uno muy desordenado, voy a practicar tus habilidades a ver que tal. Muchas gracias por postrar tu trabajo.
Thank you so much! 🌲🕊️
Wow! I love Bonsai but don't have enough patience to try them.
I'm also lukewarm on jade type of plants but this is just beautiful. Thank you for sharing the process.
Very lovely and organic ☘️
Good morning
Beautiful bonsai 👌👌
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you!! 🌳🫰🏼
This music is a trip 😅 the tree is beautiful
Hayatımda ilk defa Bonsai hakkında bir şeyler izliyorum. Bu kadar acımasızca bir şey olduğunu bilmiyordum. 😮
You are indeed talented.Amazing job.
it is a masterpiece!
You put a lot of patience into this video.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much! 🕊️ For you kind words! 🌳
For me, this is so relaxing to watch ..I want to do this too!!!
Super beautiful saculent. Thanks for sharing this video. ❤❤❤
What a beautiful art work , can’t even skip a second 👌🏻👌🏻
Portulacaria afra isn't a jade plant. That's the Crassula ovata, which are also endemic to the Eastern Cape of South Africa. This plant is called spekboom or elephant food. It is amazing at sequestrating carbon.
Loved your video! Your bonsai turned out beautifully! Just 1 questions-after repotting do you soak the plant or do you water sparingly?
Thank you 🕊️ I water it with sprayer also note one thing with portulacaria Afra you don’t water it right after repotting, wait until you see growth of leaves coming then u water it! Takes 2-3 weeks, leaves may look dull but u still wait
Wow amazed to see your talent you are outstanding and v creative ❤😂🎉😮😅😊🙏🥳🥰🙏
love the soundtrack and the sped up footage... plant looks great too
Thank you so much! 🌳🕊️
Excelente trabajo. Lo felicito por el arte que tiene y paciencia.
What type of environment do you keep you plants in? I’ve got a dwarf jade cutting that I rooted out 3 or 4 months ago, and though it is growing it seems like it’s growing super slow. I’ve got it under a grow light, maybe 5 or 6 inches from the light. The people I live with do keep it pretty cold and dry in the house, but the light also provides warmth.
I saw somewhere to only water it once the leaves start showing signs of wrinkling, so that’s what I do. It is growing, so I haven’t killed it! But it would be cool if it would grow as quickly as yours seem to
Hmm… if it’s only been 3 or 4 months, 6 or 7 by the time I’m writing this, maybe it just needed time to acclimate? Succulent-type plants CAN be slow growing. I have a ‘normal’ jade, Crassula Ovata, and it’s taken me about 4 years to get about 1ft / 12cm tall. I would not wait until the leaves have physical wrinkles, just feel them every couple of weeks and if they aren’t stiff and plump, and more on the soft side, water it. I don’t know about dwarf jade, and I don’t know about location but they love light, and if you have not repotted it recently, I would start fertilizing it monthly at this point. Also make sure you are using a succulent specific soil to avoid root rot. Don’t worry too much about it’s slow growth though, be persistent! 😁
@@bravobby8773 Thanks for the detailed reply. It is still doing well. It's more than doubled in size I wrote this comment. Being winter, everything has slowed down, but I am overall happy with it's progress.
I will repot it in the spring. The goal is to get it into a bonsai pot, but I'll probably give it a couple years before doing that.
@@CarbonFiberSwan that’s awesome!! Glad to hear it!!
2 anos e meio. 30 meses. Isto é Bonsai!!!
Lo que tu haces es arte, saludos desde San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Thank you so much for sharing vidio bonsai🙏🙏🌳🌲
Beautiful presentation!
That's really very beautiful 🤩🤩🤩
Beautifully work bonsai 16:08 16:08
Really like the video production and love the way the bonsai turned out. Do you sell them?
Thank you so much! 🕊️ I don’t sell bonsai but you can check out my bonsai soil link in description
You have magic in your hands❤
My respect. Beautiful
Actually very precise video. Well done.
Thank you’ 🌳🕊️
What kind of pot you use . From where to get identical pots for bonsai.
Es la planta de la moneda tengo 3 en casa las cortas y de cada ramita sale una planta nueva son extraordinarias ; dicen que son la planta de la suerte y aunque amaria hacer de una de ellas un bon sai , cortales sus ramas cada tanto me mereceria dolor para la planta
Transformation of a nice plant .
Super..ia good .. tanks frean
Baaaaah...... ficou muito linda mas teria muita pena pra fazer isso com a minha! Tenho uma enooooorme 😅😅😅...... nossaaaah...... várias etapas!!! Várias trocas 😮😮😮.... parabéns pela coragem 😅😅😅!!!
La grosse et belle plante du début c'est métamorphosée en bonsaï. C'est magnifique, vous êtes un passionné de bonsaï. J'aurais aimée récupérer vos p'tites boutures là🤣🤣🤣. Vous faites l'art floral, c'est incroyable. Si seulement j'arrivais à faire ça 👍🙏🥰😍
Simply amazing 🙏🏽🤩
Pafra Tree squad!!💚☘️
Beautiful work
What a wonderfull bonsai.
Thanks for the video! Captivating. I wonder, have you considered not adding the soundtrack or time lapse? I feel like your artistry would be a wonderful addition to the asmr bonsai community. ❤
SUPERB DEMONSTRATION. THANK YOU.
Very nice, looks like an old baniyan tree, I also have some Jade Bonsai, that too are as old as 10+ years,
Congratulations, beautiful work.
Thank you! So much! 🌳🕊️
Thank you very much! 🌳🕊️
Is this jade grown from one piece or was it fused from several pieces? Do you know if jade will fuse together?
Either way, Amazing jades you have.
My question aswell, there's so many different shoots in that trunk I'm wondering if it's three cuttings planted together decades ago
It's amazing job 🙌 👏 😍
Great job and thanks for the tips.
Super idea.
Thank you! 🌳🕊️
I like Portulacaria Afra , and have two,but I don't how to let them become a beautiful plant >"
beautiful work
Excellent work!
Looks good all the way around
What are the measures you take to make your roots and trunk strong and thick ?
It's looking fantastic 💯
Thank you! 🕊️
1. I use well drainage soil! So I can water more often to boost the growth
2. I use big pots for roots to grow freely and get ideal shape then I repot them into bonsai pots
3. Give them time! It takes years to develop thick trunk!
Tip- If you want thick trunk fast, get mature plant from nursery and make it bonsai tree like this video
Yes
Amazing work...and patience.
Beautiful plant. But how did it get that trunk in the 1st place? It looks like it was a few individuals that fused together.
Probably
My jade plants...4 of them...are dropping leaves...I'm in Louisiana and they are outside. Temps have been 90F-105F for 2 months. The leaves turn brown on the edges and then fall off. What am I doing wrong? Please advise.
Just stunning!
Thank you! 🌳🕊️
I liked your way of pruning and creating a beautiful umbrella like foliage .... please make a separate tutorial video of it.
Wow beautiful bonsai ❤️❤️