Dont use cut paste on cutwounds. PA's are succulents and need to dry out on the cut part because they contain alot of water. Otherwise it gets moist underneat the paste and can start to molt/rot
Hey Eros, I’m kinda new to your channel and I work with Jade and Portulacaria afra for bonsai in WA,USA. I appreciate the succulent bonsai content. Keep up the great work.
Dude, just subscribed to your channel. Love the enthusiasm, like a kid in a candy shop. Exactly how i feel about bonsai😂 hard yo believe that is a better tree but for damn sure it will be, its that old saying "start ugly early". I have a willow leaf ficus like that, mushroom shape, no lines. Cant get myself to butcher it up yet lol. Looking forward to more content from you
😂😂 each project is a different adventure ! How can I not be excited ! I did the same thing with one of my willows. If you don’t like the mushroom look, take the time and make the change. You’ll be happy with it after. After may be a year lmao
Branching and generally up top it looks good. However, the twisted (non radial) roots bothers me slightly but maybe you thinking of addressing that later? cheers😊
Hi. I have a few Portulacaria afras and look at a lot of videos about the species, so I guess that's why your video came up on my feed. I just wanted to say I really enjoyed the video and I totally see the improvement that you've made to that tree. I've subbed and look forward to seeing updates in the next few months and years. Can we see the other tree that you mentioned, please?
Thank you for the beautiful comment. I’m glad to hear that you too have yourself a collection. I will for sure be sharing the other trees in the near future. Thank you for sticking around!
Spoiler alert: he did not come right back
Went for the milk 🥛
Dont use cut paste on cutwounds. PA's are succulents and need to dry out on the cut part because they contain alot of water. Otherwise it gets moist underneat the paste and can start to molt/rot
I did a major cut on another PA I have and the wound rotated a bit. I would think this would help from not allowing that to happen again
Hey Eros, I’m kinda new to your channel and I work with Jade and Portulacaria afra for bonsai in WA,USA. I appreciate the succulent bonsai content. Keep up the great work.
This is awesome! Thank you for letting me know ! Make sure to keep them warm! Crazy winter 🥶
Dude, just subscribed to your channel. Love the enthusiasm, like a kid in a candy shop. Exactly how i feel about bonsai😂 hard yo believe that is a better tree but for damn sure it will be, its that old saying "start ugly early". I have a willow leaf ficus like that, mushroom shape, no lines. Cant get myself to butcher it up yet lol. Looking forward to more content from you
😂😂 each project is a different adventure ! How can I not be excited !
I did the same thing with one of my willows. If you don’t like the mushroom look, take the time and make the change. You’ll be happy with it after. After may be a year lmao
Branching and generally up top it looks good. However, the twisted (non radial) roots bothers me slightly but maybe you thinking of addressing that later? cheers😊
Looks good to me…it’s on its way to being something special.
Thank you !
It really is developing quite well
Hi. I have a few Portulacaria afras and look at a lot of videos about the species, so I guess that's why your video came up on my feed. I just wanted to say I really enjoyed the video and I totally see the improvement that you've made to that tree. I've subbed and look forward to seeing updates in the next few months and years. Can we see the other tree that you mentioned, please?
Thank you for the beautiful comment. I’m glad to hear that you too have yourself a collection. I will for sure be sharing the other trees in the near future. Thank you for sticking around!
Very nice 👌
Thank you !!
Will only get better