Although I do not understand your language but I can understand how you make a bonsai porcelain is a method of cutting, very beautiful tree, thank you for showing me a beautiful porcelain tree
Jerome another great video as always. For Q&A - When is the best time to defoliate and make a big top cut to your Bald Cypress to help develop taper and promote more branching?
Jerome, would you defoliate a 15 year-old Fukien Tea in June or July for the sole purpose of removing wire? Live in DC so figure June or July would be warm enough. Tree is healthy and has VERY small leaves. Thx!
Is defoliation the best way to get a desert rose to ramify? Also, since succulents don’t like a lot of nourishment what’s the best fertilization schedule?
veey nice desert rose, i live in indiana, i bought a Hawaiian eucalyptus to turn into bonsia and its doing great outside but i am wondering how to keep it alive this winter, i cant find any info on those trees hardly at all. i have grow lights and a plant room i guess i thinking i will bring it in and put it under lights for the winter
Jerome! You mention defoliating your Adeniums up to 4 times per year. How long do you wait between defoliating each time? Every three months, or do you do it often in the spring/summer and let it rest over winter? Since you live in Florida where winter weather isn't really a thing, do you experience(or force) a winter dormancy or continue to grow throughout? I'm in southern california, zone 10b, so I'm trying to figure out if I should force dormancy or let my plants continue to grow. Thanks in advance!
Great videos, thank you so much. One day I hope to visit your store and buy something just for the sake of appreciation of the efforts and passion you have for the beautiful trees. Or will take a lesson. My question today is very simple - why do you need to wear gloves? Is it because of the type of the tree you work on or there is another reason for it? Thank you.
They do grow seed pods but it’s not the flower that turns into a seed pod. I always cut them off because I want the energy of the tree to focus on branch growth instead
@@WeareTheBonsaiSupply I do not cut the flowers off of my Adeniums as I want them to produce seed pods. The seed pods they make create a large amount of seed which is very easy to grow. Certainly cutting the branches can focus the growth of the Adenium but I find the species/cultivar ('hybrid') to be much more of a determining factor in overall growth and shape of Adenium.
@@russellramsey8132 I think you and I are trying to do two different things with our Adenium, I am trying to turn them into Bonsai where as you are cultivating your Adenium?
We are The Bonsai Supply , but maybe he's getting at letting set seed , so you yourself can produce your own, I understand the waste of energy but you yourself saying it's very rare tells me to get some seeds
Hey Frank, I didn't graft it. Check out this online bonsai course, I think you might find it helpful, it explains the radial root system. thebonsaisupply.com/pages/online-bootcamp
Keep us up on the clippings. As far as I’ve always known, an Adenium grown from clippings will never produce a giant Caudex. Only seed grown Adenium produce the large Caudex. Im curious as I’m only familiar with Obesum
The tree is so mature and the risk of unreversable overgrow is too high so that you want to cut the new grow back quite early. That I understand, but man those cutting, I want those cutting. The new grow is still so young so I not sure if they will make good cutting. if it was me, I would let the new grow mature alitle more and make cutting of them. The Thai Soco is so beautiful and hard to find, and quite expensive when you do find them. Love the Vid, thanks for keep making them.
Finally one smart comment! This man is just throwing words and people listen to him thinking he is an expert 😂 Socotranum doesn't even look like that, socotranum has a different growing habit and leaf shape.
Pretty sure you were lied to about the age of that Adenium. Unless it’s wild collected then it’s possibly that old but who can prove that. Thais did not cultivate Adeniums until maybe around 50 years ago. Mark Dimmit might give some better insight history of Adenium cultivation in Thailand. It’s not as old as we think.
I picked up an adenium because of your videos. Thank you. Great tips and guides.
Thank you so much Andrew!
Thank you, Jerome! I really enjoy your videos, your explanations are very useful and essential. 👍
Happy to hear that! Thank you very much
That was a great video on defoliation, especially on adenium. I'm saving this video & I also want one of those cuttings too 🙋♂️ 😁🤗
Although I do not understand your language but I can understand how you make a bonsai porcelain is a method of cutting, very beautiful tree, thank you for showing me a beautiful porcelain tree
Jerome another great video as always. For Q&A - When is the best time to defoliate and make a big top cut to your Bald Cypress to help develop taper and promote more branching?
Very nice bro... 👍🏻❤️🌷💐
I am dancing all day long to your catchy theme song. Great videos. I think I will try bonsai! Thank you
Wow! Beautiful specimen. I think I remember a branch snapping on that one while you were wiring it. The thing nightmares are made of 😁. Thanks
Matt Brennan hey, that was the buttonwood 😅
love this video. defoliate going to be this weekend project.
Always great to watch! Thank you
Jerome, would you defoliate a 15 year-old Fukien Tea in June or July for the sole purpose of removing wire? Live in DC so figure June or July would be warm enough. Tree is healthy and has VERY small leaves. Thx!
I have a similar adenium like urs. Mine has a crack in-between the two trunks. How can I heal the crack scar?
Is defoliation the best way to get a desert rose to ramify? Also, since succulents don’t like a lot of nourishment what’s the best fertilization schedule?
Amazing
Wowww nice adenium tree
My bonsai only has 3 branches and it seams like it’s just not growing any branches. How can I make it grow more branches?
veey nice desert rose, i live in indiana, i bought a Hawaiian eucalyptus to turn into bonsia and its doing great outside but i am wondering how to keep it alive this winter, i cant find any info on those trees hardly at all. i have grow lights and a plant room i guess i thinking i will bring it in and put it under lights for the winter
Jerome! You mention defoliating your Adeniums up to 4 times per year. How long do you wait between defoliating each time? Every three months, or do you do it often in the spring/summer and let it rest over winter? Since you live in Florida where winter weather isn't really a thing, do you experience(or force) a winter dormancy or continue to grow throughout? I'm in southern california, zone 10b, so I'm trying to figure out if I should force dormancy or let my plants continue to grow.
Thanks in advance!
Great videos, thank you so much. One day I hope to visit your store and buy something just for the sake of appreciation of the efforts and passion you have for the beautiful trees. Or will take a lesson. My question today is very simple - why do you need to wear gloves? Is it because of the type of the tree you work on or there is another reason for it? Thank you.
According to Wikipedia Adenium contains cardiac glycosides i.e it is very toxic
Any luck on a video with the silk floss (kapok) tree?
I'd like to know your technique on ficus root over rock/wall you were showing at the end of this video
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Do these seed
Like do the flowers become seed pods
I would like a thai adenium myself
Yes, they can produce a large amount of seed and are very easy to grow.
They do grow seed pods but it’s not the flower that turns into a seed pod. I always cut them off because I want the energy of the tree to focus on branch growth instead
@@WeareTheBonsaiSupply I do not cut the flowers off of my Adeniums as I want them to produce seed pods. The seed pods they make create a large amount of seed which is very easy to grow. Certainly cutting the branches can focus the growth of the Adenium but I find the species/cultivar ('hybrid') to be much more of a determining factor in overall growth and shape of Adenium.
@@russellramsey8132 I think you and I are trying to do two different things with our Adenium, I am trying to turn them into Bonsai where as you are cultivating your Adenium?
We are The Bonsai Supply , but maybe he's getting at letting set seed , so you yourself can produce your own, I understand the waste of energy but you yourself saying it's very rare tells me to get some seeds
I thought Adenium grown from cuttings will never develop a caudex, which is why they are typically grafted. Am I mistaken?
Watch our next Q&A Im answering this question
Cutting won't develop caudex. But it doesn't look like his have one either.
Have u started selling the cuttings I would be interested in one
good show when will you sell the cuttings from this tree? I would love to buy a little piece
Me too 🙋♂️
me 3
did you graft this adenium? why does it split like that
Hey Frank, I didn't graft it. Check out this online bonsai course, I think you might find it helpful, it explains the radial root system. thebonsaisupply.com/pages/online-bootcamp
What about rain? How do you prevent watering if it rains?
There is a shade cloth over the tree right now that catches most of the rain. If it gets a little water, no big deal:)
Keep us up on the clippings. As far as I’ve always known, an Adenium grown from clippings will never produce a giant Caudex. Only seed grown Adenium produce the large Caudex. Im curious as I’m only familiar with Obesum
That is correct, Adeniums grown from cuttings won’t develop a thick caudex.
The tree is so mature and the risk of unreversable overgrow is too high so that you want to cut the new grow back quite early. That I understand, but man those cutting, I want those cutting. The new grow is still so young so I not sure if they will make good cutting. if it was me, I would let the new grow mature alitle more and make cutting of them. The Thai Soco is so beautiful and hard to find, and quite expensive when you do find them. Love the Vid, thanks for keep making them.
Adoro vcs...
question pls. Why do you have to wear gloves? any particular reason?
Not a 100 year old adenium, its a arabicum RCN branch, grown on the ground. Im from thailand you got scammed
Finally one smart comment!
This man is just throwing words and people listen to him thinking he is an expert 😂
Socotranum doesn't even look like that, socotranum has a different growing habit and leaf shape.
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Where is the 100+ year old Adenium???
Hi Jon, It is the big Adenium in the brown round pot.
Pretty sure you were lied to about the age of that Adenium. Unless it’s wild collected then it’s possibly that old but who can prove that. Thais did not cultivate Adeniums until maybe around 50 years ago. Mark Dimmit might give some better insight history of Adenium cultivation in Thailand. It’s not as old as we think.
Derek E hey, it was collected on Socotra and then kept at the same nursery until they sold the nursery and I got a hold of the tree.
I do not understand it.
Mari looks hot
You talk too much. Be more targeted in what you want to say.