dude i just found your channel and i love it! i have about 16 small plants in my room, and i’m a beginner, but i’m hoping to get some bigger and more interesting plants soon! your videos are super informative and great, keep making them!
Thank you, that means a lot! That's where I got my start was with smaller plants, mostly cacti and carnivorous plants. After I caught the "plant" bug, and really got into them, especially with the bonsais, I wanted larger plants. The goal is to one day have my own large green house so I can have more room for the larger cacti and trees. It's cool to keep some in the house but then you start to run out of room. lol. Let me know if you have any questions or if you want to see a video on a plant! Good luck!
No kidding. They've been around so long too that they don't have much that ails them. Also I'm not even gonna mention the stunning yellow leaves that grace us in the fall!
Dogwood tree fruit smell a certain way as well...I have a cute bonsai 😅 I stuck mine in the ground (pot and all, and fall leaves stuffed around like a blanket) for the winter, however our winter in the east coast was pretty mild so it’s hard to tell if that’s why my ginkgo was fine or not.
Do you keep your gingko bonsai in- or outdoors? I have a really small apartment without a garden but I really would like to have one :/ is it possible to keep it indoors?
great video! i am planning on starting quite a few ginko plants as a long term project. i live in a sandy loam area, with the right temperature. how would you reccomend starting them off? thanks!
I propagated a whole bunch of these in spring 2020 and they are still absolutely tiny with barely any growth. About half made it through winter and woke up again. But They aren't really developing any leaf mass greater than what the cuttings had to begin with. How do I make it grow faster ?
What is the best way to winter wrap a 6ft ginkgo? It gets down to -5Celcius on a bad winter, but spring frost killed all the leaves on our tree last march/april.
Hi! I have a 2-year ginkgo, I noticed it rotting at the bottom of its trunk, can you please advise me on how I can take care of that? I really want this baby to live
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dude i just found your channel and i love it! i have about 16 small plants in my room, and i’m a beginner, but i’m hoping to get some bigger and more interesting plants soon! your videos are super informative and great, keep making them!
Thank you, that means a lot! That's where I got my start was with smaller plants, mostly cacti and carnivorous plants. After I caught the "plant" bug, and really got into them, especially with the bonsais, I wanted larger plants. The goal is to one day have my own large green house so I can have more room for the larger cacti and trees. It's cool to keep some in the house but then you start to run out of room. lol. Let me know if you have any questions or if you want to see a video on a plant! Good luck!
The history is amazing. Older than flowers.
No kidding. They've been around so long too that they don't have much that ails them. Also I'm not even gonna mention the stunning yellow leaves that grace us in the fall!
well done informative My young gingko has a root base sprout. Should I take it off? how?
I so so appreciate your videos
Thank you for watching! I really appreciate that, plant prudently!
Dogwood tree fruit smell a certain way as well...I have a cute bonsai 😅 I stuck mine in the ground (pot and all, and fall leaves stuffed around like a blanket) for the winter, however our winter in the east coast was pretty mild so it’s hard to tell if that’s why my ginkgo was fine or not.
thanks for all the great info! 👍🏼
Thanks for checking out my channel. I appreciate the feedback!
Do you keep your gingko bonsai in- or outdoors? I have a really small apartment without a garden but I really would like to have one :/ is it possible to keep it indoors?
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great video! i am planning on starting quite a few ginko plants as a long term project. i live in a sandy loam area, with the right temperature. how would you reccomend starting them off? thanks!
I propagated a whole bunch of these in spring 2020 and they are still absolutely tiny with barely any growth.
About half made it through winter and woke up again. But They aren't really developing any leaf mass greater than what the cuttings had to begin with.
How do I make it grow faster ?
What is the best way to winter wrap a 6ft ginkgo? It gets down to -5Celcius on a bad winter, but spring frost killed all the leaves on our tree last march/april.
Hi! I have a 2-year ginkgo, I noticed it rotting at the bottom of its trunk, can you please advise me on how I can take care of that? I really want this baby to live
They need well drained soil and don’t tolerate sitting in water well, it may be over watered or not drying out enough where it is located
Is it possible to grow ginkgo biloba at a temperature of 20-30 degree celsius....
Yes, You can.
What is the soil mix you use ?