Pruning Ficus Benjamina | Pruning | Propagation

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

Комментарии • 53

  • @lyndacosmo7011
    @lyndacosmo7011 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for this video. I learned a lot. I have only trimmed my plant a few times in the 30 years I've had it. I now feel confident enough to give it the hair cut it so desperately needs. 👍

  • @littyjy
    @littyjy 3 года назад +3

    Your voice is so soothing

  • @JERSEYTOMATO
    @JERSEYTOMATO 2 месяца назад

    THANK YOU…interesting regarding the sap…the shake…good way to remove dead foliage…appreciate all. YES, the ficus looks much healthier!

  • @the_lightnessofbeing
    @the_lightnessofbeing 5 месяцев назад +1

    Beautiful!

  • @michelleisabel88
    @michelleisabel88 Год назад

    Such a pretty video! The ficus looks great. I’m inspired to prune my own now, probably in November or December.

  • @fabiolac.1962
    @fabiolac.1962 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for the lovely video! I’m happy to learn how to care for my ficus. I have one that I neglected. I would love to train it to grow up rather than out. I hope it’s not too late.

    • @bringnatureinside
      @bringnatureinside  3 года назад

      Glad it was helpful! It depends on which country you live in. If the ficus now is in its growing season and is pushing out a lot of new growth, wait a bit till it goes dormant. This is better for the plants.:)

  • @pamelafeather6405
    @pamelafeather6405 2 года назад

    very helpful, well filmed, great information. Off to prune my ficus, ....waiting for the fall though. Good tip

  • @patriciabommarito3914
    @patriciabommarito3914 2 года назад

    Helpful! And the tree looks great.

  • @bonsaiexoticpets741
    @bonsaiexoticpets741 2 года назад

    It's beautiful ficus and healthy thanks for sharing my friends godbless

  • @miglebyte
    @miglebyte 2 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for all the detail and close ups! My poor weeping fig went nearly a decade without a trim, but this video has given me the confidence to finally tackle it.

  • @jeremylawson6648
    @jeremylawson6648 7 месяцев назад

    Looks good and thanks for sharing!

  • @akhilraj908
    @akhilraj908 3 года назад +1

    Very informative to many people who have ficus benjamina👌really loved the way you presenting it in a simply awesome way especially the calm in ur voice👍the new look is fabulous and waiting for the propogation updates 😍keep doing more and keep blooming Aparna 👍all the very best dear ✌️

  • @zmdeadelius
    @zmdeadelius 3 года назад

    Hi, loved your video. Loved the editing and narration and the closeups of the ficus. Other videos on Ficus pruning lack the display. Definitely enjoyed your video. And thanks for the bonus tips (washing the tree). Off to prune now. All the best!

    • @bringnatureinside
      @bringnatureinside  3 года назад

      Hey thank you so much. Glad it helped you. Keep me updated on how the pruning goes :)

    • @zmdeadelius
      @zmdeadelius 3 года назад

      ​@@bringnatureinside Hey thanks for getting back to me. It's all been great. My Benjamina was out of control. It's one of those single-stem ficuses. I managed to prune it back to looking like a small tree that is not trying to take over the room. I placed small pieces of toilet paper on its "wounds" so the resin doesn't get on the floor. Thanks to your video it all went well!
      Is there a general rule of thumb how often should pruning be done for the Benjamina? Mine hasn't been pruned for 5+ years, so I guess often than that!

  • @tonnyengert
    @tonnyengert Год назад +1

    It is a tree and it grows his own way and most of the time people want a perfect formed tree but that isnt what happens with a natural living thing. Turn the plant every two weeks and it will grow different because all side gets enough light. This is a very easy handle plant, if you want new plants, get cuttings from it put it in a glass of water and the cutting will root in a couple of weeks and even in the winter time you can get cuttings. It takes a couple of more weeks for rooting but it will root. Dont be to scared about prunning but only prune it once in a couple of years

  • @nancygilchrist8932
    @nancygilchrist8932 Год назад

    This might be a silly question but do you actually move her to the bathtub when you give her a shower?

  • @psnchz3771
    @psnchz3771 3 месяца назад

    Hi , what oil solution did you spray the tree with where can I buy ?

  • @leehouten2345
    @leehouten2345 Год назад

    Wonderful thoroughly informative video with very soothing voice and music. I have a nearly two metre tall Benjamina. I have taken off all the dead and leggy stems. It looks like you took the top out and if so what was your reason for doing so?

    • @bringnatureinside
      @bringnatureinside  Год назад

      Thank you. I was trying to get that round shape for my ficus. That is why I cut the top part too.. 😊

  • @bnkalmc123
    @bnkalmc123 2 года назад

    Looks great good job 👍

  • @Sophmag325
    @Sophmag325 2 года назад

    I really enjoyed this video and the clarity with which you explained everything. Thank you.

  • @Whosagoodboi
    @Whosagoodboi Год назад

    Thank you the info, I just rescued one from my local walmart and am looking to see what kind of a new life I can give it. Thanks again for
    This video 😊

  • @SplashOfGreen
    @SplashOfGreen 2 года назад

    Lovely!

  • @vishnuvardhanreddy220
    @vishnuvardhanreddy220 3 года назад

    Very informative 👌🏻

  • @sangeethakp9205
    @sangeethakp9205 3 года назад

    Informative...❤️❤️❤️

  • @Goonjify
    @Goonjify 2 года назад

    My ficus was inside during winters near a window with indirect sunlight.
    It got spider webs all over(spider mites I think?)
    I used liquid soap mix with water for three days, then neem oil for 3 days, during evening, sprayed it all over , left it for an hour n washed later.
    The spider web are seen again n leaves are dried out.
    Shud i prune it? What did i do wrong or did the spider mites did this?

    • @bringnatureinside
      @bringnatureinside  2 года назад +1

      It is normal during winters, happens due to less humidity indoors. If possible try to give them regular showers. Pruning also helps as it will have lesser leaves.

  • @ManoElMacho
    @ManoElMacho Год назад

    Nice home badikoli

  • @glen4075
    @glen4075 2 года назад

    Hi, lovely video, can you you do a RUclips update, would be good to see how it is doing 👍

  • @rosshopkins2063
    @rosshopkins2063 3 года назад +1

    Why the hell you wearing gloves