Thank you very much for watching. My Ficus petiolaris are growing well. I had three in one large pot and they grew quite a bit this year. I may separate and chopped down the larger one next year to start training them as bonsai
You want to leave those leaf stalk mostly because if you rip them off, you may damage the nodes where new shoots can grow from. This wouldn't be good if you are tryibg to achieve ramifications
It depends where you live. But generally speaking, defoliation is best done with tropical Ficus at any time during growing season when they are vigorously growing. So usually from Spring-summer. However, as long as you can provide plenty of light and warmth, you can defoliate at any time.
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This tree is absolutely 💯 amazing 🤩 the trunk is something from a horror movie! Love it! Awesome work man.
Wasn’t the title of this video “clip and grow”?
thanks for your vidéos Channel.
Have you some news about yours ficus petiolaris ?
amical salutations from France.
Thank you very much for watching. My Ficus petiolaris are growing well. I had three in one large pot and they grew quite a bit this year. I may separate and chopped down the larger one next year to start training them as bonsai
Hello. Nice tree. Is there a reason you leave all of the green stems? You remove the leaves but leave the stems? Is this important for ficus?
You want to leave those leaf stalk mostly because if you rip them off, you may damage the nodes where new shoots can grow from. This wouldn't be good if you are tryibg to achieve ramifications
Hey Vic, when is the right time to defoliate a ficus bonsai ?
It depends where you live. But generally speaking, defoliation is best done with tropical Ficus at any time during growing season when they are vigorously growing. So usually from Spring-summer. However, as long as you can provide plenty of light and warmth, you can defoliate at any time.
@@VicTheFigGuy Thank you, I`ll let him rest untill spring. I live in temperate continental climate.