Screen Canopy Compression Method [UNDER $1] Ficus benjamina

Screen Canopy Compression Method [UNDER $1] Ficus benjamina walks you a method of adding movement low in the trunk of a seedling without scarring the bark with wire. The plastic screen used provides rigidity while allowing air flow and light to pass through to the plant under compression.
SC2 or SCsquared is a cost effective technique performed here with standard restaurant chop stick (no cost) a 4x4 inch square of plastic cross stitch mesh material ($0.15) with a fresh cutting struck in a 3x3 inch nursery pot ($0.12) with perlite and coconut coir substrate ($0.10) with a total project cost of $0.37!
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[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

Excellent!!!

[@BudgetBonsai]

Thanks for watching and commenting! Cool little trick or some good movement and high impact eh Tom?

[@craftsplantsandsucculentsw1076]

so SIMPLE but so B E A U T I F U L :

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

You are so right, Jonah.

[@BudgetBonsai]

I am glad you enjoyed seeing this technique!

[@craftsplantsandsucculentsw1076]

hello friend !
watching from Southern California :
my comments after the video :

[@BudgetBonsai]

Thank you for watching and commenting!