@@rafipiash1352 if i am traveling i use slow release fertilizer so it provides nutrients to trees even if I am not there. Otherwise I use vermicompost , npk 19 all, and seaweed fertilizers. Hope this helps

@@rafipiash1352 Thank you for visiting. Glad you liked the trees.

I do spray fungicide post each trimming. Lime sulphur wears off very quickly. I am either thinking of trying woodstain or torch fire for that natural effect. Will wait for some more time.

Hi Anil. Thanks for visiting. Yes I agree. My apartment terrace has a wall that can be a background but currently its being repaired and painted. Once that's done i will focus camera against that wall as background and visibility should improve.

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you so much 👍 for the appreciation. Still lots to learn. This tree will look much better in 2-3 weeks time once we have new leaves. Will post a video.

@@Bonsailoversubhashishghosh Thank you 🙏

@@tonybreward8678 Thank you. Your comment means a lot to me.

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you so much. You can also grow one of your jades into a beautiful tree.

@adityastinytrees yes am planning....

@@meenaxisanga Thank you so much for visiting. Glad you liked this tree.

Thank you

@@SultonBonsai Thank you so much my friend for visiting. Glad you liked the tree.

@@vohrasgreenplanet7861 Thank you

@@Jeffrey-Neill Thank you Jeff👍

Thank you 👍

@@gauravgowardhan7072 Thanks Gaurav, for stopping by and admiring the tree. Yes the trunk is massive. I need to find a bigger pot for it. You are always welcome to provide critics so that's how we can learn from each other. I will work on the planting angle in next repotting. Yes I am aware of two apex. Plan to get rid of one and redesign apex in spring. Also I am considering wind swept That will really look awesome. But bahut dant padega ghar me. 😂 So I will make changes slowly so they don't get to know much. I still remember the last time when i changed shape from broom to formsl upright:) Great to know that you received aralia 🌳 from your grandmother. It provides a great feeling when you inherit a tree. Thanks again for your valuable feedback as always. Will consider and definitely work on them.

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you so much for stopping by and admiring this tree. Lots of emotions and memories attached to this one. Have lots of thoughts to improve the overall look. I will slowly work on them otherwise ek saath kiya tho mujhe bahut maar padega:) haha ha

@adityastinytrees 😂😂Haan chupke chupke dheere dheere . Essa ki kisiko kano kaan Khabar na lage. Only viewers ko pata lgna chahiye . Wesse mai ager kuch change bhi ker du garden mai to husband ko Pata hi ni lgta😅😅bcoz itna kuch interest ni in gardening. By d way take care of your health

Hahaha Haan true. Mere Ghar mai. General gardening main sabko interest Hai but bonsai trees main sirf mujhe, tho get caught always😀. Thank you.

@@sunnykmr85 Thank you so much for visiting

Sure will give it a try 👍 however it may be difficult as i do this on terrace with strong winds sometimes.

@@anilkumarn6091 Thanks Anil, I did not do much drastic pruning. Also in India we have two growth seasons main one from Jan to March and second short one right after rains. Il post a update video in couple of weeks you can see how the tree will grow back.

@@anilkumarn6091 Thanks Anil. Height of this tree is around 1.7 feet.

@@anilkumarn6091 Thank you so much Anil 👍

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you so much. Yes Casurinas are one of my favourite trees. This one i had bought from a nursery. It was a grown up tree but neglected completely growing wild and lying in a corner with very little or no leaves. I have been training it since then. Thanks again.

@@rahulsahni3199 Thank you so much for visiting. Glad that you liked this 🌳. I do not have a nursery. These are all my personal trees and they are not for sale.

@adityastinytrees beautiful collections sir. Sorry for asking to sell.

@@rahulsahni3199 Thank you. No worries 👍

@@NoQuarter01 Thank you so much for visiting. Glad to know you have a similar one. If you are looking for thicker trunk, I would suggest to plant the tree in bigger pot and allow it to grow. Do share your experience with BRT. Best wishes 🙏

Thank you so much for visiting and appreciating the tree. 🎉❤

@@Bonsailoversubhashishghosh Thank you for visiting. Privileged to see this comment from an amazing artist like you. Thanks again

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you for visiting. Yes I allowed this one to grow to draw max energy. Will shape it back in January. This will become a beautiful tree in future. 😀

@@ashishduta hello, thanks for visiting. I use a free draining soil. mix of 50 % leca or burnt clay, 15% cinder, 15% pumice, 10% grit, 5% cocochips, 5% charcoal. Mix all these along with some fungicide.

@@user-greenbucket hello, Thank you so much for visiting. As per your request I will post an updated video soon. Meanwhile I have some videos already with full foliage. You can check those out. Thanks again

@@user-greenbucket hello, as per your request I have posted an update on my Banyan Tree today. Please do take a look and let me know your feedback. Thank you

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you so much for taking the time to appreciate the trees. Your continuous appreciation and critics helps me to improve the trees and the quality of the content. Sincere thanks

@@abhinav3101 Thank you so much for visiting and glad you liked the 🌳

From Calcutta

@@Prashant_tyagi56 its been 10 years so I don't exactly remember, i bought from him or someone else.

You can also check with Sailesh ji from Mumbai -09821038115

Sir good afternoon

Pumice and cinder kha se lete ho unka bhi contact no send kar di plz

@user-greenbucket Thank you so much for visiting. Your suggestion is excellent and valuable. I will definitely consider when pruning the tree in Spring. We all are learning from each other which is great.Will keep you updated on its progress.

@@user-greenbucket Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. Glad that this was helpful. Do let me know any areas of improvements. We all are learning from each other. Thanks again

@@anilkumarn6091 yes I have started doing this. Spray mild fungicide post pruning. It certainly helps.

@adityastinytrees that will hels stop die back in branches.

@@anilkumarn6091 Great suggestion Anil, Will consider this as an option. Alternatively I am also looking at creating pads to improve the whole composition.

@@anilkumarn6091 hi Anil, I am good. Hope you are doing great. They would have been happier if i was here since no one was there to feed them or make them appear good. 😃

@@gauravgowardhan7072 hi Gaurav, are you referring to buxus as in box wood?. This one is not box wood. This is Nea buxifolia which is different. Regarding boxwood i have had very less luck. It does not survive in my weather no matter how much I take care of the tree. So I have stopped growing them. If you are referring to Nea Buxifolia then yes you can do some basic shaping of the tree like removing any parallel and unwanted branches etc before placing the tree in big pot and allowing it to grow and thicken up. Also you can leave branches that are from base of trunk if your intention is to thicken the trunk at base of tree. You can remove them once you are satisfied. Hope this helps.

@adityastinytrees yes sir I was referring to boxwood...

@@Prashant_tyagi56 Sorry if you need any information you can ask through the channel.

Want to know the place or city where you live because it gives the idea of environment of a particular habitat .

@@user-greenbucket i live in the Garden city of 🇮🇳

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 yes you are absolutely right. Pruning of a plant we don't need to bother about design much, but pruning of a tree we need to think visually about the design. Because if we by mistake cut a branch which we need then it takes a long time for tree to regrow the branch or it may never grow branch from where you want a branch, so your whole visual design gets disturbed. We have to keep the end design in mind when pruning a tree. Thanks for observing my palm. Actually due to passion for the hobby never feel any pain 😄. Can talk hours and work on them for hours.

Yeah I agree, I feel like crying when I prune my hedges. Among all my garden work this one is my most toughest work. Salute to your imagination, ap jaisa man mai us picture ko soche hai theek ussi Tarah se uttarte bhi hai.. that's why I am impressed to your all vdos

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 yes i can imagine, its not easy to Prune hedges. In the future you can try those automatic tools for hedge pruning. I have seen many use it but nothing more satisfying than doing it on our own😃

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you. Nea is one of beautiful species. In bonsai we always look for trees with smaller leaves to get that good visual appeal. The most important thing is to observe the tree and create a visual picture of what you would like your tree to look like in future based on what the tree is offering now and what else you would like to work on for future design. If we are able to get to that stage then we can design any tree. Very glad to know that my videos are adding value and you are learning from these. 🙏🙏🙏

@@Prashant_tyagi56 please contact +91 73188 66955

All these trees have been collected by me from nurseries and friends as saplings or cuttings or seeds and turned into Trees over the years. I do not buy any ready made trees. There are many online platforms where they sell the trees you can buy from them

@@lakshitasenapathi2480 Thank you so much for visiting. Glad that you learnt from this video.

@@punyasheavenonearth8170 Thank you for your wonderful comment and motivation as always 👍

@@lakshitasenapathi2480 Thank you

@@AlokKumar-x9j6i Thank you for visiting. Great question. Initially I was bothered about it and used to leave some portion of branch or not cut so close and leave some portion of branch. But I was always unsatisfied with the shape of tree.Later I realized those dead branches also as they dry up provide that natural look. Also I do complete defoliation at least 3 times a year. I have not had major die back problems so far.