THORNS OF FIRE!!! - Showing You Some Firethorn Projects

[@varunavirdi4640]

Nice video... Love ur firethorn projects especially cascade one and I also love to have firethorn.... yes, very soothing ur wind chimes sound...

[@WhidbeyIsguy]

I just picked up one Firstborn today and think I will go back to Wells Nursery in My Vernon, WA and pick up another one I was eyeing, maybe 2 more. I will keep one to experiment with. Keep us posted on the progress of your three.

[@yann548]

Nice video, look forward to the update. I have a few firethorns. I style them clip and grow in to look like old deciduous trees like oak because the older branches don’t take to wire. I discovered that they fuse to other pyracanthas very easily which is a great hack for creating thick trunks in half the time. Keep up the good work.

[@PoorMansBonsai]

Wow awesome hack! I'll have to try that! I'm sure if you can get them to fuse, it probably makes the trunk look decades older! Thanks!

[@yann548]

Poor Man's Bonsai Poor Man's Bonsai I have started with small experiments, five/six saplings, but want to go bigger. Definitely makes for gnarly trunks.

[@PadamaaPaadamaa]

Man, u guys are lucky to be able to buy those for such a cheap price.

[@Alypinkflower]

Looks awesome...good luck..finger crossed 😁

[@WhidbeyIsguy]

Do you clip the thorns off?

[@blizz3rd]

A good way to help your plant gain vigour is to remove fruits and flowers so it invests more energy in structural growth.

[@PoorMansBonsai]

Thanks! I removed some of the berries after reading this. :)

[@shekharpatil100]

Love your Channel Name 😘😍😍😍 From India 💙

[@kilthsenarc]

5 dollars each wow,great potential.

[@elementalbonsai]

👍👌

[@CPILK]

Where are you that you got three for $5 each?! I've been hunting in central VA for years and can't find them!