Root Over Rock Bonsai Progression - Part 3

This is a 4 month progression of my root over rock mini bonsai project using 1 year old cuttings of ficus religiosa / peepal tree. Link to previous parts given below :
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[@BeTheCREATOR]

Very very inspiring work for green lovers. Great job Vinny.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Super!

[@BonsaiTricksAndaLotMore_ayan]

Great work dada

[@bonsaimoldova]

Nice video! I like your idea on cotton band on the bottom of the pot, really nice idea.

[@frankwilsonii7399]

This is turning out very nice. I can't wait for spring. Right now we're having a heat wave. Its 20 degrees f. (Not sure what that is in 'c')Its so hard not to try to work on my plants right now. Another few months or so and I can do some late winter work. Awesome work, can't wait to try this technique on one of my maple seedlings that started last spring. Thanks for the video

[@bonsaifromjapan5117]

Happy new year ! Thank you for sharing.

[@VinnyChirayil]

Happy new year to you and bonsai master too :-) I love your videos.

[@ashwarirai]

U r genius sir

[@aronnemeth3003]

Hey:) Do you think is it possible to promote less "tree stem plants" into bonsai? I mean peppers:)

[@VinnyChirayil]

i would like to think it is possible. Pepper is a vine, so you could create a mini wall or use a deadwood trunk for it to climb and grip. Most plants can be miniaturized, including coconut and banana plant. So give it a try. i had a creeper bonsai for a while. let me look it up. found it - instantbonsaiforeveryone.blogspot.com/2015/12/creeper.html?m=0

[@aronnemeth3003]

@@VinnyChirayil thank you:)) im gonna check it out:)

[@ashutoshtiwary3311]

Hi, vinny I am going to start a ficus peepal tree bonsai making.can you Please suggest me a homemade fertilizer for this tree?

[@VinnyChirayil]

Hi Ashutosh, you can give it cow manure / compost / NPK fertilizer. Check the description for link to how i make liquid NPK. You can make your own compost but unless you have good experience in it, i would recommend buying fertilizers.

[@ashutoshtiwary3311]

Thanks for your reply. I am going to buy npk.but what should be it ratio?

[@VinnyChirayil]

+Ashutosh Tiwary ... 10-10-10 or less is what would recommend

[@josecouto1957]

Buen video..Saludos desde España

[@VinnyChirayil]

Gracias :-)

[@amitmacwan2149]

Dada succulent or cactus ke liye ye wala Poting mix chalega? 3 part - cocopeat 1 part - perlite 1 part - vermiculite 2 part - compost

[@VinnyChirayil]

Hi Amit, mujhe cactus aur succulents ka koi idea nahin hai. I suggest you ask Reshma's channel - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqCkf4GKat2GZ7M

[@amitmacwan2149]

Ok dada Thank u very much

[@HemantVermahv]

Amazing and nice propagation of roots. But bro u always use ficus religious (peepal) tree. Why?

[@VinnyChirayil]

Hi Hemant, looks like you are sick of it :-) I can relate to it. I am also sick of seeing pine tree bonsai (conifers). I like plants that are easily available, grow fast, are hard to kill & resistant to pests. So, ficus & subabul are my favorites. Apart from these, i have a gulmohar sapling, 2 mini raintrees and a pomegranate. Just out of curiosity, what species would you like to see more of ?

[@VinnyChirayil]

Here is a Lantana species - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnOVdqOebLGZaLc

[@HemantVermahv]

Apartment Bonsai by Vinny Chirayil AAP Jo bhi dikhana chahte ho. I love to see that. And Green Spoon GArden is my channel. Ur bonsai r always unique

[@HemantVermahv]

Apartment Bonsai by Vinny Chirayil yes bro I have already saw it. great work. Actually I also want to use peepal tree but in North India mostly it's a myth that we should not plant peepal tree at home because it's not for home. So, parents don't give permission for that :-)

[@VinnyChirayil]

+Hemant Verma ... Hi Hemant, ficus plants are not recommended for growing in ground, around houses or buildings since their roots can damage the building eventually. Thats the scientific reason. But if they are in pots, with a plastic saucer or tray below them, then there is nothing to worry about. If the objection to growing peepal tree is based on vaasthu or religious reasons, then it is better to look at other species. I am not religious, so such objections do not matter to me.

[@prashantmandalia3945]

Sirji please also upload videos of your mature plants...

[@VinnyChirayil]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKq9aI2BbM19oNE (from 3:43 onwards)

[@takki9238]

try the tamarind tree

[@VinnyChirayil]

Hi Jay, thanks for your feedback. Tamarind is a slow growing tree for me and not easily available around my place.But ficus grows fast and available in plenty.