@@ThatBonsaiGuy no problem, I stayed until the end of your video... it was really good. I'm wondering if you could help me with my Judas tree, which is still a seedling that hasn't been pruned into a bonsai. it is about 55 cm long and 1 cm thick at the bottom of the trunk
@@ThatBonsaiGuy I have 4 problems the first is the fact that I have no idea how to send you a photo of my seedling and it seems necessary to me secondly, I wonder if I cut the tree down about halfway, whether it will die... thirdly, breeding takes place on a sunny windowsill. I wonder if the tree will survive the winter at +18 degrees Celsius Fourth, the tree has brown things on the leaves... I don't really know what it is. can you help me with that?
@@mateuszrybinski4716For such a severe cut-back definitely wait until late winter, before the tree starts to flower. It will react better when it is still dormant. The species is fully hardy, it should be able to deal with temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius - best Google the species for details on how to best keep it over winter if you cannot keep it outside (but basically the coldest room you have alternatively, like an unheated basement or garage). For the spots on the leaves I would need a pic. In case you use Instagram you can send me a pic there: instagram.com/_thatbonsaiguy_/
Looks so much better, thanks for sharing
Thanks!
one shitty think ... i am music producer and dj ... that high frequency sound at background is verry anoying
Yes I know sadly, switched mics since then 😅
@@ThatBonsaiGuy no problem, I stayed until the end of your video... it was really good. I'm wondering if you could help me with my Judas tree, which is still a seedling that hasn't been pruned into a bonsai. it is about 55 cm long and 1 cm thick at the bottom of the trunk
@@mateuszrybinski4716sure, how can I help you with it?
@@ThatBonsaiGuy I have 4 problems
the first is the fact that I have no idea how to send you a photo of my seedling and it seems necessary to me
secondly, I wonder if I cut the tree down about halfway, whether it will die...
thirdly, breeding takes place on a sunny windowsill. I wonder if the tree will survive the winter at +18 degrees Celsius
Fourth, the tree has brown things on the leaves... I don't really know what it is. can you help me with that?
@@mateuszrybinski4716For such a severe cut-back definitely wait until late winter, before the tree starts to flower. It will react better when it is still dormant. The species is fully hardy, it should be able to deal with temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius - best Google the species for details on how to best keep it over winter if you cannot keep it outside (but basically the coldest room you have alternatively, like an unheated basement or garage). For the spots on the leaves I would need a pic. In case you use Instagram you can send me a pic there: instagram.com/_thatbonsaiguy_/