@@MrRemakes Well, sure. That's part of why I quoted "Most any" for a reason, lol. But that doesn't mean experimenting, and trying new or different techniques isn't possible. Just like any artform it's always worth experimenting with different mediums (plant species) to see what you can accomplish with it. Do I think I can bonsai a Hosta? Well, no, not at all. But it's still fun to prune my Hosta with clip and grow methods to see what I can do with it.
@@MrRemakes If someone with zero experience wants to get into bonsai, I'd recommend giving them something tough like a scheflerra that you can do all sorts of playing with the roots and cutting and it'll bounce right back, indoors, with no problem. It was my first bonsai, I trained the roots to grow over this little boulder, it was quite the process lol
I have a two year old chocolate reaper pepper growing in my room. It’s been really cool to see bark develop on a pepper plant, it’s starting to look like a tree.
@@logana1999 A lot of the bonsai forums, and the subreddit I hang out on have this very strict idea of what bonsai is. "It HAS to be a tree or shrub. Proper bonsai material has this kind of bark texture/leaf size/etc." Where as I feel like most folks who make bonsai related content here on YT have a mentality more akin to "Can you make it look like a small tree? Cool, that's bonsai."
our bonsai grew into a whole tree in the garden. defo not a bonsai anymore or even a small shrub or bush. we dug him out and took him with us when we moved
I had to laugh when he said rosemary was easy to kill. I have a black thumb, but have never been able to kill rosemary. I can kill succulents, but not rosemary. It's immortal.
How do you kill succulents?? My thumb is so black that I could breathe on a plant wrong, and it would die. Herbs especially, I haven’t had a single rosemary plant survive my wrath. But my succulents are alive! They’re visibly suffering, stretched out and mildly shriveled, but they’re alive. Somehow. Does everyone with a black thumb have one particular type of plant they’re destined for or something?
@@axuwu6939 i saw in the comments that it all depends of factors like your environment, weather, room temp etc and how you care for the specifics of the plants.
Nah rosemary is very easy to overwater. People pot it up and then give it a lot of water. The feeder roots die and then the plant wilts. People then say “oh no it’s wilting it needs water!” More water then more roots die. Continues until the plant dies
I killed 4. I gave up. I think 2x was over watering and 1x a windy spot in garden and 1x changing place indoor too often (was looking for the most sun)...rosemary is the only plant I ever killed.
Rosemary is actually really hard to kill. It’s so hard to kill that you can take the sprigs of fresh rosemary from your local grocery store and plant it and it will take root.
I have a rosemary plant outside that is looking like a big bush. You’ve given me a great idea to go take the coated wire I use to tie everything back and go ship it into some kind of design. And if it looks like crap oh well I’ll undo it
Rosemary is such a sturdy plant, I can believe it is that easy to damage when repotting? I've never killed off rosemary - quite the opposite, rosemary seems to grow even under the worst conditions possible.
Rosemary is easy to kill? My landlord has a love hate relationship with the rosemary bush in the garden right now. That sucker gets bushy no matter how often she's at it to keep it at bay 🤣
I had no idea something slow and relaxing like BONSAI could be made to feel so stressful and on the edge of my seat, when talking about transplanting it lmao
As above so below is basically the equivalent of amen for pagans ! It’s just used to close and seal in the intent when doing all kinds of spell work ^^
He just means, "trim the roots (of Bonsai), then trim a commensurate amount of the green tops." The roots can only support top growth of approximately same size.
I have a 4 year old rosemary it's massive. There was one in the neighborhood that was close to 30 years old before it was pulled by the city. It was so big you would never guess it was rosemary
My grandparents had a 6 foot tall rosemary bush in their back yard for years. It kept all the mosquitoes away, which is an AMAZING feat when you live in Florida, right next to a waterway. About a year ago they took it out because it was getting out of control and now they’re overrun and my grandpa doesn’t seem to understand why.
From The Department of Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda: take a few cuttings of any plant that must come out, and root them (rosemary is easy to root; plenty of tutes on UA-cam). You could root several and pot them up for all your family, and if one should fail, a new one can be had from any remaining ones, ad infinitum. 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
Hey man, I got a tip that a lot of people don’t know, but you don’t have to change the soil if you pot it in something with no rotting wood or leaves, if you think about in, the soil we are given is a ground up tree, but in nature, there is a large layer of mulch, but under it is clean soil like sand or loam with nothing rotting in it, only the mulch layer rots, and when mulch rots, near the roots, the roots rot, and the plant doesn’t do good, but if the soil is clean, it can get nutrients from the mulch breaking down into the soil, and where to roots can absorb it without rotting
The reasoning behind this is because trees came from plants that all evolved in similar ways to each other, meaning given enough time and the right environmental pressures, a plant even as physically delicate as basil could eventually become the relative of a future tree. Baobab trees are actually just giant succulents. It’s really cool to think about!
My Rosemarie is surviving my constant demand of his leaves for about a year now and the only thing he gets is a freezing Balkony. Something doesn't add up.
Probably the balcony's proximity to the house means the temperature out there is a bit higher than freezing. That's all you need really, to keep the plant from freezing. Rosemary is a tough plant, I think. Takes a major insult to kill her, such as maybe a deep freeze in middle of summer when she's full of foliage. That's not likely to happen! But even if it did, I bet she'd bounce back soon thereafter.
I have a huge rosemary bush in my front yard, it’s such an amazing herb! I usually dry it out for storing, you can use it for aromatics, decorative stuff, infuse it in oil, put it in homemade butter, and even ground it up to make rosemary powder for cooking, or just use some sprigs of it. It’s a very versatile herb!
"anything can be bonsai" is some good knowledge - the idea to make a native bonsai (Australian) has been bouncing around the back of my head. We have lots of really interesting plants, I wonder how a paperbark would fare
“Really easy to kill” meanwhile my rosemary bonsai scorches in the sun, greets the devil himself, and flips off the water hose and is still somehow, very alive and beautiful, but god forbid i touch it to smell it
This is a great question. Most commenters just tell me I’m cruel, so thanks for engaging in a conversation! In the absence of being able to ask the plant, it’s quite subjective. But here’s where I’m at: Individual plants can’t choose where they grow. The seed lands where it lands. Sometimes you see trees growing in tiny pockets of soil in the mountains, or a crack in rocks. And they stay small, slowly growing. If a plant suffers in such a confined environment, I find it very hard to believe the plant is doomed to an extremely long time in an unpleasant situation, unable to do a single thing about it except die. That’s seriously twisted of nature/universe/god/fate! No, I think that trees simply make the best of the situation. To put it another way, all trees are in captivity because they can’t move, therefore keeping a tree in captivity of a small container is a normal experience for a tree.
@@grobonsai nope In a pot. Been out there for 3-4 years now no repot. I understand bonsai and natural soil cycles tho so I add ash and compost as fertilizer.
Fun fact about rosemary. It's a natural pest deterrent. Flies and mosquitos hate rosemary. So every one back in my old neighborhood had one. It always smelled great.
Fresh well grown Rosemary smells positively divine, I found that out a few years ago doing landscaping. Whenever we pulled rosemary off the truck I couldn't resist taking a few whiffs, doing a rosemary bonsai sounds all kinds of fantastic.
Kind crazy how rosemary grows in huge bushes, but it's being sold in grocery stores by the twig costing multiple dollars. Our rosemary gets trimmed every year and we usually just throw it away because it's so abundant.
I never thought of this before! I haven't done anything with bonsai cause it seemed like a space and time killer when I'm trying to grow as many edible plants as possible but I may need to give this a try, best of both worlds
I had a bonsai once. Took it on a rode trip for a laugh. I quit laughing when i was 800 miles from home and realised I put it on the roof of my car at a truck stop, forgot about it, then drove away.
@@grobonsai On further inspection MedicalNewsToday says "Some studies recommend rosemary oil to encourage hair growth or to slow hair loss. However, more research is necessary to assess its efficacy fully." However Rosemary has anti-fungal properties which some say can control yeast and eradicate the bacteria to reduce and eliminate dandruff. So i guess it does help for hair in general. But don't think it is a miracle cure.
Mmmmmm.... Best smelling bonsai. I love rosemary so much. The fragrance of the plant is so incredible. I really need to get around to repotting my Juniper. It's ready but i haven't a clue what container i want to put it into. I am looking forward to its trunk growing. It's branches are reaching and it's really coming along well but the trunk is still a smol boy. It's about 4 years old so it has lots of time.
For years I have wanted two bonsai trees. I want a cherry blossom and a wisteria. They're my favorite trees. I would love to have many versions of them
I’m trying to make a bonsai mimosa tree. We have them all over our yard and I always find them as little sprigs and uprooted one the other day that I’ve been trimming down for over a year. We’ll see how it goes lol.
We had rosemary planted in cheap soil beside the garage that survived decades with only sporadic Texas rain and long, hot summers. It only died one year we had prolonged frost.
Traveling in Kansas back in the 70s, i came across some naturally bonsai'd hemp plants. They were on the edge of a fenced area where cows grazed. Manure kept the plants well fed, but hooves kept them small. At ground level, the trunks were a solid inch in diameter, and just as woody as the rosemary shown in this video.
hahahah every italian is rolling on the floor laughing, rosemary is growing next to the highways over here. but have to say, that is quite a beautiful little rosemary u grew yourself there :)
You wouldn't know my few potted rosemary bushes are easy to kill, I most have a hardy variety that refuses to die in the harsh environment that it lives in.
"Rosemary is really easy to kill" Me looking at my moms rosemary Bush she moved across the country twice In walmart pots because "it will live through anything" and her still having that plant which she has replanted at least 4 times over 7 years.
I really appreciate the "Most any plant can be bonsai" thought process here on UA-cam.
@@MrRemakes Well, sure. That's part of why I quoted "Most any" for a reason, lol. But that doesn't mean experimenting, and trying new or different techniques isn't possible. Just like any artform it's always worth experimenting with different mediums (plant species) to see what you can accomplish with it. Do I think I can bonsai a Hosta? Well, no, not at all. But it's still fun to prune my Hosta with clip and grow methods to see what I can do with it.
what does it have to do with UA-cam? its true
@@MrRemakes If someone with zero experience wants to get into bonsai, I'd recommend giving them something tough like a scheflerra that you can do all sorts of playing with the roots and cutting and it'll bounce right back, indoors, with no problem. It was my first bonsai, I trained the roots to grow over this little boulder, it was quite the process lol
I have a two year old chocolate reaper pepper growing in my room. It’s been really cool to see bark develop on a pepper plant, it’s starting to look like a tree.
@@logana1999 A lot of the bonsai forums, and the subreddit I hang out on have this very strict idea of what bonsai is. "It HAS to be a tree or shrub. Proper bonsai material has this kind of bark texture/leaf size/etc."
Where as I feel like most folks who make bonsai related content here on YT have a mentality more akin to "Can you make it look like a small tree? Cool, that's bonsai."
our bonsai grew into a whole tree in the garden. defo not a bonsai anymore or even a small shrub or bush. we dug him out and took him with us when we moved
That’s the cool thing!! Bonsai trees are art and you can only keep it a bonsai if you keep it in a smaller container!!
So sweet
Lol
Yeah bonsai are just normal trees that are grown in a small pot and very aggressively pruned
@@danielled8665 some would call it torture lol
After three years of trimming Rosemary branches, it's finally Thyme.
At least that's what I heard...😅😂
It's finally time to give it a better pot
@@sanyaquinones1376sheesh
@@oldkingcrow777 ssshhh
🤣🤣🤣🤣good one
Bonsai should make you happy, it's a joke guys. Everyone, at least smile. We will have baked hens for dinner, if you be nice.
I had to laugh when he said rosemary was easy to kill. I have a black thumb, but have never been able to kill rosemary. I can kill succulents, but not rosemary. It's immortal.
How do you kill succulents?? My thumb is so black that I could breathe on a plant wrong, and it would die. Herbs especially, I haven’t had a single rosemary plant survive my wrath. But my succulents are alive! They’re visibly suffering, stretched out and mildly shriveled, but they’re alive. Somehow. Does everyone with a black thumb have one particular type of plant they’re destined for or something?
@@axuwu6939 i saw in the comments that it all depends of factors like your environment, weather, room temp etc
and how you care for the specifics of the plants.
@@amor797 Rosemary grows like a weed. The less you do to it the better. Just leave it alone and it’ll grow and grow.
Me over here who slightly over watered mine because im use to tropical plants and it died in 3 days-
Nah rosemary is very easy to overwater. People pot it up and then give it a lot of water. The feeder roots die and then the plant wilts. People then say “oh no it’s wilting it needs water!” More water then more roots die. Continues until the plant dies
Easy to kill? The rosemary in my garden is indestructible lol
It's easy to kill once you start repotting
I killed 4. I gave up. I think 2x was over watering and 1x a windy spot in garden and 1x changing place indoor too often (was looking for the most sun)...rosemary is the only plant I ever killed.
@@britvica i live in a meditteranean climate so thats probably why its low manteinance
Ikr I live In a desert and it's one of the best growing plants
It’s so hard to kill that you can plant sprigs of fresh rosemary from the grocery store and get them to take root with little effort.
Rosemary is actually really hard to kill. It’s so hard to kill that you can take the sprigs of fresh rosemary from your local grocery store and plant it and it will take root.
I have a rosemary plant outside that is looking like a big bush. You’ve given me a great idea to go take the coated wire I use to tie everything back and go ship it into some kind of design. And if it looks like crap oh well I’ll undo it
That is the best looking rosemary plant I’ve seen
thanks!
@@grobonsai as above so below... Are you one of those?
Now this is he reason why I haven't quit social media. Quality content.
Thanks for my dose of dopamine today :)
“Rosemary’s really easy to kill.” Tell that to all the southwest properties using them for landscaping.
Rosemary is such a sturdy plant, I can believe it is that easy to damage when repotting? I've never killed off rosemary - quite the opposite, rosemary seems to grow even under the worst conditions possible.
I want one for the rosemary lol I cook with that ish all the time
lol perfect, it's dual purpose :D
Will you ever do this with lavender!! Lavender has a wonderful woody-stalk like rosemary. Is it possible? 🤔
I'll look into it! thanks
The winter is here. Been -15 celcius (5 degrees farenheit) this is a great pointer for us colder climates:)
Rosemary is easy to kill? My landlord has a love hate relationship with the rosemary bush in the garden right now. That sucker gets bushy no matter how often she's at it to keep it at bay 🤣
Me with rosemary plant: (exist in it direction)
My rosemary plant: I'm out, peace 💀
"Rosemary is really easy to kill"
*stabs roots repeatedly
I was looking for this comment !! 😂😂❣❣❣💜❣💜💜💜❣💜🔥💥🔥
Our rosemary thats been pretty neglected in the garden probably since we moved in like 16 years ago looks just like this just much bigger
I had no idea something slow and relaxing like BONSAI could be made to feel so stressful and on the edge of my seat, when talking about transplanting it lmao
How old is your rosemary ? Nice curve too
I think he specifically said in the video 3 years, but who knows if he took an already established plant for that.
“As above, so below” that is very interesting. In what context do you think this phrase would hold its most meaning ? Hit me w it guys 🧸
Occult phrase ...really stuck out.
As above so below is basically the equivalent of amen for pagans ! It’s just used to close and seal in the intent when doing all kinds of spell work ^^
He just means, "trim the roots (of Bonsai), then trim a commensurate amount of the green tops." The roots can only support top growth of approximately same size.
The flesh jacket ...and its soul
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@@zoezzzarko1117 damn took me a min to wrap my head around that but it’s definitely accurate and trippy to think about !
I have a 4 year old rosemary it's massive. There was one in the neighborhood that was close to 30 years old before it was pulled by the city. It was so big you would never guess it was rosemary
As above [ the foliage ] so below [ the roots ] Love it ❤️
Omg finally i found some good bonsai channel
I want to have my collection of Bonsai Herbs ❤️
My grandparents had a 6 foot tall rosemary bush in their back yard for years. It kept all the mosquitoes away, which is an AMAZING feat when you live in Florida, right next to a waterway.
About a year ago they took it out because it was getting out of control and now they’re overrun and my grandpa doesn’t seem to understand why.
From The Department of Woulda-Coulda-Shoulda: take a few cuttings of any plant that must come out, and root them (rosemary is easy to root; plenty of tutes on UA-cam). You could root several and pot them up for all your family, and if one should fail, a new one can be had from any remaining ones, ad infinitum. 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
Hey man, I got a tip that a lot of people don’t know, but you don’t have to change the soil if you pot it in something with no rotting wood or leaves, if you think about in, the soil we are given is a ground up tree, but in nature, there is a large layer of mulch, but under it is clean soil like sand or loam with nothing rotting in it, only the mulch layer rots, and when mulch rots, near the roots, the roots rot, and the plant doesn’t do good, but if the soil is clean, it can get nutrients from the mulch breaking down into the soil, and where to roots can absorb it without rotting
Damn that trunk is so gnarly! Very cool
Love the Hermes quote at the end
WHAAAAAT????!!! For 4 decades I thought Bonsai was ONLY Bonsai and you’re telling me this now??
All my life has been one big lie!❤
everything can be bonsai!!
Bonsai isn't a species
@@colastopczynski2554🤣🤣
The reasoning behind this is because trees came from plants that all evolved in similar ways to each other, meaning given enough time and the right environmental pressures, a plant even as physically delicate as basil could eventually become the relative of a future tree. Baobab trees are actually just giant succulents. It’s really cool to think about!
My Rosemarie is surviving my constant demand of his leaves for about a year now and the only thing he gets is a freezing Balkony.
Something doesn't add up.
Probably the balcony's proximity to the house means the temperature out there is a bit higher than freezing. That's all you need really, to keep the plant from freezing. Rosemary is a tough plant, I think. Takes a major insult to kill her, such as maybe a deep freeze in middle of summer when she's full of foliage. That's not likely to happen! But even if it did, I bet she'd bounce back soon thereafter.
I had no clue it could live this long!
You're the first one I've heard who's come even remotely close to understanding the meaning of "As above, so below".........
That was exactly what I was thinking, I heard in first in the “Lost Symbol”
Bonsai means "Tree in a pot". Woody plants like rosemary fits the definition. Fleshy plants like lettuce...not so much.
"you can make any bonsai from any plant!.."
"No officer this isn't marijuana, it's my bonsai."
Amazing!!!
As above, so below. The time and and effort to grow these magnificent trees is beautiful
How does the as above, so below concept apply here though ?
@@marcuscortez7465 Not unless it is BBQ Rosemary.
Omg that’s BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
I have a huge rosemary bush in my front yard, it’s such an amazing herb! I usually dry it out for storing, you can use it for aromatics, decorative stuff, infuse it in oil, put it in homemade butter, and even ground it up to make rosemary powder for cooking, or just use some sprigs of it. It’s a very versatile herb!
Rosemary is not easy to kill maybe a bonsai is but not Rosemary.
I really want a Japanese garden that's beautiful and medicinal at the same time, these herb bonsai must cost a lot though 🤣
You don't have to buy everything, especially plants... grow it yourself and it's basically free!
That little bit of esoteric knowledge at the end
"anything can be bonsai" is some good knowledge - the idea to make a native bonsai (Australian) has been bouncing around the back of my head. We have lots of really interesting plants, I wonder how a paperbark would fare
“Really easy to kill” meanwhile my rosemary bonsai scorches in the sun, greets the devil himself, and flips off the water hose and is still somehow, very alive and beautiful, but god forbid i touch it to smell it
Hey im curious is it cruel to limit a tree to such a confined space ?
This is a great question. Most commenters just tell me I’m cruel, so thanks for engaging in a conversation!
In the absence of being able to ask the plant, it’s quite subjective. But here’s where I’m at:
Individual plants can’t choose where they grow. The seed lands where it lands. Sometimes you see trees growing in tiny pockets of soil in the mountains, or a crack in rocks. And they stay small, slowly growing. If a plant suffers in such a confined environment, I find it very hard to believe the plant is doomed to an extremely long time in an unpleasant situation, unable to do a single thing about it except die. That’s seriously twisted of nature/universe/god/fate! No, I think that trees simply make the best of the situation.
To put it another way, all trees are in captivity because they can’t move, therefore keeping a tree in captivity of a small container is a normal experience for a tree.
You can easily purchase from this legit source where I ordered mine.
I like practical things. This video is a practical thing
Him treating his plant like a king, while my rosemary hasn’t been watered in months yet it’s still perfectly healthy... I think
Bro my rosemary plant lives outside during some harsh Canadian winters. Idk if it’s easy to kill
In the ground?
It’s one of the hardiest herbs you can plant in your garden. I don’t know how so many people in these comments can’t keep it alive.
@@grobonsai nope In a pot. Been out there for 3-4 years now no repot. I understand bonsai and natural soil cycles tho so I add ash and compost as fertilizer.
Fun fact about rosemary. It's a natural pest deterrent. Flies and mosquitos hate rosemary. So every one back in my old neighborhood had one. It always smelled great.
Fresh well grown Rosemary smells positively divine, I found that out a few years ago doing landscaping. Whenever we pulled rosemary off the truck I couldn't resist taking a few whiffs, doing a rosemary bonsai sounds all kinds of fantastic.
My father grew up a Banyan and a Fig bonsai. Lasted 7 years until they died. It was quite a task to maintain them.
I like your hermetic quote at the end
As above so below is for many things, I’ve recently learned.
They're on Instagram and telegram as
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Kind crazy how rosemary grows in huge bushes, but it's being sold in grocery stores by the twig costing multiple dollars.
Our rosemary gets trimmed every year and we usually just throw it away because it's so abundant.
And I remember wanting Bonsai as a kid…
I assume then that this can be done with Lavendar? *runs off to the nursery*
Really didn't expect a Dante reference in a nice bonsai care video 😂😊
Rosemary is harder to kill than John McClane in all his adventures combined
I never thought of this before! I haven't done anything with bonsai cause it seemed like a space and time killer when I'm trying to grow as many edible plants as possible but I may need to give this a try, best of both worlds
I had a bonsai once. Took it on a rode trip for a laugh. I quit laughing when i was 800 miles from home and realised I put it on the roof of my car at a truck stop, forgot about it, then drove away.
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This its beautiful. I love Rosemary
puting in tons of work: random one- night stand greats you with a feast of a breakfast having one taste in common: rosmarin! :D
The stem look Amazzing!
Rosemary is very hearty and not easy to kill.
They don't tend to last as bonsai, but we're learning and I hope we can see similar heartiness in bonsai rosemary :)
You can cook the rosemary and sprinkle the water in a spray can on your hair. Very beneficial for the scalp, especially for Hair Loss
Is it really or just a tiktok trend?
@@grobonsai On further inspection MedicalNewsToday says "Some studies recommend rosemary oil to encourage hair growth or to slow hair loss. However, more research is necessary to assess its efficacy fully."
However Rosemary has anti-fungal properties which some say can control yeast and eradicate the bacteria to reduce and eliminate dandruff.
So i guess it does help for hair in general. But don't think it is a miracle cure.
You sound like Wayne Goss, threw me for a loop at the start and had to do a double take 😆
I didn’t think I’d hear Rosemary bonsai today
This looks so beautiful and I'd love to have one so badly 🥺🥺🥺
Mmmmmm.... Best smelling bonsai. I love rosemary so much. The fragrance of the plant is so incredible.
I really need to get around to repotting my Juniper. It's ready but i haven't a clue what container i want to put it into. I am looking forward to its trunk growing. It's branches are reaching and it's really coming along well but the trunk is still a smol boy. It's about 4 years old so it has lots of time.
Sounds like a fun project :)
For years I have wanted two bonsai trees. I want a cherry blossom and a wisteria. They're my favorite trees. I would love to have many versions of them
That’s so funny to hear because the rosemary is the only plant I never killed
Love runnIng my hand over the leaves and smelling the rosemary on my hand.
That’s a bloody beauty Mate!
I’m trying to make a bonsai mimosa tree. We have them all over our yard and I always find them as little sprigs and uprooted one the other day that I’ve been trimming down for over a year. We’ll see how it goes lol.
We had rosemary planted in cheap soil beside the garage that survived decades with only sporadic Texas rain and long, hot summers. It only died one year we had prolonged frost.
the rosemary plant my dad had is like a weed, it wont die
Technique was on point
Traveling in Kansas back in the 70s, i came across some naturally bonsai'd hemp plants. They were on the edge of a fenced area where cows grazed. Manure kept the plants well fed, but hooves kept them small. At ground level, the trunks were a solid inch in diameter, and just as woody as the rosemary shown in this video.
This has all the hallmarks of an intro to a very entertaining movie!
Its still crazy that bonsai arnt an actual tree species but like most regular trees you just control how they grown and then bam bonsai tress
My house plants barely grow an inch in 3 years but this guys growing whole mini trees.
hahahah every italian is rolling on the floor laughing, rosemary is growing next to the highways over here. but have to say, that is quite a beautiful little rosemary u grew yourself there :)
They are pretty tough here, if they are in the ground
"They're REALLY easy to kill!"
So true!😂
Now I want a rosemary Bonsai
My rosemary killed itself
Hardest plant to bonsai is rosemary. Beutiful job man
Me, an intellectual: making a cannabis bonsai
bro is def sending some messages with the "as above so below"
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You wouldn't know my few potted rosemary bushes are easy to kill, I most have a hardy variety that refuses to die in the harsh environment that it lives in.
I can assure yall, he aint lying. Ive killed all 3 attempts at keeping a rosemary plant on my porch...
Wow looks beautiful it’s beautiful
While my rosemary is thriving like a monster.
i would live to have a rosemary bondai so much
3 years!!! That’s patience!
Love the work on this shrub but it can't be true they are really easy to kill? I've done aweful things to my many rosemary and never lost one.
Wow dood that's awesome!!
Oh wow that’s beautiful!!! 😮❤
You forgot to tell Rosemary has these gorgeous purple flowers.
"Rosemary is really easy to kill"
Me looking at my moms rosemary Bush she moved across the country twice In walmart pots because "it will live through anything" and her still having that plant which she has replanted at least 4 times over 7 years.
I want to learn bonsai growing. I likely don’t have the patience for it, but want to try.
Relatable! I think low patience is a blessing, but also bonsai - growing plants in general - can help with that