Let’s make a branch curve for our Ficus Altissima (Yellow Gem)

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  • Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
  • I would like to offer another way to enjoy your life with indoor plants by making a stem curved as “BONSAI”. Stems of Ficus Altissima can be easily bended since the benches are relatively elastic as Rubber trees, and this would be a special favourite plant to decorate your room.
    Do you know how indoor plants are managed by professionals? Here we can go through the ways of maintaining house plants guided by the expert working at a production site from Japan: watering, cutting, reporting, propagation, and an arrangement as BONSAI. You who would be a beginner for houseplants can also enjoy many types of houseplants.
    Hopefully you will enjoy the series of the videos. Please do not forget to like it and subscribe if you have not done yet. Many thanks and have a fun!
    Disclaimer: This channel is translated from Japanese into English with some modification of the contents upon agreement with the original author Zen of the video in Japan.
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  • @hannahg8666
    @hannahg8666 Рік тому +75

    Found this video through benjiplant. Now I really want to try curving my own ficus this way! Thank you 🌱

  • @julietteorwhateva2163
    @julietteorwhateva2163 Рік тому +14

    Found you through Benjiplants 😊

    • @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297
      @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297  Рік тому +2

      Thanks for coming and hopefully you enjoy our video. I am happy that benjiplants introduced us to all of you.

  • @joeiznang
    @joeiznang Рік тому +9

    Hello from England! Benji sent me here and I am so grateful to you both. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work 💓

  • @luminafilm306
    @luminafilm306 Рік тому +8

    Hello. Benji sent us 👋🏻

  • @CeCee-no8bg
    @CeCee-no8bg Рік тому +8

    Here because of benjiplant. Subscribed.☺

  • @Lim_
    @Lim_ 2 місяці тому

    Neat content mate!

  • @karenmyers9146
    @karenmyers9146 Рік тому +3

    Also found this channel through Bengiplants. Enjoyed the first episode and am now a subscriber

  • @alexbusch__
    @alexbusch__ Рік тому +7

    Really interesting, looking forward giving my ficus some individualization with this technique.

    • @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297
      @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297  Рік тому

      Definitely! You will be able to make the only one Ficus in the world. Thanks for your encouraging comment.

  • @tittania87
    @tittania87 Рік тому +5

    Great tutorial

  • @ApatheticBlogger
    @ApatheticBlogger Рік тому +2

    Found you through Benjiplant and subscribed! I can't wait to try this technique. Thanks so much and cheers from canada

  • @maatirah6530
    @maatirah6530 Рік тому +3

    Found you through benjiplant. Thank you for this bit of plant art. I will try this with my dracaenea

    • @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297
      @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297  Рік тому +3

      Thanks. Please be careful for applying this method to Dracaenea since it is firm and not elastic.

    • @maatirah6530
      @maatirah6530 Рік тому +2

      @@japaneseplantmeisterzen8297 I needed that advice. Thank you. It is quite firm

  • @MsBhawnani
    @MsBhawnani Рік тому +5

    Thank s to BenjiPlant. To connect me with you u

    • @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297
      @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297  Рік тому +1

      I am also very happy to connect you and everybody who visit my channel here. Thanks goes to benjiplant.

  • @jinseuls
    @jinseuls 2 місяці тому

    hello! found you through benjiplants and I love the bending practice youre doing! do you think i can do this to my ficus audrey?

  • @_sabsab_
    @_sabsab_ Рік тому +1

    so tempted to bend my ficus now but it's kind of short, maybe when it's taller :D i love the bendy look

    • @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297
      @japaneseplantmeisterzen8297  Рік тому +2

      Thanks. Please try the bending exercise when your ficus gets taller. It would be only the one in the world!

  • @emissalty
    @emissalty Рік тому +2

    I wonder if you could do this with more plants. I'd like to do this with a dracaena but I'm not sure if it'll work. Does anyone have experience with it?