Thank you so much for very kind words 😍😃

Thank you so much for such as nice comments 😍😃

Hi, it is very easy plant to make propagation. But just make sure when you make cutting choose the new branch. Old branch cannt make it. I have tried with old branches before and they all die.

@@sharanyein3466 Good to know! I've recently started trimming my plant to help it find it's shape. I was going to just throw away the branches but then found your video. So far I'm propagating the ends of 2 branches. The branches were older but hopefully it being the tips will mean it will propagate better? So far the leaves are still really green so it might be working! Thanks again for the info!

Hi, you should definitely do it😀, they are super easy to propagate and easy to care 😊

My new cutting propagation is growing like weed now 😂😀They are super easy plant to make propagation 😊

Thank you so much for nice words 😃😍

Yes, it is time to prune them soon😀 spring is coming 🌞

Thank you 😀😍 i am never get enough with ficus bonsai because they look so cool and easy care 😀

Thank you 😃😍

It was already a thick and nice trunk when I bought it 😅😃

@@sharanyein3466 He ment from cuttings when you propaget them as a new plant.

It depends on the plant you have, most ficus bonsai you can find are 2 different plants, the first is the one that makes that trunk, then it gets everything cut down and grafted with a different species of ficus with smaller leaves (the one with big trunk has big leaves too), so if you want a plant with such trunk you should hope in a branch coming from the bottom of the tree instead of the upper part If you still want to use cuttings from the upper part the easiest way to make a larger trunk should be by letting the main branches growing into sacrificial branches that you will cut once the tree has a sufficient trunk thickness

Hi Jennifer. I am using sphagnum moss, sand and normal potting soil for my plant now. They do really well. For extra moisture i also like to use gravel tray 😀 hope it is helpful 😀

@@sharanyein3466 Thank you! It absolutely is =)

your are welcome :)

They love sun and moist soil. It is a shame that we live in cool country, so that all the plant have to be inside all them time 😌

Thank you so much for very kind words 😀. I bought this plant 3 years ago😁 When i bought it is already a big plant😄

@@sharanyein3466 oh ok thanks

Great to hear that 😀 just feel the soil and adjust watering, then they should be fine 😀😀

Yeah same. It's a classically flawed way to measure watering "in the summer every single day.." "once or twice" etc. because of so many external factors. I put my finger in the soil and only water my ficus ginseng when it's completely dry without any soil coolness to prevent any chance of overwatering. This averages every 1-2 weeks for me depending on time of year.

your welcome :)

Hi Mei Fong, that pot come together with plant. I believe it is just a normal pot. It is not traditional bonsai flat pot 😀 good luck with your bonsai 😃

@@sharanyein3466 thank you so much! 💙 do you think they’ll be okay in regular pots or should they be put in a traditional bonsai pot?

They are just doing fine in normal pot. I have 3 bonsai at home and all of them are with normal plastic pot😀

@@sharanyein3466 that’s great to know! Thank you so much!!!💙💙💙

Hei, I keep right next to the Window and they do perfectly fine 🙂👌 they like a lot of sun 🌞☀

Hi, I suggest to move them into the soil. Then they will grow faster 😀😍

Thank you 😄😀

Hi, Thank you for very kind words 😀, to be honest they were already a big root when i bought it 😅This is the music i used for this video Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox soundcloud.com/dayfox

Hi, that is the one of the plant I alway like to propagate and actually I have tried last year. I made many cutting, bit unfortunately non of them was alive. They are kind of stubborn plant to propagate by cutting 😒

Hi, it happen sometimes here too. I noticed when the soil are very dry that happen. I use paddle tray and add water in it. I found it help 😀

@@sharanyein3466 Thanks for the reply! I water daily but maybe not enough or too much then. I'll experiment a bit :)

@@Foppo12 maybe 🤔, but ficus bonsai are one of the most easiest plant 😀 it will never go wrong as long as you water them regularly 😀

@@sharanyein3466 Yeah, my plant is growing super well! I named him Leo😁 do your plants have names?

@@Foppo12 no, I don't have name for it, may be that is good idea to name them 😀 cool

You’re awesome (and beautiful!) thank you for this good info! It’s the best I’ve found yet!! Question, have you tried to “notch it” to promote new branch growth in the big tree??

Yes, you have to keep them moist. I water them once in 8 to 10 days, but keep in mind that nursery plant don't like alot of water 😀 good luck

Thank you 😃😀

@@andycolwill784 your mother

i have experienced exactly to one of my ficus bonsai, that was in winter. Suddendly all the leaves were falled, but thanks God :) they are growing back now. During those days all i did was keep the soil moist and keep the plant next to the window. Maybe 36 to 38 degree heat is too much for them. Ficus bonsai like the enviornment with around 25 degree celsius. Good luck :)

@@sharanyein3466 thanks ❤️❤️

It helps to grow root faster and stronger. Or else all the leaf will take most of the energy, which is we don't necessarily need in the beginning😀. They will grow planty of leaf after a while 😃

They love water, soil must be moist all the time ❤️

It happen sometimes. I have experience some thing a few months ago and during that time all I did was keep the soil moist all the time. They will grow new leaf again in a short time 😀 don't worry 😉

@@sharanyein3466 Thank you so much 🤗

Thank you 😀

It saves the tree energy. Instead of sending nutrients to the leaf, it will send it to give roots instead.

@@Leilexa Thank you!

Yes Greta, they werent thrive enough. It is much more nicer with alot of leaves. I am working on it 😃😍

Yes, it is 😁😀