Thank you so so much Nigel for being you. Your channel really has been the best part of my day for the past maybe 3-4 years. With zero pressure please know that there is at least one person in this world that enjoys the effort that you put forth. Thank you for being you!

Aww Nigel you beat me to it. I also done my jade plant today. I hope my videos can be as inspirational as yours are one day. Thank you for the inspiration 🙂

Nice! i also have 4 jade bonsai trees. The oldest has about 33 years...

That beginning camera work must have been quite a bit of work. Very epic 👏👏. Love the Jades🥰

i can appreciate this new touch of artistry

Beautiful, evocative video Nigel, your becoming quite the film editor. Loved the jade pruning lesson up until 8:30....I couldn't believe you did that! Why am I not able to be that courageous.... visionary - I usually mince around making my little cuts ✂️ but you're like a master painter making savage, slashing strokes! I will try to be more Nigel-like this year. Ps. Socotra Island..... 🏝

I always look forward to wacthing you do work on all of your jade tree's and your pine trees

under-rated but an excellent bonsai teaching tree, especially if limited to indoor species. I think that is the first time ive seen you (that ive noticed) keep a lower branch ;-) but definitely not the first big cut! Always keep us on our toes as viewers. thank you Nigel🙏🏾

That cutting might make a nice mini bonsai. Pruning will bring out some nice spring growth.

Great intro 👍

Ah the Winnard Jade - i do love jades but to see you working on this one makes me really happy!!

Great intro! Like your big cut to reduce height. I appreciate that you show pictures from your last video regarding this plant. Helps a lot to see the development! 👍

Just missed the premier. Excited to watch!

I would love to show you my jade! I braided 3 together. I also bonsai 'd a few elephant jades which are so much fun to play with.

big cut! ☀️🤩☀️nicely done. first time ive noticed you keep a lower branch ;-) definitely not the first big cut!

Cool intro! 🌕

It grew so much since last pruning I'd think you live in the tropics!

I like the cut on the trunk which also produced another tree!

Wow! That’s gonna be interesting to watch. Don’t know if I have the nerve for such an operation. Thanks for the response to my email this week about my jade, and it’s ugly stumped root. Maybe that trees future will look similar to this……. Yikes

I love the dramatic intro!! Matches the dramatic pruning of your jade! 😮😀

With the early night photos I expected a shot of Venus and Jupiter in the night sky since they are very bright right now.

Oh ya! I need to trim and repot mine! All the cutting are doing well! So much colour. Hopefully all my jades can become as nice as your and Connor's jades...🤞

Watching this, I’ve been more bold when pruning my jade plants even though I still cringe at times.

Loved that opening Nigel, is amazing how a little background music adds drama to a scene lol. It sounded like there was a drone race in the greenhouse every time the sun was shining bright 🚁.

Spring is on its way. It's now unlikely there will be anymore snow where I am. It'll warm up for you too in the coming months

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Not long ago you showed some pictures of bonsai with unnaturally wide old trunks. Maybe you were commenting something about wiring. On this one I see that a very wide low trunk (a real "monster") might be interesting. At first look I didn't see many Jade bonsais of that kind in Google. There is no absolute right in questions of style issues, like I'm sure you have said many times too. So, maybe a low bulky look for this one? I was sooo happy that you left the lowest little shoot untouched. Those little leaves are so cute and the shoot is so "deliciously" green. I'm glad that Jades grow fast. We get to see development soon.

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As long s the soil is dry enough, they can take freezing temps if it doesn't freeze too hard.

Hi Nigel. Awesome video as always! You mention that you kept this tree in your basement in winter. Do you have plenty of light in your basement, or can some species thrive even without light in the colder months? I'm asking because I have limited space indoors that receives enough light, but I'd like to get a few more trees that can go outside during the warmer months. Being able to put them into the basement during winter would be quite handy. It only goes down to about 15 C down there, but I only have a tiny north facing window.

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Hey I need some help with the bonsai supply soil I have like 6 different kinds of soil that I have been trying to Learn and I use a moisture tester for most of my Bon's eyes but I can't with their soil. How often do you water yours with the bonsai supply soil