SECRET to FORCE Rubber Plant BRANCH Out Without Pruning 

That's a GREAT news and I am so glad to know about your result! Obviously you have done a great job! Again, loved your humor..ha ha...Yoga poses, that's really nice..he he..

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You use this technique if you are creating Bonsai of this plant.

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This is really good information,and so easy to do,thanks

Did you laid it sideways ( horizontaly)or just laid it on the floor (vertical)?

Wow… that’s an amazing tip to follow

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Glad you liked it and thank you so much for your words, much appreciated!

@Rekha Khanal, Glad you liked it and thank you for your words Rekha!

That's so sweet..ha ha..can understand you love towards the plants 😊😊 We all feel the same..Glad you found the tips useful and thank you very much for watching 😊

You are most welcome and very glad to know, it worked for you! Thank you very much for sharing your experience!

Lol!

You can count the leaves before and after . 2 different.

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Are you still making videos?

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You are most welcome and I am so glad to know about your result, GREAT job indeed! One more thing - I believe you have noticed there was no music in the video..ha ha..did that just for you! Not all time it's possible as lots of constructions works going around here and busy roads nearby..but, whenever possible, I would do it!

Aww, THANK YOU! !! :)

You are most welcome and thank you so much for your feedback, appreciated!

Any basic disruption in hormone flow.

Auxin

Auxin induces shoot apical dominance. The axillary buds are inhibited by auxin, as a high concentration of auxin directly stimulates ethylene synthesis in lateral buds, causing inhibition of their growth and potentiation of apical dominance. When the apex of the plant is removed, the inhibitory effect is removed and the growth of lateral buds is enhanced. Auxin is sent to the part of the plant facing the light, and this promotes growth towards that direction.

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Sorry for the late reply n glad to here it did work for you!

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You're welcome and thank you for watching!

Sure, I would do very soon..thank you :-)

Wish you all the best and sorry for the late reply!

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You are most welcome and thank you very much for your feedback!

Glad you liked it and thank you So much for your words! Wish, I could've uploaded much earlier..:-(

@@GardeningUpbeat You seem VERY busy, so no problem! How nice to connect across the world❤!

@Kellycasper Hanson, Thinking why you thought that way..perhaps, my reply was not the right one :-( Sorry if you felt bad as I didn't present any .......for your plant. But, obviously felt bad and so I wrote - "Wish, I could've uploaded much earlier.." Anyway, happy growing more plants and totally agree with your words..Internet is a great thing :-)

My pleasure 😊

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Glad you liked it and thank you for watching :-)

Glad you liked it and thank you So much for your words, much appreciated!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you so much for your inputs 😀

Agree

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This is true! I left my rubber leaf on my balcony by mistake but I do not regret it. It started to produce buds in 3 areas

@@romeezydabreeze Hmmmm ? On your balcony ? Maybe I'll try that . Thanks

Can confirm, I live in a area where we get cold winters, but this summer, I put my rubber fig outside. After letting it adjust to direct sunlight, It started to bud EVERYWHERE on the trunk! I have like 4 new branches now and it produced beautiful big leaves. I can recommend everyone to put their houseplants outside if possible. Houseplants? More like "winter houseplants".

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Thank you and wish you all the best!

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Most welcome and thank you so much for doing that, really appreciated 😊

Glad you liked it and thank you very much for your feedback! Yeah, if it has a single stem, it is better to follow this. But, we can get good result by pruning too..I did same for one of my plant (having single stem) and result was quite satisfactory. Have a video in case you are interested in watching - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B3X_e6DbTq8.html

Thank you SOOOO much and I am being honored! Happy Gardening 😊

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So glad to hear and thank you so much for sharing your experience, AWESOME!

Yeah, that also works and thank you very much for sharing your experience here, appreciated! Have a you tried the same method (in reverse way) to control the height of the plant? In some plants, we can do that. But haven't tried on Rubber plant yet. Please let me know your experience if you have done.

Notching has never ever worked for me. Ive tried it on three different plants, multiple times, all now 6 feet tall. Nothing! Not even a single bud. The plants are all super healthy though. Gonna try this method starting today.

Glad you liked it and thank you so much for your words! I have shown the Timing on the screen (Top-Left corner) like After 35 days..n so on...

That's great to hear that you also tried and it's growing well..All the best with your Bonsai!

Good question, I was thinking the same. Hope you get a reply.

@Debbie Fox, You are 100% correct 😊 Mostly used in Bonsai..and even on Adenium too to force them to produce more branches. Twisting is not necessary..or else the stem might break. Actually, kept the growing point facing west (as there is a wall just behind the plant) This way, it had to produce new growth which can get more light from east side. But anyway, doing exactly same like me is not necessary (like, keeping behind a wall and facing to west). All plants would produce new growth because of their natural growing habit. If I cut the rope, it would correct itself in coming days. For that, I would just need to make sure that it's getting light from all side. If it's not possible, we can just adjust the location of the plant based on the direction of the light. All plants always bend in case there is a wall behind it and light is coming from other side. I hope, I have answered your question..if somehow I got it wrong, please let me know. Thank you!

no as this same effect can be had by simply laying the plant on its side