Turning a Patio Plant (Camellia Sasanqua) into a Bonsai Tree - Can it be Done?  

Thanks Alex! Well, whenever a plant comes my way, I can't say no! 100 subs already, I can't believe it!

They sure are, I'll be doing an update video very soon

Thanks Pamela. Sure will, just hope it survives the repot.

Thanks Kennet

Thanks Dan. Hopefully it does recover and becomes a nice tree! A timelapse for the coco mix, now that's an idea! Yeah, I couldn't help myself, had to take a few extra cuttings! 100 subs, it's amazing! You're not far away from this target either! Keep growing!

No worries Xav, thanks for commenting. Yes, Sycamore aren't the most popular tree to bonsai, but as they grow so readily round here, why not try something different with them. Absolutely, long live Hooky Street!

Thanks Jason for the tip. I have a larger Sycamore that I am training as a bonsai which I will use this on.

Hi Paul and thanks for commenting. Yes, I filmed this shortly after Jerry's passing and as a fan I have always felt that his well known phrase "Look after yourself and each other" is a very important thing to remember. So, where abouts in the US are you from? Cheers and thanks

@@NotAnotherBonsaiChannel I was surprised when I went to London a few years ago and saw Jerry Springer on television there. I didn't know he had a following in the UK. The things you discover when you venture from your homeland. I am originally from Louisiana. I've been living in Houston Texas for about 30 years. The summer heat has kicked in today like someone opened a working oven door. I am also a plant fanatic too. I am constantly moving around potted plants to prevent them from getting scorched from the summer sun here. Cheers to you.

Hi Paul, It is quite surprising, we do have a lot of US TV shows over here and back during the 90's Jerry was quite a star. I think for a short time he did a British version of his show too. Sounds like quite a challenge with your plants and the intense heat. I've never been there myself, but it seems like Texas can't be an easy place to grow plants what with the intense summer heat. I would imagine succulents and possibly ficus would fair well. Over here in Sussex on the south coast, the summers are hot, (but not Texas hot) and the wind can be a problem. Best of luck with you future projects. Cheers

Thanks Kennet, it has grown in a lot since filming this and I was planning on using this for my Halloween Challenge tree.

Nice to meet you. Welcome aboard! 😃

Thanks Matt. Maybe that was the case with this one, but for a strange reason the other two always flowerd just fine.

You aren't wrong about this, however I prefer Coco peat as it's inert and you can control the acidity levels with fertiliser