BONSAI NEW EASY METHOD # 111-TAMARIND TREE TRIM

[GummyTumor]

Wow! I didn't know you could do that with a tamarind. I've been snacking on tamarind pods and wondered if I could grow the seeds. So I go over to youtube and find you making a friggin' bonsai out of one. It's beautiful! I'm gonna attempt to grow some seeds, but, you know, just the regular way.

[Fernan1048]

tamarind so abundant here in philippines we call it Sampalok

[Felix0du0chat]

This looks a lot like a tree I have that I was told was a Brazilian Rainforest tree, are you familiar with it, and if so are they related or is this just another name for same tree/

Thx



[EmoBipolarChick]

Hi. I love mimosas as well. But I have a question. I live in GA and was wondering if your method with the spagma moss would work here either outdoors or indoors. Also, when pruning a mimosa, how do you trim it back with so many leaves? Do you just cut that sprout off or cut about halfway and leave some of the leaves?

[translucent82]

Hi Jerry

Your Tamarind tree is looking better every day I see, I've found some Tamarind seeds the other day and I've given it ago and, yes, its a waiting game now (this is really testing my patient out, fingers cross).

The tree look better now without the rough edges (well i like it), good job.

[bhellige47]

fantastic! love the triple trunk and i hope the canopy develops as beautifully as the plant itself.

[sunnybird1277]

Looks very healthy.

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I'm waiting for you to do a LARGE BONSAI.

You know, one with a Large Pot.

Something like...

22'' WIDE, X 36'' LONG, X 5'' DEEP.

You can make the pot out of cement, instead of paying the big bucks for the clay ones.

[maximilia1]

Hi, looks really good!

Btw when is the best season to cut your bonsai:  Spring, Winter, Summer or Fall?

[psychodelicdragon]

really looking good!!!