My Aloe arborescens plant needs a trim after 2 years of growth. Trimming Aloe arborescens is easy, since the plant takes pruning very well, and it's also a good way to promote branching. The basic principles of how to prune Aloe arborescens can be applied essentially any type of aloe plant.

We go through the trimming process and discuss potential issues with branch dieback as well as my approach for lower trunk thickening as an initial step in the attempt to make an Aloe Bonsai. We also have a look at how Aloe arborescens grows in nature. The pictures that are used in this video are linked below.


1.Crop of a photo by vagabondreports on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
2.Crop of a poto by Igmar Grewar on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
3.Crop of a photo by Sharon Louw on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
4.Crop of a photo by Alex Lansdowne on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
5.Crop of a photo by Marco Schmidt on INaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
6.Crop of a photo by Matthew Fainman omn iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
7.Crop of a photo by Nick Leggatt on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]
8.Crop of photo by David Renoult on iNaturalist, licensed under CC, [ Ссылка ]

All videos on my Aloe arborescens bonsai candidate will be found in the dedicated playlist: [ Ссылка ]

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