Chopsticking 101 with Bonsai Charlie
Alot of people ask us what the free chopstick is for thats included with every soil order from BonsaiJack.com, so we decided to make a video to explain its many uses!
What is that chopstick for included in every soil order from BonsaiJack.com?
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Excellent video! More on drainage layer soil and top dressing for succulents please.
Thanks you for the reply and feedback. We hope to have more videos soon. Drainage layer material is not required but it can save you some money. Please check out the FAQ section for more information. Top dressing is also optional. I personally will not use in on our plants. Its a great way to dress a pot up though to help match the decor.
Have a great week
Jack
It was very hard to see what you were doing in the video…the camera was aimed too high.
Hello Ellen. Thanks for the message. We have several videos available. Please visit YouTube.com/BonsaiJack for more
Have a great week
Great soil.love gardening and house plants.Have my 1st bonsi.do I put it in direct sunlight or leave it in room light.Thank you
Thanks for the email Peter. It depends on the plant and zone. Some prefer shade and others need full sunlight. My suggestion would be to visit your local bonsai nursery and attend a beginners class. These are usually about a hundred bucks. Classes are important to outline of guidelines you could be following for the rest of your life. You can find a nursery using the nursery locator tool on the bottom of the page.
Have a great weekend
Thanks
Jack
The camera was focused way too high. It would have been better if it was much lower. Also, it would have been nice if you did not fast forward while he was filling the pot. Thank you
Thank you for the feedback. I agree that was a rough video. It’s also outdated. Please visit our YouTube channel located here for a more current video. https://www.youtube.com/bonsaijack
Hi what’s the material of the chopstick? Is it coated? ie can I use it for cooking in boiling water and then put it in the dishwasher afterwards? 🙂 Because if it’s plastic inside or coated with non-food safe material then I’ll just stick to using it for plants.
Thanks for the message. These are food grade stainless steel.
Have a great weekend. Please call or email if you have questions or concerns.