Spekboom Bonsai Made Easy:
No Green Thumb Required!

Let’s be honest… you’ve probably seen those beautiful spekboom/dwarf jade bonsai and thought, “I could never do that.”
Maybe you’ve even tried, but think your spekboom is cursed cause it doesn’t look like everybody else’s.

You’re not alone.
In fact, that’s exactly how every single bonsai enthusiast felt at the beginning of their journey! They thought:

• “I wouldn’t even know where to begin pruning!” (Emphasizes the initial feeling of being overwhelmed)
• “Styling seems so complicated—I’d have no idea how to shape it!” (Highlights the perceived complexity of styling)
• “Bonsai takes so much time—I just don’t have it!” (Addresses the time commitment concern)
• And the classic: “I’m terrified I’ll kill it!” (Uses stronger language to resonate with the fear)

But what if I told you I can help you create a pretty cool bonsai… without all the doubts and fear?

In this book, I’m pulling back the curtain and revealing the EXACT methods I use to transform ordinary spekboom into bonsai.
This isn’t some fluffy, theoretical guide. This is practical, actionable advice you can use TODAY to start growing your own impressive spekboom bonsai.
I’ve included a bunch of hand-drawn illustrations that break down the styling process for 20 different bonsai trees!

And the best part? ALL of the profit will go towards restoring the degraded spekboom thicket!
(Poor spekkies lost roughly 80% of their natural habitat!)

This is a PDF eBook, so you’ll save paper, courier fees and have instant access!
When you buy this guide, you’re not just learning about bonsai—you’re also helping to restore degraded spekboom thicket, which is really important for our environment. We’re doing this to help make a difference, so we’d really appreciate it if you didn’t share the eBook with others.

...To seal the deal!

We want to ensure your bonsai journey is a success.
If you’ve purchased this guide and are still unsure about any aspect of caring for or styling your bonsai, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Send us photos of your tree and a brief explanation of what you’re struggling with, and we’ll be happy to offer guidance free of charge!