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Saplings by Yu Huihang - DVDSaplings is a collection of ideas from Yu Huihang, a magician from Singapore. The coin magic effects you'll find here are classical coin magic plots, BUT, with a slight twist to them that will be sure to leave your audience in awe. Saplings contains 7 powerful coin tricks that are designed to exceed your audience's expectations. It takes what the audience expects one step further to throw them off their feet! What's more, you require NO GIMMICKS! This
Saplings is a collection of ideas from Yu Huihang, a magician from Singapore. The coin magic effects you'll find here are classical coin magic plots, BUT, with a slight twist to them that will be sure to leave your audience in awe.Saplings contains 7 powerful coin tricks that are designed to exceed your audience's expectations. It takes what the audience expects one step further to throw them off their feet! What's more, you require NO GIMMICKS! This eliminates the need to shop for extra pieces and leaves all the coins examinable at the end of the routine!
The tricks are taught in great detail and include over-the-shoulder views to help facilitate learning. We've also included some tips and subtleties to help you raise these effects to their maximum potential.
Tricks:
Invisible Hangers: The classic Invisible Hangers plot, but the 4 coins are displayed on your palm instead of your fingertips, giving a more natural and fairer look to the routine.
Wild Coins: A standard Wild Coin routine, but instead of only having one coin that changes and stays in view one at a time, all 3 coins change into Chinese coins and stay in full view of the audience!
Wild 3 Fly: At the end of a 3 Fly routine, all 3 coins change into Chinese coins, as you repeat the 3 Fly routine one more time.
Matrix: A variation on the standard Matrix routine with a different backfire.
Instant Matrix: A variation to the Quick Matrix routine that plays with the audience's expectations.
One Card Matrix: A Matrix routine that uses only one card with no extras.
Coins to Cards: A variation on the production sequence of Mr. Takumi Takahashi's Cards to Coins. All 4 coins are seen to visually change back into cards as they are dealt down onto the table one by one.
Thoughts from Professional Magicians:
"These tricks and techniques have a lot of potential. Recommended to learn!"
- Shoot Ogawa
"Wow, I gotta relearn Cards To Coins now."
- Takumi Takahashi
"His ideas always make my head explode! It is a shame that you don't know him!!"
- Ryu-ka
"Nice coin magic. Clear and visual effects. I like it."
- Ryan Hayashi
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★★★★★ 5
Great quality, hummingbird nectar all in one bottle!
Size: 64 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Style: 64 oz Ready To Use, Size: 64 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Style: 64 oz Ready To Use
I was so excited to get this hummingbird nectar because you don’t have to add anything to it at all. When I was reading the ingredients, it does have a preservative so that’s good as well. It won’t go bad on the birds. I love it. I saw my birds coming and going to this feeder all day. I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Birds seem to love it!
Size: 16 Fl Oz (Pack of 2), Style: 16 Fl Oz Concentrate (Pack of 2)
I grew up using homemade hummingbird food dyed a bright red color with koolaid or food dye. But for the first time in my adult life, I'm somewhere that has a lot of hummingbirds and I wanted to provide them with the best juice possible.
I decided on this juice because I like that it has hummingbird friendly electrolytes and is in a concentrate so I can make my own preferred dilution. I am in a very hot desert climate so I've been doing a 1-3/3.5 ratio to help keep them extra hydrated and the hummingbirds and bees are loving it. We have four feeders. Two closer to the ground and two on our second floor balcony. The birds and bees have been visiting all four regularly and our cats are loving the show. I swear my youngest cat gets most excited about the bees.
I know the bees are seen as problematic for most but the birds don't seem to mind them sharing a few feeding holes and we don't mind feeding the bees too. The bees are probably more important for our ecosystem than the birds anyway.
I took away one star because the seals on the bottles aren't very strong and both had leaked during transit, one was very messy and crusted with dried sugar. Since these are technically supposed to be refrigerated after opening I probably should have returned them but upon reading the ingredients, I don't see a reason that they would have gone bad without showing obvious signs of spoilage. It's basically gatorade for birds. I even took a sip to see if I died. I was fine so figured it's fine for the birds too. If the next order is also leaking I'll consider going elsewhere but for now we have happy birds, bees and cats.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2025
★★★★★ 5
They keep coming back for more ..........
Size: 64 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Style: 64 oz Ready To Use
I've only been using this food for two weeks, but the hummingbirds love it so far. From what I've read, they are attracted to the color of the feeder more so than the smell of the nectar / food itself.
With the amount of work that hummingbirds have to go through just to find enough food to survive, I figure it is worth the extra cost of this food compared to making plain sugar water that does not have the added minerals and electrolytes that this feed has to mimic real nectar.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great product
Size: 64 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Style: 64 oz Ready To Use
I bought this same product last year for my hummingbirds and it brings them into the feeder. So, as of today I have already seen a steady increase in the hummingbirds. 💕
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Quickly accepted by our local hummingbirds.
Size: 64 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Style: 64 oz Ready To Use
I used this in a red hanging hummingbird feeder on a second-floor shaded balcony. The feeder had only been up a short time, and the nectar was accepted quickly. I observed hummingbirds visiting, perching, and drinking from the active lower tiers, so the product clearly did not discourage feeding.
What I like most is the convenience. It is ready to pour, clear, and does not require mixing sugar and water. I also appreciate that it is not dyed red. The feeder itself provides enough red visual attraction, so colored liquid is not necessary. For a small balcony feeder, I only needed to fill the reservoirs about halfway, which helped keep the nectar fresh and reduced waste.
A few practical notes: I still treat this like any hummingbird nectar and replace it regularly rather than letting it sit for many days. Even in shaded, mild weather, I would rather keep the feeder clean and fresh. The bottle should also be stored properly after opening.
Overall, this is a good option if you want a simple ready-to-use nectar without mixing your own. Homemade sugar water is cheaper, but this is convenient, clean-looking, and in my case the hummingbirds used it. I would recommend it for someone who wants an easy pour-and-fill option, especially for a smaller feeder or balcony setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2026