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Chemical tree stump removal.
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Previously:
1933 Dow low-stump chainsaw - photo
Burning a tree stump - GIF
Living stump - GIF
Pulling a stump into a pickup truck bed - GIF
Removing tree stump with heavy equipment attachments - GIF
I wonder what the actual chemical is. It looks like rock salt. Also, what is the true time lapse
Clearly it was a different stump pulled from the ground. I think this is epsom salt, and needs reapplication, this was not in a year time, but much more.
A widely sold stump remover is potassium nitrate.
Thin stump, so the salts that he put in comprise a large percent of the volume. If you have the months or year to spare, this method beats digging around the stump, wire brushing it, and then chainsawing it with an old chain.