Pressing git info / subtree structure for deleted and cloned copies

I looked at the git subtree for a project where there would be several developers in it, several repositories in action. I used sourcetree and I was able to add subtrees to my working copy from other repositories and was able to push these changes to the remote copy. Everything works fine for my part, I can see the subtree specified in sourcetree, selectively click updates on subtrees, receive updates from it, etc.

The main problem is that another developer checks the main working copy on the remote computer with all the subtree falsified as directories that cannot see the subtree information anywhere. I mean, sourcetree does not display the subtree that was added to my system, and the whole project is shown as one huge repository, and not as one repository with several subtrees. Where did the subtree information come from?

Is git only subtrees locally or am I not seeing something big in git subtrees?

I also tried adding a subtree with a terminal instead of sourcetree, but even then I could not see the subtree information anywhere.

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