I have a 5 inch Jaboticaba bonsai . I want to keep it at 5 inches in height . Do you think it will ever fruit at that height? Or does it have to be taller to fruit?

I miss this lady. Hope she gives us an update on what's happening in her life. With or without Bonsai.

It turned to be a wind sweped.

Thanks for explanation. Can the same be one with Taxus Bacata ?

Im still trying to get my dawn redwood seeds to germinate :/ ... Notes made for future reference! Any advice on over wintering the trees? Watering in winter? Ect...

Hope you are doing well...Really miss your channel and its valuable content...Be well and hope you have a happy holiday and prosperous New Year in 2025...Sequim, Wa...

Thank you,that Information is needed urgently,because I killed some of my Dawns and didnt know why...😢😢😢 Now its clear what was the reason😊😊😊

I have a Burl that is now growing saplings about 4-8 inches. What would be the best corse of action next? Also what would you recommend to do with this? Could I clip at the Burl and propagate each sprout individually?

Does this mean no more Bonsai videos?!? Follow your dreams...Thanks for sharing...

250ft is the size of a Giant Redwood, Dawn Redwoods max out at about 160ft. Regardless it was a great video with lots of great tips.

Wow...Great explanation...This is one of reasons I have been watching all our videos...Such great information...Thanks for sharing...

Amazing pairing Candice...Its a perfect match, just shows that patience is a virtue...Thanks for sharing your first year anniversary...How about a used Cuisinart, allows for larger batches and easy to control using the "pulse" mode...I got mine for $10 off of Craigslist and use it for justice this purpose...

Jay is so a generous sole...You are going to love these tools...The crabapple looks greats...Looking forward to your Air-layering it in the Spring...Thanks for sharing...Sequim, WA...

looks amazing...I have had luck ordering Bougainvillea online...Zero for 6 to be accurate...Please forward this vendor's information if would please...Thanks for sharing...

Sorry, this comment is about the Shimpaku Juniper...WOW...I really like the way it is a little tall and so open...very nice shari work...I could spend an afternoon just sitting and looking at it from all directions...Nice work...Thanks for sharing...

I am so jealous...There are no Red Pines indigenous to Washington state and yours a Yamadori to boot...What I wouldn't give for crack at one...Hmmm, Wisconsin is only 1957 miles from Sequim, WA...You lucky, lucky girl and a secondary flush also...Well done...Eager to see how this R.P. progresses...Your channel is great and thanks for sharing...

Really cool idea, very innovative...Looking forward to see how it turns out...Thanks for sharing...

Yew have amazing vision Candice...Very enjoyable to watch you create this project...Thanks for sharing...

I often come across nursery stock with this kind of base and shy away from it but after this video I'm going to give one a try...Excellent narration of your decision process which is very helpful...Thanks for sharing...

Thanks Candice...Some very helpful tips...I. have been wing for a while and struggled with the initial wire/tree entry point...I can see how using a 45 degree angle will solve that(duh)...So obvious but makes perfect sense now...Thanks for your knowledge and all you do...Sequim, WA...

Excellent video Tom, really generous of your to share this information...Really great information for individuals wanting to start and indoor system...My system is under renovation currently and I'm going to borrow a few of your ideas to better my racks. Trees look amazing and your system seems to be perfect for your needs. Like soil/substrate, everyone tends to have their own concoction but sharing information and experience is how we move forward in the hobby...Well done and continued success...

Quick question...I believe you stated that you added the Bonide to your watering but I did not see instructions on the label for creating a watering solution...If you did create your own watering solution, what ratio to water did you use...I started seeing these gnats after bringing plants into my garage/greenhouse(of course I had not removed the BioGold). I have been using the yellow-sticky pads and caught thousands of gnats and although the numbers are decreasing I want to start treating the the soil with the Bonide...Any assistance would be greatly appreciated...Love your channel as I am working through it from oldest to newest...Wish I had stumbled onto this amazing segment last month...Thanks for sharing and keep those videos coming...

Great content...I'm building notes in support of starting my own D/R specimen trees and at least (1) forest of somewhere between (15 -19) individuals trees...I was so I inspired to see your forest setting that I'm now watch your D/R playlist to gather as much info as possible before setting our to work my projects...The frond trimming info is not quite setting in but I'll watch it several times and develop some questions prior to boring you with questions you have probably answered many times...Again, excellent content for those interested about D/R...Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time...Sequim, WA...

Can i share your content? Would like to spread the word via social media. Best!

when do you recommend doing the trunk chops to keep the height down?

Wrap the rootball in weed cloth then tie the bag open, once it is in pot. Water into the root bag not. Into the pot

Really nice forest. I'm going into October in California, and it's in the mid-80s. What should I do regarding feeding dawn redwoods?

Nice trunk and root structure......branches could use a little more movement...😂😂😂

Keep trying. The 90% bends do not lo9k right. But you are right.

Egg came first

Candice, Where have you been for the last year?!? I have been bouncing between channels listening to mostly generalizations as to pruning, repotting, fertilization, the list goes on. The specifics that you are providing are kind of "Ah-ha" moments but really pulls the big picture together. I am trying to become a horticulturist first as my journey begins with bonsai and your information is invaluable...Looking forward watching the rest of your videos...Thanks for sharing...

I was very fortunate to have a Montessori school open up in my backyard- a church behind the house. My youngest daughter attended that before kindergarten and then after 1/2 of kindergarten. Best time in school for her. She was doing multiplication and putting together advanced Lego sets by 1st grade. Then plateaued and was bored in 1-3rd grade..and we had scissor adventures too. She decided to be like her grandpa (hair stylist) and cut her own hair. Needless to say, she looked like a boy for a while! She turned out fine and is now 20 and still loves putting things together.

Heck I'm over 50 and still pee on trees. I never grew up!

It is encouraging to see that with proper learning and practice, we can create art with basic materials from the box stores. Thank you for sharing.

I like it a lot . Nice job . I just got one .

what about the big huge willow trees that weep all the way down to the ground?

Candice, it’s the 7th of August, 2024 and I am now the proud owner of this piece. I will take it into the future as carefully as you started it on its journey. Thank you, and thanks to @Dave’sBonsai for entrusting it to me.

Such a great video, I’m so glad i found your video before my first dawn redwood arrives. So much knowledge and insight in your video. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge!

😂funny

Hello. I love your content and enthusiasm. I have a DR and I’m concerned that it will not lignify before winter. Can you tell me why I do not see the golden color on the branches? It still looks like new growth.

Hello

Lots of detailed and useful information here, thanks for sharing your experience to save us some mistakes!

Hello from Houston, at the time of this video how old would you say you tree was?

Love the follow up on this bridge PA. What happened in 24?

How about a follow up on this bridge PA

Hi Candice, really useful video. May I make a suggestion; you give great direction on how and when to prune, and you show where the cuts should take place. If you could show video of you making the cuts, and the before and after, this would help solidify the learning. Thanks.

Beautiful tree, I love mine, grew it from a seedling, He's about 7 years old now. I prefer patio Bonsai so it's about 2 1/2 feet and I love its natural shape so much I've never shaped it as It's perfect to me. I'm afraid of losing it I think I would be afraid to mess with it too much lol.

Really delighted that your good and well, caring for bonsai and more importantly yourself. Be happy, live your life and reach your goals, or try at least, inspirational 👍🏾

Hey Candice, i don't want to be a pest but, what does it mean if the frawns aren't fully extending. Mine are kinda curly. I'd love to send you a pic of it if possible. If not i understand.

Hey Candice! I've been growing my own Dawn Redwood forest. I've been so afraid to touch it this season fearing I'd ruin it. Then i thought of your video that I'd watched awhile back. I'm so glad i waited, and now feel a bit better about moving forward thanks to you! I really miss your videos, along with the knowledge i gained from watching them. I hope you, and your family are doing well. Like the last comment, if you ever decide to return, I'd immediately tune in! Peace ✌🏿☮️