How to Prune a Scots Pine Bonsai - Candle Pinching Tutorial

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I can't wait to see the results!

[@djdutchjones]

Would love to visit your beautiful garden. Simply amazing.

[@Mogelbaum591]

Thanks a lot! Very good explained. Although I am from Germany, I couldn't find any that good video, too. Helped a lot.

[@Mediamarked]

Nice Bonsai! Inspiring to see a scots pine as a bonsai, I have a 6 year old rescued scots pine, hopefully it will become something like this onee. Good to see pruning the candles doesn't harm them.

[@yusefsvacina9389]

David, can you do a video on sharpening tools? You sharpened your shears so quickly and I would love to know what tool you used to accomplish that! Definitely a dearth of tool sharpening info on KZbin. Many thanks!

[@SuperPeleke]

My other hobby is knives and there's a ton of material out there if you look up knife sharpening. The same ideas apply to all tools for the most part. But with scissors it's important to only sharpen the one side the side that's beveled. Don't sharpen the flat side or insides of the blades.

[@modtheblackmarvel]

That tree is so nice . 💯💯💯💯💯

[@WGH-ef5ze]

Learn lots from you. Thanks much

[@chrishallewell8607]

You can reliably get a second flush out of a Scot's pine?

[@tobiaszdansky4544]

Never heard of that. Scots pine has always been known as a single flush.

[@christianhuber4054]

What bonsai shears do you use? Have seen them in several videos and they seem quite durable/high quality. Thanks!

[@cbobgo1]

So it seems like you are treating this as a multi flush? Aren't scots a single flush?

[@johanvanrensburg5625]

Hi i donor no how much and wat kind of fertilizeris i can cave my pine and cyparis ian new and do not do the rung thing and kill my plants thanks

[@Prometheus4096]

First sterilizes his tool using TSP. Then, immediately puts his scissors into a bottle of very brown water.