It would be excellent if your long form videos were chaptered, so it would be easier for us to come back and find topics covered.

The fact this video is not stuck behind a pay wall really amazes me 😁

Thank you for making long detailed bonsai videos! It’s helped a lot with understanding the ins and outs of the art. 🙏🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

The ramification explanation for Dawn reds was awesome.

Thankyou. That was was very enlightening. When you were discussing the genetics of the tree it felt like I was watching the History Channel. Your video has helped me to understand my Redwood. In future I will wear my 'plus one spectacles' to help me identify those little buds . Cheers to you old chap. A great video.

Thank you so much Ryan after a few years of trying to figure out my dawn redwoods your hour session has helped me understand them so much more

Excellent lesson Ryan, thanks for pointing out the most important factors when choosing our path on a tree. Just at the very end of the video, I came back to the start to compare the result, amazing. Greetings from Brasil.

The first living Metasequoia trees were discovered in 1944 by Chinese botanist Wang Zhan in Sichuan province, China. I think a better approach for this species is to grow them from a young tree, keeping the roots and branches in control. This is a tree that grows absolutely vertical and the branches are all straight coming off the trunk at about a 45 degree angle. I think the current styling is totally alien to the species, more of a typical "bonsai" than a Dawn Redwood. In this case, I think larger is not always better. The more you stray from the natural form of the species, the more it becomes personal art, and art can be very subjective! A very good video on the horticultural techniques!!

This is helping a lot in managing my redwood dawn trees! I did design them in formal upright style, but was struggling with the ramification. This video will pay off in 3 years, when the pads will have developed in stead of me cutting them off too soon :)

Thank you very much Ryan for sharing this fantastic and very interesting video,i admire your great preparation and technique,very compliments!👍👍👍👍🔝

These videos are great for when I'm working, there's no danger of missing an important point as the same point will still be under discussion ten minutes later! 😂 In all seriousness, I've learned some useful info here though

I get it!🎉. Had to go get one and cut a little branch off then watch this video

As always I enjoy learning new and tested techniques.

Thank you very much for this usefull video !

I planted a Dawn Redwood 20 years ago thinking it would be pyramidal shaped. Over the years it turned out to be a lollipop shape. Don't know if it's because of the soil conditions or location.

I enjoy these videos and have learned so much I did think that there was going to be a guest presenter named Dawn Redwood when I saw the title.

Excellent technique! Thank you so much Ryan.

when I look at the main trunk of this tree I see a dog howling at the moon. great work ryan

Excellent tutorial! I’m going outside now to examine my DRs.

great demo and enjoy your journey with this...

My dawn redwood trees came from a neighbor who has 2 30 year old trees in her yard, yes I know that's still young, but they do seem to grow "up"

I am seeing n looking pruning process Bonsai Tree. I am appretiate your activity. Greeting one Hobby Bonsai From Indonesia.

Excellent technique!

So much knowledge

Thank you!!

Its amazing that the bonsai community brought this tree back. Probably not as amazing as Ryan getting his hands on the most incredible specimen of this species!

Great video. I have a Eucalyptus that looks just like that. Thanks

Love the fact

Love it .. thanks

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I trimmed a leaf of my Bald cypress. Now that leaf forms a few bud on the tip.

Now I want to know about Austria pines. What makes them different?

I love the tutorials and awesome lessons , but i wish you could talk in reference to seasons over months as i along with alot of others are in the southern hemisphere, and have to try to not remember months but convert it on the spot and remember. Cheers

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I had a mental breakdown last summer and cut the top of my dawn redwood. Down to the stump of 8 inches. Looks like it's gonna have a cedrus candelabra growth.

Greetings…I was just at the botanical garden park in Toledo, OH and they had several Dawn Redwoods that are 30’ tall. I took several photos if you would like to see what one looks grown in the ground.

😗😗wow bonsai keren

Would you consider using the clip and grow method for this piece without wiring? Why or why not? You said that the piece was field grown…where? What’s the origin?

Beautiful tree. Every time I see it, the base anyways it looks just like a dog sitting. Gotta name this one "The Hound" or..... Zuòzhe de gǒu (坐著的狗), which means "Sitting Dog" in Chinese.

It’s called northlight

What was the name of that podcast? Talperian Farms?

When is this from?

Are you that dude from the Trees documentary that trained in Japan and that psycho hose beast smashed your plants?

34:38 hahaha EH EH EH EH EH A AA A A A great vid man i needed this information real bad my man

Very nice video, thanks a lot, but visual aspect of tree not my taste.

Great information as always, but it sounds more complicated than it is due to verbose delivery.

Do you HAVE to be so verbose? That may be impressive to the unintelligent, but it is really off-putting to those with more than a single digit IQ..

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metasequoia_glyptostroboides