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I also have Japanese Black Pines.

I have a blue jacaranda seedling. I also have a few Wisteria Blue-floribundis.

Why?!!!! Just why?!!!!

15:27 I'm new here. But I have a Flamboyant, that is 8-10 yrs old that I started from seed. I just took pictures of it here in Connecticut, I brought it in about 2 weeks ago. It has 3 leaders(?), one about a foot long, another about 1.5 ft, and the longest about 2 foot, this k of your 3 fingers coming off of the main trunk which is about 1.5" in diameter. The only growth is at the end of the 3 legs being a canopy tree, but it looks grossly inproportioned. Is there any way to get branches to grow off of the lengths, or would I have to cut back the whole branch in hopes that new sprouts will grow out the top? I don't know if I am explai ing this properly, is there any way to send you a picture. Thank you in advance, Mike

Glorious day! Funny how we have good weather all summer, but it's these rare beautiful fall days we enjoy the most. Wiring job was A1 compared to my normal spaghettis - did the trick. Your tip nipping method has worked on a lot of my trees this year - sure has made life easier for me and my trees!

Very interesting . Am a french gardener . Inspiring . Thanks . Merci . From Beauvais , France , in Picardie .

Can you wire the trunk to create more movement earlier on or would that strain the plant too much?

Cool forest and I like the Thuja's in the planting...The Birch really looks healthy with the right proportion for the setting...Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing...Sequim, WA...

As tech-wreck myself, just know that your videos are great as you do them...I'm sure that their are options out there with all sorts or bells and whistles but you'll get there when you get there, if ever...Love your content, keep up the great work and thanks for sharing...

It’s paid off cutting it back so much, your trunk is girthing well, mine is the same age but shares a pot with its runt twin 😂 .

I know this video is a several years old but once a marine, always a marine...Much respect to you and again thank you for your service and enduring commitment to the corp...Thanks for sharing...

I can't get over the growth of your Delonix regia's...Do you know you live Connecticut and not some tropical, humid rain forest?!? I've had the same 6" plant growing under a full spectrum grow lights for 4 months and its grown about a 1/4" a month. if that much...Your cutting are three times the size of my whole plant...Green with envy here in the Pacific Northwest...Thanks for sharing...

Really like the original Birch forest planting...Looking forward to watching its progress...Isn't amazing how time fly's by when you put your heart and soul inti something...2024 has just flown by...Thanks for sharing...

Tree is really coming along and shows such vigor...A great project...Nice view from the deck by the way...Never been to Connecticut but it looks great from your place..Thanks for sharing...Sequim, WA...

That top branch is gonna be pretty slick as a new leader. Good stuff, brother. The nice weather is our reward for coming back to the Light Side

nice tree, nice weather. t shirt and shorts in November is crazy lol

Foistski 😊

This is weird...So I'm a military brat...Grew up in places like Guam, Hawaii, The Philippines, all of which have Flame trees...In my candidates list of potential trees, I have a notation to try and figure out what a flame tree is and here you are growing really nice looking Delonix regia in Connecticut...Amazing coincidence...I may have about a hundred questions for concerning this tree as it looks kind of like the African Acacia tree, except it has that amazing red/orange canopy in the Spring I think...Really looking forward to finding out where you got your seeds and your technique for growing such vigorous trees in a non-tropical climate...Really cool...Thanks

Your plants all look to have so much vigor...Well done...Really digging your channel...Thanks for sharing...

Seed room...I love it...I'm going to start so, Black Pine, Red Pine, and Madrone here in about a month...I like the idea of watching them grow even though I understand that I probably won't be around long enough to see them become actual Bonsai...That alright, watching them grow will bring me a lot of joy...Your room as well as your enthusiasm is amazing...Very inspiring...Thanks for that and for sharing...

File down the seed a little bit, soak the seed in warm water for 48 hours carefully remove the embryo. plant, keep moisture 👍

Have you tried more from seed? They’re my favourite

Only been growing them for a little while but my experience you seem to be quite easy and quite durable

You should put a couple of aquariums in that room to it would be awesome. 👌🏿

Is it possible to just add dirt around a tree instead of digging a hole to plant it? I have some dawrf alberta spruces that i need to plant

Have Flame tree seeds soaking. Good to see what to expect. Thank you

Love the non-trad bonsai! I just harvested a couple of black locust and mimosas that grew in my yard this year so I'm looking forward to the journey and updates on yours! Cheers 😁

video could be better quality. at least turn off the ceiling fan and get a mount for your camera

One Devil Dog learning Bonsai from another Devil Dog....what could go wrong? Thank you for these videos🤣🤣

Super..!!👍 Thank You very much !! It was exactly what I was looking for my Flamboyants 😊🙋🏻‍♀️

Why don't you get a chopstick-works well for the soil

cinnamon on all cut surfaces after you dab away the secretions.

Plant one and let it ride in a large open area on your yard

Royal poinciana I have a few 30' by 30 ' umbrellas on my property

1st world problems.. Goats. haha

Love the video I have 3 growing and now I can better understand and do for mine. Thank you so much. If only my others would grow.

The Worst!! Bells!! Those goats need BELLS. At least they have lemony fresh breath...

Daggum it! So many green things to eat, but they just gotta hit the bonsai collection. I’d be throwing a kiddie gate between the 4x4 railing on those stairs. Or get Bruce Lee a job keeping them off the deck.

Goats be Wildin!! Lol. Hopefully the lemon pushes new grow quickly though. It was doing strong before so I think it will be fine

Is this considered a crawling plant?

How rude!

FIRE UP THE GOAT STEW!!!

No new video on your tropicals 😊 can we get an update? Thanks!🙏

Super easy to propagate. Cut, let it scar over for a couple days. Pot em up! I do this in the fall before i bring her back in the house for the winter. ❤ my plant is over 25 yrs old. She's huge.

Do you make your own bonsai soil

Fuck me getting motion sickness. But well done for growing your seeds

Love the channel, brother! We have very similar tastes in trees. Keep up the great work

Looks like everybody's major mistake you're drowning him too much water

Jarhead Jared 👍

I love this plant. It is truly Queen Of The Night. They are precious in Asian culture, see Crazy Rich Asian film. I’d like to try growing them and being impatient waiting for them get old enough to bloom. Hope that mature cuttings could help speed up the process. Would you sale those long cuttings?