How do you care for a redwood bonsai tree?
Hereof, can you bonsai a redwood tree?
The tallest tree in the world is a Coast Redwood. Both species are suitable for bonsai. The Coast Redwood has two types of evergreen leaves, most of them are needle-shaped and on some long shoots scale-like foliage can be found. Both Redwood species have a similar habitus and small round cones.
Simply so, how do you prune a redwood bonsai tree?
At the start of spring remove around 1/3 of your bonsai redwood's growth, ensuring you pinch or prune new growth as it appears. Remove asymmetrical growth along the branches. Basically ensure the foliage is even in appearance. Wire your redwood at the start of Spring.
Water regularly to keep the soil moist, not damp, and place the plant in an area with adequate sunlight. Once the sprouts have grown about 2 inches, they are ready for a new home. Transplant coast redwood trees individually or in a row spaced 7 to 20 feet apart in well-draining soil.