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here are my redwoods after one year in bonsai pot and a repot this spring into the same pot    
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I understand that unlike the Sequoea giganteum, these are quite thirsty trees. Have you found that is so?
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| yes they are , a good drink EVERY day in summer . iv got them planted in akadama and bark this year to see how they fair up
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Mine don`t need watering that much,but then there still in normal pots.
The group planting looks good without leaves.But a mass of bush/leaves when in leaf.I take it there not staying like that anyway?
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| no they arnt lol , they will b staying as a group but will b thined out this yer .
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nice, are the Dawn Redwood?
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RoyH (22/04/2010)
nice, are the Dawn Redwood?Yeah
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