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Hello BonsaiNut!
I have been learning about Bonsai over the last year and finally purchased my first real tree from my local nursery! It's a "Dutch Elm" and I believe it was a good choice as a first tree. I am happy to have joined BonsaiNut and have been enjoying very much reading through the forums. I live in Zone 7a in Virginia, USA and have just recently repotted my Elm into a Bonsai training pot with deciduous soil from Supafly Bonsai. I'd love it if anyone has any helpful criticisms or ideas for when it's time for pruning and taking it back some. Apologies for the low quality of the photo but for some reason all of the other photos I've tried to post are upside down for some unknown reason. Thanks in advance!
I have been learning about Bonsai over the last year and finally purchased my first real tree from my local nursery! It's a "Dutch Elm" and I believe it was a good choice as a first tree. I am happy to have joined BonsaiNut and have been enjoying very much reading through the forums. I live in Zone 7a in Virginia, USA and have just recently repotted my Elm into a Bonsai training pot with deciduous soil from Supafly Bonsai. I'd love it if anyone has any helpful criticisms or ideas for when it's time for pruning and taking it back some. Apologies for the low quality of the photo but for some reason all of the other photos I've tried to post are upside down for some unknown reason. Thanks in advance!