Let's see your mame bonsai!

A couple I'm trying to keep under 4in.20170625_191027.jpg

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All Dwarf English box.

The flare on these things is amazing....

You can almost pull any single trunk one and get a good nefarious.

Sorce
 
Ficus Retusa. Planted cutting into small dark blue pot, then planted that pot into a bigger pot to let roots grow out threw the drainage hole. 2 months later left with all these roots. So I got a slightly bigger miniature Mame pot so I didn't have to cut to much roots off to fit. This is what I'm left with. It's doing great and excited to see what comes of it!!
 

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Ficus Retusa. Planted cutting into small dark blue pot, then planted that pot into a bigger pot to let roots grow out threw the drainage hole. 2 months later left with all these roots. So I got a slightly bigger miniature Mame pot so I didn't have to cut to much roots off to fit. This is what I'm left with. It's doing great and excited to see what comes of it!!
I like it!
 
I like it!
Any pointers on this little guy? Not my first time growing a cutting, but it is my first time growing a cutting and keeping in this small pot. Do I let it grow as high as the roots and pot allow it and cut back? Or should I just maintain it my pruning back
 
Any pointers on this little guy? Not my first time growing a cutting, but it is my first time growing a cutting and keeping in this small pot. Do I let it grow as high as the roots and pot allow it and cut back? Or should I just maintain it my pruning back
It already has a good root system so just Cut it back to your own preference
 
My vaca was cancelled!

Happy dance!

Sorce
 
Still looks pink it will live
I haven't tossed it yet...although it looks pretty rough and I don't have much hope... I don't blame my vacation waterer (father in law), I neglected to put this one with the rest of my smaller trees in a shady spot so it got baked in a week of 90+ degree weather ... first one in three years, so it's a pretty good ratio I think! My mantra to him every year is to water, water again, and when you think you've watered enough, water again! I know that my pumice based trees basically can't be overwatered, but the ones left in turface can get hydrophobic on hot days...
 
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