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Hey guys I am new to the world bonsai. I have been doing some research on my first bonsai tree. I haven't decided on the Chinese elm or the ficus tree. Please help me decide . Info greatly needed. Thanks

Lock wrote: Hey guys I am new to the world bonsai. I have been doing some research on my first bonsai tree. I haven't decided on the Chinese elm or the ficus tree. Please help me decide . Info greatly needed. Thanks

What's your climate? Do you have a garden? What's your budget?
Have you learnt the difference between mallsai and bonsai yet?

No I have not learnt between malls and bonsai. My climate is 74 degrees indoor. Yes I have a garden

I am sorry mallsai please teach me

74 F indoors... that's your indoor temperature, not your climate.
If you mentioned the indoor temperature because you want to grow bonsai indoors: sorry, I cannot help you with that, I don't do indoor bonsai.

If you can tell me your location/region, I can figure out what your local climate is like, and try to recommend trees based on that.

A mallsai is a relatively cheap, mass-produced tree, that does not have a high quality as a bonsai, and that cannot easily be trained into becoming a good bonsai.
Question is what it is that you want - really learn to grow bonsai, or start with something simple to learn how to take care of small trees and to keep them alive.

About mallsai:

Thanks for explaining that for me. I want a indoor tree for my son. Later doing the year I will get an outdoor bonsai.

Lock wrote: Thanks for explaining that for me. I want a indoor tree for my son. Later doing the year I will get an outdoor bonsai.

In that case I'd go for the Ficus (a real one, not the one with the big fat ugly roots)

Welcome to the forum, look around and ask your garden centre if any around, or look up a 名媛直播 nursery in your area.