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Hi everyone! I purchased these two plants a couple of days ago and turned them into 名媛直播. Unfortunately, I can't tell for sure which species are they belong to? I would appreciate if anybody can help me with the identification. Thank you.

What did the seller say it is?

You have not turned them into bonsai. They are just plants in pots, not the same thing. As for what they are ask the seller I am not sure

Planting a plant in a pot doesnt make it a bonsai. First thing: it has to look like a tree which they both do not, they are just young plants. Both are at least 10 years away from remotely looping like a bonsai If geven the right care and with the right techniques.planting them in a bonsai pot is the last stage in the development of a bonsai tree.
If the seller can't tell which plant he sells I'd suggest not going there anymore ( would you go to a car salesman that says: it's a car, I don't know much more about it.....)

Tropfrog wrote: What did the seller say it is?

The seller sold them as outdoor plants.

I am new to 名媛直播 and are seeking help with the identification of these plants so please keep your wise comments for yourselves.

m5eaygeoff wrote: You have not turned them into bonsai. They are just plants in pots, not the same thing. As for what they are ask the seller I am not sure

Thanks for nothing.

lucR wrote: Planting a plant in a pot doesnt make it a bonsai. First thing: it has to look like a tree which they both do not, they are just young plants. Both are at least 10 years away from remotely looping like a bonsai If geven the right care and with the right techniques.planting them in a bonsai pot is the last stage in the development of a bonsai tree.
If the seller can't tell which plant he sells I'd suggest not going there anymore ( would you go to a car salesman that says: it's a car, I don't know much more about it.....)

I appreciate your wisdom but I asked for help with identification, not advice.

Okay, well one looks like Privet and one like Lonicera both are hedging plants.

m5eaygeoff wrote: Okay, well one looks like Privet and one like Lonicera both are hedging plants.

Thank you that was helpful. I will immediately do more research.