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Hi all

My bonsai is about 2-3years old.

I had introduced fertilizer to it about 4-5 months ago, and had seen accelerated shoot development.
Two months ago, i had started to prune the earliest, smallest leaves closest to the base of the plant to "Start" the pruning process.


Recently, i noticed that my bonsai is leaking sap. I initially thought it was water as it was a clear transparent liquid that was slowly oozing from the side of a branch (or shoot as it is covered by undeveloped leaves).

Im worried it may be due to insects, disease, or other factors that has caused the sap leakage, but do not visibly see anything amiss. I will follow up with photos but like to raise this as i am very worried about it.

Hoping to get advice in this forum.

Thanks to any

A few pictures would help. Also information on species, location and care.

Its a black pine species, and the starter kit that i used is similar to this product


I will reach home and post photos to show my bonsai.
Thanks

Started kit? It is a seedling then?

Yes I grew it from seeds. I first placed them in the freezer over night, then potted 3 seeds into damp soil and covered with a cling plastic wrap to prevent the soil from drying out.And after 2-3 years, here is what i have >> video in zip file.
I kind of removed some sap two days ago when i found out it was leaking, and today the leak seem to have started again (near the upper top branch towards the end of the video)

Im located in sunny tropical Singapore. The seeds I got were from Toyko, Japan hand carried back. On care, i keep my bonsai indoors near the window sill, rotating it occasionally to ensure even sunlight and watering it either every morning or night, very occasionally twice a day if the day gets warm.

sorry, not opening zip files from unknown sources.

Just include pictures on the forum.

Oh, okay. Attaching the photo of my bonsai. Sorry about it.

Adding a screen grab of the video.

Hi all

Sorry, trying to attach better photos of my bonsai. The sap is clear and transparent hence quite difficult to spot in the photo.