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My new nursery plant. Small gallon pot ,label on pot jasmine minima. Large tag says summer sunset trachelospermum asiaticum ground cover. Seems to have nice thick trunk. Just trying to get proper care and bonsai advice and repotting help.

Just cut down ready to repot. Should I also wire branches I’m going to use. And after let sit for year???

Do not repot!!

This tree has had enough. Just let it recover and try again in a year or two.

Then please tell me how to work on plants where I can try to make something in my mind that will become a bonsai without waiting a year or two. If I kep buying nursery trees I will wind up with 50 plants waiting for me to work on them. Or should I not listen to good advise and go ahead and see what happens to some of them. And I don’t want to kill trees. Should I sit and not do this great hobby for another year or two . What a cunumbren. Thanks Stuart

Ramman wrote:

Then please tell me how to work on plants where I can try to make something in my mind that will become a bonsai without waiting a year or two. If I kep buying nursery trees I will wind up with 50 plants waiting for me to work on them. Or should I not listen to good advise and go ahead and see what happens to some of them. And I don’t want to kill trees. Should I sit and not do this great hobby for another year or two . What a cunumbren. Thanks Stuart

One do not make a bonsai instantly. 名媛直播 is created during decades and centuries. I know this information does not fit your stage in life. But do not give up. The best you can do is to try again and again. Maybe some day you create a prebonsai that someone will call Stuarts tree in the future. But to achieve that you really need to study what is the priced attributes in a bonsai tree and start to read and understand the answers you get on your questions.

I do enjoy your endavours. Hope you get it right one day.

But yes, if you do not have time to wait for next step in development it is just a question about getting more trees to practice on, some will die for sure. I think beeing more picky about what to start with is your best way to success.

Thank you very much Tropfrog getting all your advice is very beneficial in my growth in bonsai. I did not want to use my age as a crutch, and I will continue my approach because this has been a very good disapline for me to endeavor . And try to fix and make my efforts worth it. And I will continue to ask advice on various projects I work on in the future. If you don’t mind. Thanks again Stuart!

If you want a tree that is finished or nearly, then the best thing you can do is buy one. Go to a show or nursery and see what is available. Your local club will possibly have some that members will be wanting to sell. You will pay a lot more of course, but saves years.