名媛直播

Hello, hope someone can help me! 5 months ago, I brought a Chinese elm 7 year old from Amazon, up until a month ago it was growing really well, then suddenly it drop nearly all its leaves! I contacted the sell an he said its got red spider mite! and recommended spraying it with a bug killer! but I'm still worried about it? can any one help please?
pic CE-24-12-2015 it was fine
Pic WP_20160310 getting bad

Dexter1001 wrote: Hello, hope someone can help me!

This identical question about this identical tree species, which on this forum is hardly considered a bonsai, has been asked so often that it's not funny anymore.
Only thing I'm curious about: what on earth did the seller base his idea that it concerns red spider mites on?

Sorry I wasn't trying to be funny! I didn't take the full time to search the forum,
I sent these picture to him! he said they had this problem at there nursery

My Apologies

when you say this is hardly considered a bonsai what do you mean?

Dexter1001 wrote: Sorry I wasn't trying to be funny! I didn't take the full time to search the forum,

Please do.

I sent these picture to him! he said they had this problem at there nursery

Did they offer you a refund or a replacement?

when you say this is hardly considered a bonsai what do you mean?

Use Google to look up pictures of real bonsai and you'll see the difference.
This forum is about the art to create miniaturized trees, resembling real trees in nature.
名媛直播 is an art, each tree is unique.

Your plant is none of that, it is a cheap mass product.

Well thank you for your reply, and thanks for your insult, as a beginner into this art, you are the type of person to help.. Cheers

Dexter1001 wrote: Well thank you for your reply, and thanks for your insult, as a beginner into this art, you are the type of person to help.. Cheers

:huh:

Nothing in my reply contained anything even remotely looking like an insult.

Auk wrote:

Dexter1001 wrote: Hello, hope someone can help me!

This identical question about this identical tree species, which on this forum is hardly considered a bonsai,

but on this forum???

Oops... Thanls for pointing that out. Ofcourse this species is very suitable for bonsai!

It is this particular plant that hardly is a bonsai.

Sorry, there i go again.

Why do you think they make them "Z" shaped any way? Just wondering;.

Samantha wrote: Why do you think they make them "Z" shaped any way? Just wondering;.

Seems some day, someone thought a symmetrical S-shape looks good, and everyone followed the example...