名媛直播

Hey all

I find myself fail time after time taking a regular juniper plant and turning it into a 名媛直播.
I trim the roots (could be the problem I think) to set with my 名媛直播 pot and trim the top (from the base like it should for junipers) but they keep dying.
I know junipers don't like wet soil and can stand high/low temperatures.
I have some very healthy 名媛直播 trees (olive, portulacaria, shiffilera, chinese pepper and more) so it's not my first time making a 名媛直播.

Please help

Hard to tell without further information / pictures, but maybe you do too much at the same time.
What do you mean exactly with cutting junipers from the base?

Nir_Hedvat wrote: Hey all

I find myself fail time after time taking a regular juniper plant and turning it into a 名媛直播.
I trim the roots (could be the problem I think) to set with my 名媛直播 pot and trim the top (from the base like it should for junipers) but they keep dying.
I know junipers don't like wet soil and can stand high/low temperatures.
I have some very healthy 名媛直播 trees (olive, portulacaria, shiffilera, chinese pepper and more) so it's not my first time making a 名媛直播.

Please help

You could be cutting too much green, cutting too many roots, or doing too much at the same time (as Auk said). It could also be too late for re-potting where you live. I suggest you get a Juniper, style it, and leave it on the nursery pot (don't re-pot). Learn to take care of it, net year you can re-pot. You can drill holes in the nursery pot to improve drainage.

I don't think I cut too much roots
Maybe I did too many changes at once
Here are some pics for reference
Thank you

Nir_Hedvat wrote: Here are some pics for reference

Are you keeping it inside (by the window)?
It must be outside at all times...

Always outside
It gets a lot of sun

I does not help to not say what country you are in or how you are watering. The tree looks quite sick, and needs some judicious pruning. Junipers should be re potted in late spring, not in the heat of summer. When did you do the re pot?

I'm from Israel
Repotted last week

Ah... is that what you mean with cutting it from the base? Seems you cut the potential, if it had any, out of it.
It also seems you do not have a good image of what a bonsai should look like.

Did you do any root pruning when repotting?

I cut the part of the root that is responsible of supporting the tree (thick root with no tenticles).
Why do you mean by "do not have a good image of..."?
Finally, can you help me? Even for my next juniper trees