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My Chinese Elm bonsai tree residing in our sunroom experienced a first winter last year here in the Raleigh?area of North Carolina that averaged 40 degrees [never getting to a dormant state - and having a caretaker who just kept the soil too wet during the winter]. This Spring, I discovered the small pot-bound tree was not doing well when I peeked under the surface [packed solid almost black roots]. Doing much better now after a re-pot several weeks ago. Trimmed off the dead branches the rotted roots created. Have posted images of what the tree looks like before just after repotting - as well as images at its new permanent home a few weeks later, outside on the backyard patio.

The move proboably benefit the tree. Looking forward for some growth flush photos.