Late winter/early spring, before the buds start to put out new growth is the best time. You will need knowledge of repotting and soil mixes. The idea is to remove some of the old woody roots and shorten the newer feeder roots so that they will branch out. You have to totally remove the soil first, then when you repot it lay them flat across the new soil and apply more soil on top. Note: good bonsai soil is not potting mix or dirt, but rather a mix of grits, such as perlite, crushed lava, pumice, turface, akadama, gravel or very coarse sand, perhaps with some chopped conifer bark, all particles about 1/4" in size.
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You can repot a bonsai tree, but you must be VERY gentle. You do NEED to repot them every so often and trim up the roots and separate then and give new soil.
The bonsai tree is in the Bonsai shop in Red Dragon Island. However, all you do is trim it.
You have to match the picture on the tree
It's a bonsai tree and look @ the pic.
you pick up the tweezers and go to the bonsai tree store and trim the tree
You use it in the bonsai shop in Red Dragon Island where you trim a bonsai tree.
To safely trim tree roots and prevent damage to your property, hire a professional arborist to assess the situation and determine the best course of action. They can carefully trim the roots without harming the tree or causing structural damage to your property.
To create a unique and visually appealing braided bonsai tree, carefully select young bonsai trees with flexible branches. Gently braid the branches together, securing them with wire. Trim excess branches and leaves to maintain the desired shape. Regularly prune and train the tree to encourage growth and maintain the braided design.
You click on the bonsai tree to trim it. They give you a picture that you need to make the tree look like. clip on one leaf at a time until the shades shapes and positions of the leafs match the picture.
You can trim a tree with no problem , but take too much and it will kill the tree.
"Bonsaiing" a plant is actually quite simple. To bonsai a plant, you would first need a plant. Next , you would find a pot that fits your desire. After finding a pot you like, you trim/prune the roots so they fit into the pot. After prunning, remember to thouroly water the plant. Afterwards, trim the branches of the tree so the proportion of the roots cut off is the same as the proportion of braches are cut off. So if I cut off a third of the roots, I would cut off a third of the branches. After the whole process, keep this plant in a shaded and humid environment. After a few weeks, the bonsai may be taken out and enjojed. NOTE: PLANT MAY DIE NOTE: DO NOT REPOT FOR ANOTHER YEAR
When the Yokozuna runs over the repaired bridge, the girl drops her bonsai scissors. Go to the Bonsai hut (right, in the garden). The old woman is nearsighted, so she asks you to cut the tree. Carefully remove the leaves that are a different color, revealing the ones underneath that match the design image. Don't trim too far!