I have been taking care of this tree for 6 years. It grew up to a sweet tree.
Elm is a deciduous tree and its small leaves are pretty after turning yellow in autumn.
The joy of minibonsai is in keeping trees in tiny pots over a long period of time.
It would at first glance appear to be difficult to keep them in such small pots, but in reality
the pots also tend to limit the growth of the trees as their roots are unable to grow freely
in such a confined space. So, without any complicated care, these trees will gradually start
to exhibit their natural shapes on a small scale within the bounds of the miniature pots.
The longer you keep the trees in the pots, the manifestation of the roots stretching out
along the ground, the texture and patterns of the bark, the tiny flowers and resultant fruits
and berries become more real and touching.
This is why we recommend that you start creating bonsai early and keep them longer.
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