caring for a chinese elm bonsai tree Chinese Lacebark Elm Bonsai Tree | Indoor/Outdoor

caring for a chinese elm bonsai tree Chinese Lacebark Elm Bonsai Tree | Indoor/OutdoorBEGINNER FRIENDLY Compatible with our busy lifestyle: can recover quickly from neglect and compatible with the easy "clip and grow method" to become a showpiece quickly. HARDY Adapts to a variety of different soils and tolerates both wet and dry sites. Generally tolerant of urban conditions. Thrives in various climates, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. SMALL LEAVES & INTERESTING BARK Known for its small, notched leaves and

• BEGINNER FRIENDLY — Compatible with our busy lifestyle: can recover quickly from neglect and compatible with the easy "clip-and-grow method" to become a showpiece quickly.
• HARDY — Adapts to a variety of different soils and tolerates both wet and dry sites. Generally tolerant of urban conditions. Thrives in various climates, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced hobbyists.
• SMALL LEAVES & INTERESTING BARK — Known for its small, notched leaves and the mottled, aged look that its bark is able to develop over time.
• FALL FOLIAGE — A deciduous species, Chinese Elms' leaves will turn yellow in the fall, and about 10% of our trees will also have red fall foliage under the right growing conditions.
• In comparison to our larger Chinese Elms, these will look a little younger, come in smaller 10" wide pots, have slightly thinner trunks, and a little less ramification (branches/leaves).
• Comes in a traditional clay pot from YiXing, featuring a patent-pending water-retaining design for easy care.