clipped from: bonsaitreesforsalenow.com Most people get a bonsai tree to bring the beauty of outdoors in. Unfortunately, many who are new to art of bonsai make mistakes that can mar the beauty of their bonsai and ruin it’s health as well.
Here are the top three mistakes we see:
New enthusiasts often rush out to buy tools. That’s not necessarily your best bet. Start trimming your tree with your fingers. Remove new growth by twisting it between your thumb and forefinger like a cue tip. That will give your tree a more natural look and you’ll be less likely to hurt the bark. Focus on making the trunk look natural and mature. You can prune deciduous bonsai with a pair of scissors.