Who here /bonsai/? I just cut the trunk of my wisteria I had

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Also looking for advice on starting out

i /bonsai/, but i cannot offer any help as i am rather new myself. my best advice would be to be patient and not to be rash in making changes or decisions. with most plants, that tends to make things worse. maybe it will be okay, only time will tell. plants, especially bonsai, are all about patience.

>>2292780
Are those mangroves also

>Be me
>Drown yourself in bonsai information >research every google find
>get obsessive
>realize its 17ºf out side
>cry a little
>cum to bonsai pics on the internet

>>2292780
Nah, it's fine. Everything is going to be okay.

>>2293057
You can do maples. Japanese maple is an amazing tree. There are also a few elms you could do, but yeah living in a cold environment sev rely limits your choice.

http://www.bonsai-and-blooms.com/cold-climate-bonsai-tree-types.html

But keep in mind, you can essentially turn anything to a bonsai, bonsai is a style. Just buy trees that grow well in your area, buy ones which can fit into a smaller pot and start practicing.

>>2293126
Oh god I hope so, will be a while before I know anything.

>>2293030
Desert Roses. Thanks for the idea though, mangroves would go nice in a pot.

>>2293363
Hell yeah! Great information, thank you.

>>2293372
Mine are dying >:,[

>>2293653
> my mangroves