Hey guys, I just bought my first bonsai and i don't know hot to stylish them. Can anyone help me with an idea, please.
Thanks!

You didn't buy your first Bonsai. You bought a jade plant that was cut shorter to make it look like a tree.

Your plant can become a Bonsai with patience and some work. For starters I recommend you pot it in a bigger pot and let it grow for a few years, take it outside during warmer months. Don't worry about styling, as your plant cannot be style into bonsai yet. More info about jade bonsai:

www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/jade-tree

eangola wrote:

Your plant can become a Bonsai with patience and some work

It is a jade tree. It is not so suitable for bonsai

eangola wrote:

You didn't buy your first Bonsai. You bought a jade plant that was cut shorter to make it look like a tree.

Your plant can become a Bonsai with patience and some work. For starters I recommend you pot it in a bigger pot and let it grow for a few years, take it outside during warmer months. Don't worry about styling, as your plant cannot be style into bonsai yet. More info about jade bonsai:

www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/jade-tree

Thanks for the advice.

Auk wrote:

eangola wrote:

Your plant can become a Bonsai with patience and some work

It is a jade tree. It is not so suitable for bonsai

Are u sure?

Also, what soil do you recommand to pot?

mariusp wrote:

Are u sure?

No, I am not. It is done and the results can be impressive. However, Iḿ being realistic.

mariusp wrote:

Also, what soil do you recommand to pot?

Why do you think you need to repot it?

Auk wrote:

mariusp wrote:

Also, what soil do you recommand to pot?

Why do you think you need to repot it?

To grow fast, i think. What do you recommand to do?
I don't think i understand you clear. These species, the three that i have, it is good for a bonsai or not? If not, what do you recommand for a beginner as i am?
Thanks

mariusp wrote:

I don't think i understand you clear. These species, the three that i have, it is good for a bonsai or not? If not, what do you recommand for a beginner as i am?

I think it is not very suitable for beginners growing them indoors. They will never look like a tree.
If you are really into bonsai, I recommend a local species, that you can keep outdoors, that is suitable for bonsai.

Thanks for the answers. I will try to do what you say. See ya!