SerSwanky
Yamadori
Hey everyone. I just wanted to check in with my money tree. Mid-post, I saw some other posts with most people commenting that money tree aren't really considered/suitable as bonsai. But your knowledge is too extensive not to pass up!
So it's about a year old, never been pruned and sits in my north facing office with window. I took it home to repot in a larger pot 8" from a 6", put it in new succulent/cactus soil and then...pruned it.
I went a little overboard. I originally did not intend to cut it all back. But every time I snipped a leaf it looked lopsided and fugly. So here we are. I just want to make sure the tree can recover if it only has one tiny leaf left. I read somewhere that it needed a few leaves to absorb nutrients so I was afraid with no leaves that it would kill it. Do we think the tree will recover or is it gg for this guy?
So it's about a year old, never been pruned and sits in my north facing office with window. I took it home to repot in a larger pot 8" from a 6", put it in new succulent/cactus soil and then...pruned it.
I went a little overboard. I originally did not intend to cut it all back. But every time I snipped a leaf it looked lopsided and fugly. So here we are. I just want to make sure the tree can recover if it only has one tiny leaf left. I read somewhere that it needed a few leaves to absorb nutrients so I was afraid with no leaves that it would kill it. Do we think the tree will recover or is it gg for this guy?