Post a picture of your SMALLEST bonsai!

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Great thread. Love the pots on all these as well!
Smoke and Robert, these must take a lot of time keeping them looking so perfect.
 
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Thanks Judy. Making super mini bonsai is more difficult than shohin or mame because they should still look like big tree in such small size. Maintenance is even more difficult especially with the super mini pot.
 

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I can't even imagine how you would keep it watered in warm or hot weather! Maybe you could hire a tiny chipmunk to water them. Oh, but they'd probably want to chew the bark... so - no chipmunk!

It's not hard to believe that it's harder to make these micro bonsai look believable, so little to work with, but it must all be perfect. Thanks for posting them.
 

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Robert - I ordered some online a year ago, and they still haven't shipped...:)
 
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For the fairies..? they let them fly to you maybe....
 

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Nice :)

Here's my smallest tree. Also yet to be moved to a bonsai pot which I'm dreading as these things simply keel over peg when reducing the rootball. I'm really not sure why they're used for bonsai! Anyhow... here it is.

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What is it?
 

It's Kev

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didn't know this post existed. I spend a lot of time away from home, only way to make such tiny trees survive is if i travel with them.
 
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