What can i do with this

[Pangsai]

Hi,

Any idea of how to prune this little thing

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

First, quit removing all the interior growth. “Opening it up” makes it look like a Bonsai at first, but you’re actually removing the growth you need in order to ultimately make the tree compact.

Second, are you going for a multiple-trunk style, or a single trunk?

Third, do you know what kind of tree you have? Spruce?

Fourth, where are you in this world, and are you keeping it outside?

 

[Pangsai]

First, quit removing all the interior growth. “Opening it up” makes it look like a Bonsai at first, but you’re actually removing the growth you need in order to ultimately make the tree compact.

Second, are you going for a multiple-trunk style, or a single trunk?

Third, do you know what kind of tree you have? Spruce?

Fourth, where are you in this world, and are you keeping it outside?

1.Firstly thank you for guidance.
2. Make it multiple but I think majority branches are too young..
3. Mine i think is false Cypress.
4.im from Malaysia.. A freaking crazy hot country most of the time. I keep my plants at the balcony which able to get direct sunlight.

 

[Pangsai]

First, quit removing all the interior growth. “Opening it up” makes it look like a Bonsai at first, but you’re actually removing the growth you need in order to ultimately make the tree compact.

Totally agree with you... Perhaps i should just let it be what it is first...

 

[Colorado]

You can remove some foliage from the ends of the branches. You can start by clipping each branch back to a split. That way it doesn’t end up getting “leggy.”

I can’t tell from the pictures whether the tree looks healthy or not, but if not then you should probably wait to prune.

 

[sorce]

“Opening it up” makes it look like a Bonsai at first,

Isn't it...

opening it up makes it look like a "bonsai" at first,

?

Looks like a blue Shore or whatever that one is.

Sorce

 

[Pangsai]

You can remove some foliage from the ends of the branches. You can start by clipping each branch back to a split. That way it doesn’t end up getting “leggy.”

I can’t tell from the pictures whether the tree looks healthy or not, but if not then you should probably wait to prune.

It looks healthy and feel solid.. Im jz confuse which part should prune off and which part to keep or jz leave it to grow further

 

[Dav4]

Boulevard false cypress... http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/PlantFinder/PlantFinderDetails.aspx?taxonid=244232. It can make decent bonsai material but doesn't bud back, so the goal is to preserve whatever growth you have low down on the trunks. If you're happy with the size of the trunks, you can cut back areas with lots of foliage to allow light into the canopy. If you're wanting a bigger tree with thicker trunks, you gotta let it grow.

 

[Colorado]

Try this article

https://bonsaimirai.com/node/808