Beware when Repotting New Bonsai!
When you are about to repot your new bonsai for the first time, there is one thing to do, to avoind killing the tree. What? Well, it has to do with the common practice of cutting off half of the rootball in the initial repot. Explained and showcased by repotting an ittoigawa Juniper Bonsai.
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