Your 5-year-old Pachira bonsai has glued pebbles, no mesh liner, and soil washing out. The trunk base shows damage. It’s tall because it wasn’t pruned.
At this age and fragile state, repotting or root pruning risks death. You’ve succeeded for 5 years—don’t change care.
Bonsai requires specialized skill. Your restraint is the best care.
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