AusBonsai

hey luke its deffinately not kept inside and i did know that it sometimes takes longer for changes to occur in potted plants i have just become a little nervous because it seems to still be growing and i have never had anything to do with plants much at all let alone deciduous but hopefully mid next month i should start to see something

Mathew it must be said again that for your time in bonsai you have an amazing collection and they are very well cared for.
I think collectors are just as important as creators of great bonsai. It seems you are able to take a perfect slice of all worlds so far. I am looking forward to see what you collect and create from here.

Sorry but if you keep it indoors like bretts i wouldnt suggest it either, unless its at night only..... but try just find a tree at your house you can keep it under cover or under a roofed area with limited sunlight, the reason why it would still be growing (like mine is so dont stress mate) is cause the sun is playing tricks this year i think.. in a way its kinda good for more branches to grow, but i wouldnt be stressed mate we had decent rains and its slowly getting cooler i would just keep it under cover from rain and sun, tridents are hard to kill unless its completely dry soil but at least if you keep it in the shade itll have a short yet still a dormant stage, just my

My only Autumn colour is
(sorry about the images they were taken on my phone )
Allmost ready for wire and a trim
First sign of colour on my Elm.
(Matthew you might have seen this one before )