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Well I dont have any idea what season your in but when you do the exposed root style the tree should be very healthy and established first. So fill those exposed root up with soil keep the tree well watered but not soggy. Id add some superthrive just incase you think the tree is in too much strees. Eitherway chinese elm are greatly vigorous and strong. Im kinda worried about the yellowing leaves. Is it winter or did you just lose leaves in the wrong season? Id scratch the bark to make sure its still alive.

Mike

5-Sep-2007	#2
mike108 bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman Join Date: Jul-2006 Location: Sylmar California Country: USA USDA Zone: 8-9 AHS Heat Zone: 9 Posts: 977	Well I dont have any idea what season your in but when you do the exposed root style the tree should be very healthy and established first. So fill those exposed root up with soil keep the tree well watered but not soggy. Id add some superthrive just incase you think the tree is in too much strees. Eitherway chinese elm are greatly vigorous and strong. Im kinda worried about the yellowing leaves. Is it winter or did you just lose leaves in the wrong season? Id scratch the bark to make sure its still alive. Mike