jloeschner

I have to agree. Even from my inexperienced point of view, it doesn't "say" bonsai to me. It is, however, an interesting plant, and I do like what you have done with it, but I would rather have it in my landscaping than in a bonsai pot. BTW, when you say "trops" are you referring to tropical plants? If so, I hope that you are not considering this as a trop. It is, I believe, a strictly outdoors tree, in need of a cold spell. Of course, I may be wrong...but I don't think so.

One other thing, if you insist on keeping it as bonsai, maybe you could consider using it as an accent plant in a tropical setting? Of course, you would still need to keep it outside...

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