The pre bonsai Malus Sylvestris is a deciduous tree that lives best outdoors, since it needs sun and cold to produce fruits. It flowers in spring and its fruits offer a beautiful crimson color in autumn.
Leaf: Decides
The genus Malus is extensive and includes more than 200 species of trees, many of which are considered ornamental. This family includes cherries, apricots, apples, plums, and peaches. There are two main types of Malus: the deciduous tree (Malus spp.) and evergreen tree (Malus malus). Both are cultivated for their fruits, but many are also prized for their ornamental value.
Water your bonsai regularly to keep the soil moist and perspiration to keep your tree cool and wet.
Avoid overwatering; overwatered trees can suffer from root rot or the appearance of mushrooms.
If you notice water dripping from the bottom of the pot, it means too much water is being lost through evaporation. This must be corrected by decreasing the amount of water your tree receives.