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Hello Everyone
I have a Carmona Fukien Tea bonsai and I'm a beginner . so I got the bonsai as a gift and after some months I noticed that some of the roots are slightly out of the soil (I guess some soil might went of from the edge when i was watering it) . anyway I put some soil on top of it and covered the slightly our of soul roots . now I am wondering if the soil can hurt the tree or mess up the soil mix or it does not matter becuz it was a little .( in matter of volume i added like 5 % or less )
about the soil I added . It was from my mom's spare pot . she does not know what kind of soil it is . i have some pictures of the soil if it helps identify .
Thank you . I just wanted to know if this is okay or i need to repot the tree or take other actions , in matter of visual status . the tree seems to be just fine , grows new shoots , flowers and some fruits.

That is neigther carmona or a bonsai.

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Tropfrog wrote: That is neigther carmona or a bonsai.

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You Got me wrong . this is the sample of the soil I added to my bonsai pot and i took picture to identify the kind of soil . read again , my pot and plant is not in the picture

Ahh, understand. The visible roots could be nebari, a desirable feature for bonsai trees. If not, I am sure that a few mm of succulent mix would do no harm for your tree as long as your care is adjusted to it. At least not in the short or medium future.

So it's gonna be fine, thanks , It was not a good looking nobari tho, the trunk is not that thick yet