??REBEL DEVIL?? asked:

I just bought a chinese elm bonsai tree. I decided to change the soil to miracle gro. However leaves started to turn yellow and now I have too many yellow leaves. Even the new small leaves are turning yellow. Is this result of new change or could it be something else? What can I do to save my tree?

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sax_playa_1213 asked:

I recently got a young ficus ginseng tree for my 16th birthday and I was wondering if anyone out there is willing to give me tips to make it thrive and grow as it should. I’m bad at keeping most kinds of flowers so I’m trying to actually keep this tree alive and not lose it like I did my bamboo plant last year. If theres any tips out there or someone who knows a lot about bonsai tree care would you mind offering assistance?

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some1 asked:

I LOVE the chinese elm bonsai tree but i cant find one thats not so expensive (they are $500) or more. Do you know where i can get one for cheaper?

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iloopy89 asked:

I have recently bought a Maple Bonsai tree and i have it outside. But the weather seems extremely cold at the moment and i am worried that this will kill or injure my tree. Is this true and if so what can i do to stop it?? thanx

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An inside bonsai tree is going to be a great looking creature. They are going to be formal plants that sit up and are going to be different from anything else that you have ever seen. You will notice that you are going to love the way that these creations look and how they make you feel as well.

The formal bonsai inside tree is going to be known by the trunk and the tree branches that taper off and look unique. The informal look is the one that will bend and curve over slightly and will be the one that you see the most of. You will notice that many people have these inside bonsai trees in their homes. They are going to be the most popular tree that you see.

The cascade and semi cascade inside bonsai trees are going to be the molded trees that will grow over water and on the side of mountains. The semi cascade does not lean as much downhill as the cascade style does. The raft looking bonsai trees are going to be planted on their side and can also include many others styles like the sinuous, straight, and the group planting styles. These will be the ones that give off the illusion of a group of beautiful trees and will actually be the branches of the tree that is grown on it’s side.

The anthurium is the most popular of the bonsai inside trees and the one that will have the lasting flowers. These are going to be a beautiful looking red and will be the best known flowers in the world when it comes to the bonsai style. The Real Hawaiian lava rock is going to be the bonsai tree that is hand selected to give off a happy home for the Anthodium and it will be a special tree that many love for different reasons.

Jasmine is the plant that has the busy vines that have trained to have its own tree form. It is going to have shiny and dark leaves and great smelling white flowers that you absolutely fall in love with from the start. The waxy snow is going to be the flowers that are going to be larger and will have a great looking cluster about them.

You can make your home look great with all the different colors of bonsai inside trees and you will love the way that your home looks as well as smells. You will feel good and have a great time placing all of your favorite bonsai trees anywhere that you want.

By: Bob Bastian

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zeemanuk2003 asked:

I have a Japanese Pepper Tree Bonsai and i would like to get as much advise as i can from anyone with experience in this tree. Thanks!

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Growing the indoor Bonsai Tree is actually the Japanese art form of cultivating miniature trees. These trees are very similar to their larger counterparts with the exception that they are grown in pots and the constant pruning does not allow them to reach full size, making it an indoor Bonsai Tree.

The art of growing these trees is thought to have originated in ancient China, where men who were healers would grow plants for medicinal purposes. In early times the main purpose was to display trunks in the shape of animals and mystic figures. Somewhere between the 7th and 9th century, this art form was introduced to the Japanese culture.

There are many types of Bonsai Trees, including formal and informal upright, cascade, raft, literati, semi-cascade and forest. The indoor Bonsai Tree is available at a range of nurseries in various stages of growth, from seedlings to the fully mature indoor Bonsai Tree.

As an alternative, you can choose to grow your indoor Bonsai Tree from seeds. Generally you can purchase kits to grow Bonsai Trees; these kits usually include, a particular kind of seed, a small pot, a little bag of fertilizer and soil, a drainage sheet as well as information to help you get started. The different kits will provide you with different instructions, depending on the type of indoor Bonsai Tree you are trying to grow. It is important to follow these instructions for the best possible growth.

Watering them correctly is essential to successfully growing the indoor Bonsai Tree. Watch the moisture in the soil carefully to ensure that it does not get too wet, or too dry. If you live in a warm climate, it is even more important that you keep a close eye on the soils moisture. It is also vital to pay attention to the temperature of the room and the correct amount of sunlight. You do not want your indoor Bonsai Tree to be in a room that is too hot or cold. You also want to ensure that it has plenty of sunlight.

Once your tree has sprouted, you can start shaping and dwarfing it through an assortment of techniques. In addition to pruning, giving your Bonsai Tree a lot of love will help you work wonders with growing these beautiful trees.

Take some time to learn exactly how this is done and you will be rewarded with a beautiful indoor Bonsai Tree. Creating your own Japanese garden in your home is a great way to enhance the beauty of your surroundings and bring nature into your life.

By: Robert

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expertvillage asked:

Learn what special tools you’ll need to get starting with the ancient Chinese art of bonsai care, in this free video.Expert: Mike Hansen Bio: Mike Hansen, owner of Midwest Bonsai, has been growing, caring, selling, and instructing others in bonsai care for years. Mike is an expert bonsai master.

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Jade asked:

I bought a bonsai tree from meijers,please dont remind me of how stupid it was to buy it from there,but mold or fuzzy white crap keeps forming on the trunk and on some of the soil.How do I stop this from happening?

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Alex asked:

I got a Dwarf Needle Juniper Bonsai Tree as a gift and I don’t know whether it should be placed inside my house or outside. Do they need a lot of sunlight? If so, will the heat and humidity of South Florida affect my tree in any way?

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