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2011-11-06 Gardenia Bonsai Leaves:

Hi Amy,     It's never a good idea to let a bonsai go dry, but it doesn't sound like the entire tree died. Do not fertilize the tree for the next couple weeks - you do not want to fertilize a weak tree

2011-10-16 drying bonsai plant:

Hi Emma,    I would not fertilize the tree if it looks stressed. In a couple weeks, you can start fertilizing again. Try to get your hands on an Organic fertilizer. Organic fertilizers tend to be gentle

2011-10-11 drying bonsai plant:

Hi Emma,    I have some bad news. The tree you purchased (Juniper) is an outdoor tree. I have no ideas why these are sold in home improvement stores as indoor trees. Bonsai trees are no different than

2011-09-10 Turn anything into a bonsai?:

I Desi,    Unfortunately, i am not sure if the above plants can be grown indoors. Most trees can be grown in shallow pots and "bonsai", but i'm not sure if papaya and avocado trees can grow indoors. A

2011-06-01 Time before First Training:

Hi Emily,    I would personal try to keep the trees in training pots for as long as possible. This will allow the roots to establish themselves and grow stronger. In regards to wiring. I would recommend