Indoor Bonsai Trees

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Indoor bonsai trees can offer many benefits to anyone who enjoys gardening and plants. These trees are smaller varieties that do very well under inside conditions.

Unlike outdoor bonsai trees, bonsai trees suitable for indoor use do not have to go through cold weather or a dormant period. Indoor varieties of bonsai should always be in a temperature above fifty five degrees and should never be exposed to frost or snow as this can kill many species. These varieties generally do well with full sun for part of the day and then shade for part of the day. Some indoor types of bonsai tree can survive, and even thrive, with full sun all day long, but for many bonsai trees this is too much and their health will suffer. Some owners may set their tree outside during the warmer months and then return the tree indoors as soon as the weather starts turning cold again.

Indoor bonsai trees need a lot of humidity, and the tree will need to be put in a new container every few years for optimum health and growth. Misting these trees is beneficial for them, but care must be taken that the bonsai tree is not watered too much because this can cause the roots to rot and the tree to die. Bonsai trees need to be trimmed and pruned regularly, for the health of the plant and to shape the tree to the desired configuration. Growing a healthy nicely shaped bonsai tree takes years of practice, but the end result is well worth the patience that is required.
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Fertilizer adds needed nutrients to the soil of indoor bonsai trees to allow for the maximum growth and health of the tree, but too much fertilizer can kill the bonsai. These trees offer beauty and elegance in home decor while creating calm and relaxation for the person pruning and shaping the bonsai. Bonsai trees have become very popular in the last few years, and more people than ever are enjoying these plants in their homes. New bonsai gardeners can be assured that they will make mistakes, but that is all part of the process and to be expected. Only after a lot of experience will trimming, pruning, and shaping the bonsai tree become easy