can you keep japanese maple bonsai indoors?
Posted by Bonsai Care on Mar 25, 2009
My beloved paid for the japanses maple that is about 2 feet tall, still really young.. as well as you kept it indoors all winter, you were frightened that it would die in the cold.
also, it has small seedlings flourishing in it's pot, is it during all probable for me to take the single as well as lend towards to it so that it would stay the little indoor bonsai?
Was this the mistake? It is commencement to comfortable up now, so should you move it behind outside?
Its the bonsai, so it wouldnt get most bigger. iT DOESNT NEED MUCH WATER OR SUNLIGHT, (caps lock, sry). Its flattering most an indoor platn can live outside. Basicly, chose that is improved for your decorationg scheme.
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keep it outside when its warm and inside when its cold
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Outside is the best place for ANY plant. just remember that =)
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Its a bonsai, so it wont get much bigger. iT DOESNT NEED MUCH WATER OR SUNLIGHT, (caps lock, sry). Its pretty much an indoor platn can live outside. Basicly, chose which is better for your decorationg scheme.
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A tree is a tree. It should be kept outside ALL year round. Bringing it indoors can be more stressful than good, it's like taking it to a warmer country which is shrouded in darkness like a cave…
Have the seedlings got identical leaves to the maple? If not they are probably weeds.
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a maple needs to go through fall and lose its leaves and go dormant otherwise it will die from lack of rest. if you want an indoor bonsai get a tropical tree, ficus are great indoor bonsai but still would rather being outdoor in the summer. with proper care the little ones can stay little, research "mame bonsai" on the web
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