i have a japanese holly bonsai and the leaves have gone hard and falling off.any help?
Posted by Bonsai Care on Nov 27, 2008
Could this be an outside tree which we have been gripping in a house? This is mostly a complaint when people sell trees, they trick we to consider which is OK to keep an outside tree inside. Anyhow, a name "Japanese holly" covers most class of trees. If we would like, to know a expect class of tree, take it to a internal hothouse as well as ask them, or if we wish, send me a print at
wchoat@american-bonsai.com as well as I'll try to establish what it is. Once a class is determined, we can discuss it we how to fight a complaint of descending leaves. Meanwhile have certain it is moist, though not shower wet. Also, we have been acquire to check my website:
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Could this be an outdoor tree that you are keeping in the house? This is often a problem when people sell trees, they mislead you to think that is OK to keep an outdoor tree inside. Anyhow, the name "Japanese holly" covers many species of trees. If you would like, to know the exact species of tree, take it to a local nursery and ask them, or if you wish, send me a photo at
wchoat@american-bonsai.com and I'll try to determine what it is. Once the species is determined, we can tell you how to combat the problem of falling leaves. Meanwhile make sure it is moist, but not soaking wet. Also, you are welcome to check my website:
http://www.american-bonsai.com
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