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Frequently Asked Questions... Beginner at Bonsai. I have just planted the seeds for my first Bonsai tree. I'm using Japanese Black Pine seeds and have them planted in a shallow, unglazed pot. I'm growing them inside and using a plastic bag for a green house effect(as I've heard you should do). So now I have a couple of questions: 1) Is it okay to grow it as I'm growing it? 2) What "type" of Bonsai can I create from these growing conditions? 3) How hard is this to screw up?(I'm very nervous about destroying the plant) Thank you so much, Brandy It's great to know that you've taken an interest in bonsai - it's a fascinating hobby. The only problem with the way that you're approaching it however, is that you won't have a genuine bonsai for many years to come using the method that you're currently using - as you're not actually working with a plant to make into a bonsai, but waiting for plants to grow so that you can train them. As you well know, seeds take a relatively long time to germinate and become a proper plant to use for bonsai - with preferably a 1/2-1'' (1-2cm) diameter trunk (unless you want to do mini-bonsai which are about 4" high and a totally different practice). Because of this, it may be a good idea to take the germinated black pine seedlings from the unglazed bonsai pot and transfer them to individual, ordinary plastic nursery pots with a sandy, well-drained soil mix. This will make them stronger trees and not inhibit their growth which would prevent you being able to train them properly later.

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Japanese Friendship Garden, San Diego web site map Addtional information on Bonsai American Bonsai Society Bonsai on the Web T he art of BONSAI started in the orient centuries ago. First it was developed by the Chinese and later by the Japanese. Today the bonsai culture is enjoyed worldwide. An understanding of the basic plant requirements makes it possible to grow the bonsai of your choice where and when you want it. Some of these are: Temperature Bonsai Trees are meant to be outdoors. They may be taken inside the home for one to two days at a time but should be rotated back to a well-ventilated location outside. If the desire is to maintain the bonsai inside the home all the time, then it is recommended several trees be maintained so they may be rotated. Light Filtered (shaded) natural light is advised. Avoid direct sunlight if adequate ventilation cannot be provided. Water Keep soil moist, not wet. An overly watered plant is as unhappy as a dry one. An effective watering method is to soak the tree in water - filled tub and allowing the water to dray. In the summer, daily water application may be necessary. During the colder months, watering every third day may be all that is needed. Trees contained in smaller and shallower pots need more frequent watering. Misting the foliage is also beneficial. Feeding Feed sparingly. Plant food of one-fourth the recommended strength at six weeks intervals during the growing period is sufficient. The tree is "at rest" November through February and fertilizing is not necessary.

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About This Service List Of Topics Visit Gardens E-Mail Comments 3813 - Caring for Bonsai Plants Bonsai plants have become very popular to purchase for oneself or to give as gifts. Unfortunately many die due to improper care. Primary to determining how to care for your bonsai plant is to first determine whether your plant is a tropical or subtropical indoor plant or a hardy, outdoor one. Plants, such as, maples, pines, junipers and boxwoods are outdoor hardy plants and their care differs from indoor tropical plants such as weeping fig, dwarf pomegranate, natal plum, rosemary and Serissa. Indoor plants are best grown indoors as house plants but may be set out of doors for the summer as you would other indoor plants. Hardy, outdoor plants on the other hand, require outdoor growing conditions for best growth. They should be brought indoors for only short periods of time for display and then returned to their outdoor growing area. Trying to grow a hardy, outdoor bonsai plant indoors will most likely result in failure unless you are able to replicate outdoor conditions. Whether you are growing indoor or outdoor plants, proper light is very important. Most outdoor plants require good light. Full morning sun and some afternoon shade is ideal for most plants but pines and junipers can tolerate full sun all day. Indoor bonsai plants should also receive good light. Most will require a south or east facing window. A good indoor plant book can provide you with light requirements for various indoor plants.

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City Gardening Bonsai Plants Links Bonsai Boy of NY has a large selection of bonsai plants available Just click on the text link to visit that site Evergreen Gardenworks sells bonsai plants Shanti Bithi Nursery sells bonsai plants Northland Gardens sells bonsai Plants An Authenic Bonsai Company sells bonsai Plants Ancient Trees sells bonsai Bonsai East has a limited selection of bonsai trees Bonsai West has a very limited selection of bonsai trees available Brussel's Bonsai Nursery has a huge selection of bonsai trees Celestial Bonsai has a very limited selection of bonsai available DaSu Bonsai Studio has a very limited selection of bonsai trees available Fuko Bonsai sells Hawaii Bonsai plants Green Thumb Bonsai stocks a huge selection of bonsai trees International Bonsai has large selection of bonsai trees Marrs Tree Farm has a large selection of bonsai trees has a limited selction of bonsai plants available Tokonoma Bonsai has a very limited selection of bonsai US Bonsai sells Bonsai plants Mini Forest sells minitrees Miniature Plant Kingdom has over 1500 varieties of miniplants Just click on the text link to go to the main index City Gardening Main Index Search the Web.

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Retail bonsai nursery located in West Swan, Western Australia. Supplies Bonsai plants, pots, tools, accessories and tutorial courses

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