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• Chinese Elm

  For beginners to experts alike, the Chinese Elm is praised as one of the best, most versatile trees for bonsai cultvation. This Elm is native to East Asia, and in the wild can grow to

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• Singapore Holly - Malpighia coccigera

  The name, Malpighia, is used to honor Marcello Malpighia (1628 1693). He was a distinguished naturalist at Bologna, Italy. Malpighia are related to Barbados cherry and Surinam cherry. Dwarf shrub, evergreen opposite short petioled, spiny

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• Bonsai Wiki

  Welcome to Bonsai Wiki The wiki about the art of bonsai that anyone can edit 19 articles since May 2009

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• Indoor Trees

  Whether it is a bonsai tree grown in a greenhouse, or one that is grown inside your house, or an outdoor plant that was brought indoor every winter, bonsai trees have the same requirements. Although

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• Watering

  Most trees that die are lost to dehydration, either from lack of watering or from being kept in a low humidity environment (indoors) too long. Different soils dry at different rates, trees differ from species

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• Bonsai Buddy

  300px There are a few applications for Android OS that allow you to track and maintain a garden. The ones currently available are considerably limited in their scope, but they provide a concept with which

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• Bonsai Soil

  This section covers the special needs of bonsai in regards to its soil, also known as substrate, and the many components to provide the required characteristics. Bonsai soil components have two major tasks, to provide

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• Bonsai Pots

  Bonsai pots are ceramic pots in which bonsai are grown. The feature that makes these pots different from pots used for common house plants are that they tend to be smaller in contrast to the

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• Ficus

  300px Ficus is a tropical tree and commonly grown as "indoor bonsai". Notable features of Ficus includes strong growth, aerial roots, easy propagation via cuttings and small leaves (on some species).

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• Bonsai Empire

  ''Bonsai Empire'' is an educational platform to promote the art of bonsai and help especially beginners to appreciate the art of bonsai, and keep their trees alive and thriving. It started as simple website

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• Bonsai Feed

  Most general purpose liquid fertilisers are suitable. Generally a balanced fertiliser would be recommended. For example: 10-10-10 or 5-5-5 etc.

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• Juniper

  Junipers are evergreen coniferous trees and shrubs in the genus Juniperus and are one of the most common subjects in bonsai.

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• Pyrocantha

  Pyrocantha, also known as Firethorn, is an evergreen shrub.

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• Hawthorn

  Crataegus Monogyna

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• Pine

  Pines are evergreen coniferous trees in the genus Pinus. Common pine species for bonsai includes: Japanese white pine (P. Parviflora), Japanese black pine (P. Thunbergii), Scots Pine (P. Sylvestris), Mountain Pine (P. Mugo)

  https://bonsai.fandom.com/wiki/Pine

• Potentilla

  Potentilla fruticosa

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• Japanese Maple

  The Japanese maple

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• Deciduous

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• Plunge Watering

  Plunge Watering is an emergency measure used to water plants that have been allowed to dry up, but it can also be used to check whether the soil of a plant is saturated/wet enough

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