How To Grow Bonsai = A Healthy Bonsai – It “IS” Possible!

How To Grow Bonsai -  Growing bonsai is very therapeutic. Bonsai is an art in which requires little expense in starting out. Bonsai trees are a living art, like snowflakes, no two bonsai trees look alike.

Loving the Beauty of flowers is an added touch to your bonsai, if you enjoy flowers inside as much as you do outside, choose a lovely flowering bonsai like Azalea  or Jasmine, although there are many to choose from, bring the Beauty of the outdoors-indoors.

When growing your bonsai outdoors, just as trees do, bonsai shed their leaves in the fall and grow new ones in the Spring.

Bonsai Trees/Plants need to be pruned, their trunks, roots and branches, so you will need to learn how to do this. It’s just a matter of learning, it’s not hard. For Beginners, I would suggest starting with a Juniper Bonsai, it is slow growing and easier to care for.

Bonsai pots are very shallow and hold a lot less roots, however, bonsai trees still need watering.. Bonsai are vulnerable to dehydration, but once you learn “how to grow bonsai”  there is no worrying! How much water a bonsai needs also depends upon if you are growing it outdoor or indoor.

Bonsai do need to be re-potted, choosing a slow grower is best to start off with. Before Spring is the best time to do your re-potting. A Juniper bonsai is your best bet for slow growing and it is a great beginner bonsai! Choosing a new pot for your bonsai, depends upon the size of your tree. The larger the bonsai is, the larger the pot will need to be, see this isn’t so hard, is it!

Bonsai trees can be so rewarding when you use a step by step guide on how to grow bonsai. A step by step guide is the best way to learn how to care for your bonsai. Just be prepared to spend time on them and you will be rewarded.

Bonsai Trees are also a treasure your family can pass down from generation to generation, Yes they can live for many generations. By learning how to grow bonsai, you can have a living treasure to pass on to your grandchildren and their children/grandchildren.