Ruth asks…
Can my chinese juniper bonsai be grown inside?
I just got a bonsai that I think is a chinese juniper….it just says starter bonsai on the side of the pot. Ive been reading online and have found that I should not grow it inside and that it is ok to grow it inside, which is it.
Bonsai Dreams answers:
It is an OUTDOOR tree, and must not be kept in your house for more than 2 hours a MONTH. It must have a cold winter so it can go dormant. If you would like to send an email to me at:
wchoat@american-bonsai.com , I’ll be glad to send you care instructions that the seller should have given you. You may also want to look at the junipers on my site:
http://www.american-bonsai.com
Steven asks…
Repotting my bonsai tree ?
There are some roots coming out of the drainage hole in my pot that my bonsai tree is in. Does this automatically mean it needs to be repotted. There does not seem to be to many roots crowded on the top though.
Bonsai Dreams answers:
Here is an expert village video on repotting bonsai trees. I refer to this site for lots of things because it is just awesome and free.
These people are experts. This bonsai guy has many other instructional videos that you may find useful.
Http://www.expertvillage.com/video/426_bonsai-repotting.htm
Good Luck
Joseph asks…
Can a bonsai tree attract a fairy, elf, dwarf, or gnome?
Some say that elementals, fairies or any unseen beings live in trees. Can we expect them to live in bonsai trees that grow in pots? If yes, only the gnomes pick them?
Bonsai Dreams answers:
They’re called Dryads or “wood nymphs” and are usually associated with bigger trees. All the ones I know about are deep in the forests and live in full size oaks, beech and I know of one in a willow…..I don’t think your bonsai is big enough to hold a dryad……Set out a saucer of cream and you might draw in a Pixie.
I hope this helped ya
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