Posted by admin | Posted in Bonsai | Posted on 12-03-2010
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bonsai tips anyone………………..?
hi. i dont wanna spend a lot of money to buy a bonsai … moreover i wanna create one myself. i dont wanna spend anything to buy a plant to bonsai either, i wanna grow my own. real cheapo u see. could someone suggest which plant among the ones listed below is the best to bonsai and why.
1> neem
2> rain tree
3> flame tree
4> banyan tree
also… what how should i go about makin a bonsai???????
Bonsai is an art, but it doesn’t have to be an expensive art. I have one and the only thing I had to actually purchase was the dish it’s in and I got it from Wal*Mart. 
Any tree can be made into a bonsai. Choose a young one, get a small pot (I got a wooden bowl at Walm*Mart for $0.98 and drilled a drainage hole in it. It’s a good idea to prop it on something so it can drain easily too.) Trim the roots down some, but not too much. You don’t want to kill your tree. Plant it in your new pot and watch it grow. It will need to be in a sunny window if it can’t go outside. Don’t over water it. Once a week is plenty if it’s indoors. A good read would be “The Complete Book of Bonsai” by Harry Tomlinson. You can probably check this out at your local library. If not there are tons of internet sites about bonsais. Most importantly, good luck and HAVE FUN!
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