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Hi all,
I have read countless post on Juniper Bonsai and how they should be taken care of from this forum.
This is what happened to my Bonsai. I am located at Melbourne, Australia. A couple weeks ago, the temperature went up to 40degrees and since than, some of my bonsai leaves has turned yellow. I don't really understand what happened, that very hot day I brought my Juniper Bonsai indoors and kept it in a sheltered area.
Also, new green leaves and roots are growing off the brown branches - which I dun really understand what is happening. [img]https://i48.tinypic.com/i21u7d.jpg[/img] Can somebody please help me? This bonsai is really very important to me.
I am watering it correctly as advise by the forum when I first got my bonsai, using a toothpick to check moist in soil, soaking it, keeping the needles moist daily with a mist spray, leaving it outdoors in the day to get the morning.
Please advise what is wrong and if there is anything I can do to salvage my bonsai.
Thanks in advance.