please help I am new to looking after my Bonsai and the leaves are already falling off
PLease help
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Welcome Pete.Pete New Guy wrote: please help I am new to looking after my Bonsai and the leaves are already falling off
PLease help
First let me mention that my car won't start, Please help.
I am betting you cannot possible determine anything about the problem I am experiencing from all of the details given.
Am I right? Does that sound familiar to this?
please help I am new to looking after my Bonsai and the leaves are already falling off
PLease help
To help you effectively we are going to need more details than you have supplied so far.
Details like these would be helpful:
Species/Variety of tree: If known.
Watering: Method & Timing. Though it seems deceptively simple, I assure you that watering mistakes cause the overwhelming majority of bonsai deaths.
Bonsai Soil: It's important
Where you are keeping it: Indoors/Outdoors, Information about the temperature and lighting it is exposed to will be helpful as well.
Your geographic location: This helps us determine a bit about your climactic conditions.
Duration: How long have you had the tree? Or the issue/problem?
Recent Changes Is there anything out of the ordinary the tree has experienced lately? It could be a factor.
IE: Location change, Dry spell {forgot to water}, Unseasonably cold/hot weather, Physical trauma {Knocked out of pot by pet} etc.
Size of the tree and container: Not really required, But I am nosy FYI The size of a bonsai is measured from the soil surface to the top of the tree. Pots are usually listed by the interior dimensions.
Pictures are often helpful also: full sized, Foliage, Soil, Etc... See [url=https://www.helpfulgardener.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3557]here[/url] for tips on taking helpful pictures.
Details such as these will be very effective in helping us help you. The more the better.
Thanks
ynot