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someone please tell me the tree name and hints and tips.
thanks will be very grateful
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- Greener Thumb
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Please do a 'search' of Chinese elm. You will see many pictures. Also note that they are temperate deciduous trees and should be kept outdoors (depending on where you live). Read about their natural environment and need for Winter dormancy.
Bonsai that do well indoors are usually 'tropical' natives that do not appreciate cooler (colder) temps and do not mind the 'sameness' of living on a windowsill.
Your tree may be in big trouble. Give us a bit of history about its care.
Bonsai that do well indoors are usually 'tropical' natives that do not appreciate cooler (colder) temps and do not mind the 'sameness' of living on a windowsill.
Your tree may be in big trouble. Give us a bit of history about its care.
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Unfortunately from reading what people write in to this Forum, it seems to be a common occurrence that sellers of bonsai trees give no information or very bad information about the trees they sell. No information would be preferable, because then you might go looking as you have done, to find out. But when you are told things that are just wrong, you probably don't go looking until there are already big problems.