12 best bonsai trees for sale indoor

• Everything needed to grow 4 beautiful bonsai trees - in one sleek box: Contains 4 types of seeds (Rocky Mountain Bristlecone Pine, Black Poui, Norway Spruce, and Flame Tree) stored in seed-safe vials for better germination, 4 biodegradable growing pots, 1 expanding-soil disc, 4 bamboo plant markers, 1 bonsai clipper and a beautiful, comprehensive and simple instruction booklet.
• #1 growth performance: Our rating speaks for itself! Planter's Choice is the only brand that stores the seeds in our seed-safe vials to ensure proper germination.
• The perfect diy gift: For mom, dad, him or her, this is the perfect gift to give on birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, housewarming, or any other occasion — ideal for beginners, masters, and children alike. See the excitement in their eyes as they experience growing indoor bonsai trees.
• No green thumb needed: Just follow the easy step-by-step instructions, and you're good to go! All 4 trees can be planted and kept both indoors and outdoors at any time of the year, and no stratification is needed for any of the seeds. The included booklet is comprehensive and beautifully designed so that you can follow along on the journey of each seed, its history, and the best way to plant it to ensure it germinates.
• 100% satisfaction guaranteed: Love it, or your money back! If you struggle with any aspect of the process, don't hesitate to contact us. We promise to help you out until you receive the results that you want. Nevertheless, if you are not satisfied with the kit, we'll refund you 100% of the money, no questions asked.

User questions & answers

Question:	How much seeds do I have to sow from each type
Answer:	Everything is explained in detail in the included booklet. Pinus Aristata: 3-5 seedsJacaranda Mimosifolia: 6-8 seedsPicea Abies: 3-5 seedsDelonix Regia: 2-4 seedsHope this helps.RachelPlanters' Choice
Question:	When you get the seeds do you need to start the process immediately or can they wait awhile until you begin the process
Answer:	They can wait
Question:	Will the trees do well indoors? If not do they do well through a cold winter (15-30 degrees Fahrenheit
Answer:	They will all live indoors...temporarily. Maybe the deciduous trees will live long-term on a south-facing windowsill, but the conifers, pine and spruce, will almost certainly die inside. They'll be just fine with 15 Fahrenheit outside. They're hardy to at least -30.
Question:	Has anyone actually grown one yet
Answer:	I hate to break it to everyone, but not a single person who buys this will ever have an actual bonsai. Bonsai are not grown from seed. The trunk-like appearance that bonsai have will simply never come about in a small pot. Bonsai are made by harvesting an outdoor specimen and chopping it all the way down so that a small amount of "trunk" is left. The leftover trunk then grows out new stems and leaves which eventually become branches, and that is how you get the trunk-like appearance of an older tree. Read some info on Google and you'll understand.

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This Windswept Juniper Pre-Bonsai is a New England Bonsai Gardens Exclusive and a perfect outdoor tree to mold into a masterpiece. The only thing holding you back is your imagination. Height: 3-5 inches. Spread: 6-13 inches. Temperature: An advantage to using the Juniper for Bonsai is that because of the degree of hardiness, this tree can remain outdoors, even in the winter months; although it should not be exposed to temperatures below 59 degrees. One of the most important aspects of growing the Juniper outdoors is that the root ball should be carefully protected from frost, as should newly wired or trained trees. Juniper Bonsai grow both indoors as well as outdoors, however, they should be kept in a cooler environment during the winter months in order to experience a winter rest period in order to maintain good health. During this period your bonsai should be protected from drying winds and extremely cold conditions. Junipers are considered outdoor trees. They require a great deal of direct sunlight, changes in temperature, and humidity. When kept outside it can tolerate just about any condition, but don’t let it freeze and make sure it gets afternoon shade in the summer. Lighting: Filtered or shaded sunlight outside is best for your Juniper bonsai. Allow your Juniper bonsai to get low intensity morning sunlight when possible and avoid the direct afternoon sunlight. Green Mound Junipers love lots of bright light with a minimum of four hours direct sunlight a day. This type of juniper tree will grow best in full sun to semi-shade, making it easy to find an acceptable place for it to thrive. Watering: Junipers, as with most bonsai, like to dry out between being watered. You will want to feel the soil every day in order to assess its moisture levels. If there is a rock in the planting lift it up and feel under it, otherwise, just stick your finger about a half of an inch to an inch into the soil. If the soil feels dry, it is time to water your bonsai

• OUTDOOR BONSAI TREE - Easy to care for Juniper tree where the branches respond well to wiring and reshaping
• This Windswept Juniper Pre-Bonsai is a New England Bonsai Gardens exclusive
• FOLLOW SIMPLE GUIDELINES - This will allow a Juniper Bonsai tree to be grown without difficulty. Beginners will appreciate the ease and will enable one to develop their bonsia into an outdoor tree they can be proud of
• Sunlight Needed so this bonsai tree can thrive. Your Juniper tree will want to stay outdoors year round. Allow your Juniper bonsai to get LOW INTENSITY MORNING SUNLIGHT when possible and avoid the direct afternoon sunlight.
• BONSAI OUTLET has always been committed to providing customers with high quality and will continue to provide the best in bonsai trees and DIY Kits.

User questions & answers

Question:	What is “pre-bonsai
Answer:	Pre-Bonsai means it's a starter plant / tree and it generally ships in a plastic grow pot. It's the owners responsibility to then transplant it into a ceramic container, if that is the desired goal. This particular Juniper ships in a 4" grow pot. Thank you
Question:	How old is the bonsai
Answer:	Please ask the seller. I just purchased the bonsai and I love it. Looks great and healthy. Will buy it again. Please ask me the same question again in 5 to 10 years
Question:	Hello why bonsai live tree cannot ship to Srilanka. If any seller can ship to my country please inform me
Answer:	Hello, thanks for your question. Unfortunately, US agricultural law, along with international law, prohibits the transport of agricultural products across seas without special permits.... and in some cases will require quarantining to ensure the product is free of invasive species and won't pose a threat to the local environment. We do apologize and wish we could help you. Your best bet is to speak with a local nursery and see if they may have access to what you are looking for. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
Question:	Will this juniper tree survive outdoors in South Florida's hot and humid climate
Answer:	It has survived summer in southeast Texas, where it is hot and humid as well. In the shade of course!

User questions & answers

Question:	Vivo en una ciudad donde el frío en inviernos baja hasta cinco grados, en este caso las plantas no tienen problema si las pongo en un sótano o pueden
Answer:	Ellas necesitan sol para crecer, si las pones en el sótano se podrán morir.
Question:	I am unable to scan the card for the tool kit, is there any other way to get it
Answer:	Hi, Thanks for your question. There should also be a link printed on the cards. If that does not also work for you please contact us via our site and our customer service team will be able to assist you. Kind Regards, Grow Buddha
Question:	Do I need to cut the seeds to make them germinate quickly? And how long until they sprout
Answer:	Hello, Thank you for your question. Not all seeds need to be cut to make them germinate quickly. In fact some seeds will die if you do this. Please checkout our video tutorials for detailed instructions on how to sow each seeds variety. The germination time also varies between each species of tree. Some trees like the Wisteria will germinate as quickly as 7-10 days. Please feel free to contact us anytime. Kind Regards, Grow Buddha
Question:	After putting red maple seed in the soil do i put it in sun till germination it says cold frame
Answer:	If you've already done the 6wks in refrigerator sunlight shouldn't matter too much until it sprouts. Just be sure to keepit moist. The soil or coconut husk it came with keeps moisture well. Soak it good at first then a little water daily.

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Complete Bonsai Tree Starter Kit

Bonsai is an art which has been mastered in Asia for hundreds of years. These elegant trees are grown in small containers and trimmed and trained to perfection by enthusiasts. Grow Buddha has created a truly Easy Bonsai Starter kit which has now enabled anyone from beginner to professional gardeners to grow their own Bonsai trees from scratch. Our Kit comes with detailed instructions manual on how to successfully germinate our Bonsai tree seeds and also an additional online E-Book which carefully details how to nurture and grow your bonsai tree seedlings into a mature Bonsai Tree. Unlike other kits found elsewhere, we also offer a Bonsai tree leaf trimmer and a high quality Bonsai tree starter pot. Our kit is truly a great quality product when compared to other Bonsai tree kits.

High Germination Rate

Our Reviews on Amazon speaks for itself when compared to our competitors. Our seed success rate is simply unbeatable and is totally down to the high quality seeds we source directly from local farmers at peak harvest time each year. We at Grow Buddha take the quality of the seeds and germination seriously. Just like our customers, our team tests and germinates every batch of seeds we send to make sure the quality is maintained. Whether you are buying this kit for a 10 year old or 70 year old, we are confident they will be extremely pleased with our Bonsai Starter Kit and sure to have great success at germinating their own little trees. Our Bonsai Kit is simply the best Gift idea for any occasion and for all ages and is sure to put a smile on anyones face.

Japanese Red Maple

Red Maple is the one of the most used deciduous tree species when designing gardens thanks to their special features. Slow growth allows for controlling the volume of the tree throughout its life, supports pruning well and retains its typical umbrella shape. It grows into an Umbrella shape which gives an incredible aesthetic effect in any household. Its silhouette is easily recognisable and stands out from other plants.

Wisteria

The wisteria (also spelled wistaria) is an excellent outdoor choice for bonsai, and one that adds a unique fragrance to your Bonsai tree collection! As a deciduous climber, the wisteria tree remains relatively free of pests and disease and can develop thick trunks very quickly. The purple blossoms which engulf the tree each year is sure to catch everyones eyes.

Japanese Black Pine

Japanese Black Pine is a classic species of tree to used for Bonsai purposes, but also very popular in Japan. Pinus species that have short needles which are most suitable to grow Bonsai from. Black Pines are very tolerant of poor conditions, surviving in nature on nutrient-lacking soils. The tree has thick needles up to 12cm (4’’) long, which can be shortened by regular pinching.

Judas Tree

Cercis siliquastrum, commonly known as the Judas tree or Judas tree, is a small deciduous tree from Southern Europe and Western Asia which is noted for its prolific display of deep pink owners in spring. There is a long-standing myth that Judas Iscariot hanged himself from a tree of this species.

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There are over 600 species of Ficus, most of them tropical and evergreen. Ficus produces a unique "fruit" which is actually an inverted flower. Ficus is one of the most loved bonsai for many reasons. Ficus are one of the best varieties of Bonsai trees for indoors. They're very easy to take care of and need little attention. In the ficus family, the Golden Gate variety is the best for growing indoors. The attractive gray trunk is thick and sturdy topped by small, dark green oval foliage. It is an excellent tree for beginners, as most species of Ficus are fast growers, tolerant of most any soil and light conditions, make fine indoor bonsai, and perhaps most importantly, are remarkably forgiving of those just learning bonsai watering techniques.

Each live plant is shipped with the Phytosanitary Certificate as required by the USDA.

From the Manufacturer

Brussel's Golden Gate Ficus Bonsai - Medium

• CONTENTS: Bonsai, Decorative Container (Assorted Colors & Styles), Soil, Care Instructions.
• SPECIES: In the ficus family, the Golden Gate variety is the best for growing indoors. The attractive gray trunk is thick and sturdy topped by small, dark green oval foliage.
• AGE/SIZE/CARE: Your medium 7 year old bonsai will arrive at 8" to 10" tall in a 8" container and will perform best indoors (see detailed care instructions in images)
• USES: Ideal Mother’s Day gift, office & cubicle decor or a centerpiece for any kitchen table, desktop, window plant or outdoor decor.
• WARRANTY: Your bonsai tree has been grown in a state-of-the-art greenhouse under precisely controlled conditions to achieve optimum health. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your tree or with our service, please notify us within 30 days of receipt. We will correct the situation to your satisfaction.

User questions & answers

Question:	I've killed three trees; they live outdoors, quarter day sun, watered every other day - they flourish, go dormant in winter, then die! Any thoughts
Answer:	I would recommand using bonsai soil with very well drainage. Also have slow release fertilizer on top of the soil so the tree can get nutrients because after a while the tree roots will suck up all the nutrients from the soil inside the pot. If your location is too cold, windy, and have snows, most bonsai will die. Even expert have a hard time keeping them alive. I have been purchasing bonsai for over 8 years. I killed the same type of plant I purchased from this seller when I was living in st.louis cold winter. However, now I live in Vegas, the plant is doing very well. Either your water not enough or too much or the weather of you location killed the plant
Question:	Why can't this be shipped to my address in PA
Answer:	I just called about the extra large for $64 and asked why could it not be shipped to Pennsylvania or New Jersey or Delaware because I am in the tri-state area I tried all three...I digress I’m not sure why it can’t but they told me to try again in 24 hours if not I asked that they make a note that I could get it for this price point and they said they would make sure of it !
Question:	conflicting information...will this survive indoors and with how much natural or artificial light or is it needed to be outside a portion of the day
Answer:	Definitely needs some time outside. Mine was drying out frequently indoors and I was watering it to much in my opinion. As it is a tree I felt it needed more natural sunlight (morning 2 mid afternoon exposure) indirect and a portion of direct sunlight. I also kept it out overnight on my back porch occasionally. I like to give all my bonsai fresh air and real sunlight at least a couple times a wk. They seem HaPPier..... P.s they actually get more vibrant color .....my opinon
Question:	Will this work as an indoor plant? tia
Answer:	I had mine outside during the day time so they can get some air and sunlight. I leave it indoor for display during night time. It is doing very well and new leaves forming after 2 months. Make sure the soil get plenty of water, moist not wet, and fertilizer for tree to have nutrients. I have been doing bonsai for 8 years. Trust me it will work.

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What is a Bonsai?

Literally, the Japanese word 'bonsai' means 'tray tree' or 'plant grown in a pot'. The term refers to the artistic techniques used to capture the natural beauty of trees, rather than a specific variety of tree. A full-grown tree and a bonsai can be grown from the same seed - the bonsai has simply been dwarfed and shaped through years of training. To develop authentic bonsai, Brussels grows specimens under carefully controlled conditions, meticulously training each tree with wire and pruning over a period of years. The value of a particular bonsai typically depends on size, age, and training. Generally, more expensive trees are larger, older, and have had more detailed, elaborate training. These qualities combined create the illusion of a large tree in a natural setting.

Most bonsai trees can live up to 100 years or more depending, of course, on the quality of care they receive.

Climate and Placement

Suited to bright, humid, equatorial climates, tropical bonsai prefer common room temperatures, between 65 and 75 degrees F, 3 to 4 hours of direct sunlight, and humidity levels of about 75%. If your home tends to be dry, a cool mist humidifier or ceramic bonsai humidity tray can help mimic the moist, tropical climate ideal for growing indoor bonsai.

Indoor bonsai are tropical plants adaptable to indoor conditions. Select a spot with good air circulation, but avoid cold drafts, drying heat vents, and appliances with heat exhausts. They prefer sunny areas near windows facing southeast or west. Choose a location that receives morning sun and afternoon shade. Though they grow well indoors year-round, tropical bonsai flourish outdoors on a patio or deck that receives indirect sunlight. They can withstand outdoor summer temperatures up to 100 degrees F, as well as dryer, desert climates as long as they are watered adequately. Bring bonsai indoors when night temperatures fall below 55 degrees F. Do not allow tropical bonsai to freeze.

In Japan, bonsai are traditionally displayed against a solid black, white, wood, or bamboo background, or on a stand or pot larger than the tree. Stark contrasts enhance a bonsai’s simple beauty.

Watering and Training

In fall, winter and spring, water tropical bonsai thoroughly every two or three days. In hot summer months, water daily - especially in dry, hot climates. Use a can or hose attachment that casts a soft, rain-like spray that won’t disturb the soil in the pot. Bonsai can never be allowed to dry out.

All bonsai require some degree of seasonal pruning. Regular pruning produces smaller branches and maintains the tree’s miniature size. A simple pair of pointed-nose scissors does the job. Wiring may also be used to hold branches in a desired position or location. If you’re happy with the branch placement as is, there is no real need to wire. For detailed instruction in the art of bonsai cultivation, Brussel’s Bonsai recommends purchasing a book on basic training techniques.

If you choose to wire your bonsai, make sure to use heavier gauge wire for larger branches on the bottom of the tree, and lighter gauge for smaller branches. Begin by sticking the end of the wire into the soil next to the trunk of the tree. Wrap the wire around the trunk until you come to the first branch. Continue curling the wire around the branch. Once you have come to the end of a branch, cut and remove the excess wire. The wire now allows you to bend the branch into the desired shape and location.

Soil, Fertilizer and Repotting

Bonsai trees spend years in the same soil and eventually deplete the available nutrients. Providing supplemental nutrition is essential for a healthy tree. Most water soluble and time-released fertilizers work well when used as directed.

Bonsai need to be repotted every 3 to 5 years. After receiving your tree, wait at least one growing season before repotting. Using proper bonsai soil is critical. Brussel’s bonsai soil consists of a mixture of high-fired clay particles and finely ground pine bark. The soil-free mix does not compact, allows water to drain easily, plus helps prevent the root rot that often occurs with ordinary potting soil.

It is important to pot your bonsai correctly. Prepare your container for potting by putting screen over the drain holes Run wire through the drain screen - you will need this to secure the tree in the container. Trim the root ball so it will fit in the bonsai pot. Keep in mind, cutting larger roots is better than cutting small feeder roots. Continue trimming the root ball until it will fit into the bonsai container. Be sure to place a good layer of bonsai soil on the bottom of the bonsai container.

Place the tree in the pot. Use the wire to secure the tree in the bonsai container. Twist and pull the wire with pliers to tighten. Add bonsai soil around the root ball. Use a chopstick to work the bonsai soil into the root system. Your bonsai should now be secure in its new container.

To ensure only well-established, healthy trees are shipped, Brussel's Bonsai imports its trees from nurseries in China where growers spend years training and shaping tree branches. Some bonsai defoliate (drop leaves) when their environment changes. If upon the tree's arrival some leaves have dropped or turned slightly brown that does not mean the bonsai is unhealthy. Defoliation is the natural result of being in the low-light environment of a shipping box. Whenever possible, Brussel’s Bonsai avoids using Styrofoam-popcorn packaging. In some cases, Styrofoam popcorn must be used to safely pack unusually shaped bonsai. Organic popcorn packaging made from corn starch reacts with moisture from the trees and can dissolve. When you receive your tree, place the box in a shaded area to unpack. Inspect tree for damage to branches or leaves. Water soil if dry. Place each bonsai in protected shade for at least one week before moving to a sunny location.

The Story of Brussel's Bonsai Nursery

When Brussel Martin was five years old, he was instantly captivated by several bonsai his father brought back from a California business trip. As a teenager, he began to seriously study the art of bonsai. What started as an artistic endeavor in his parents' backyard quickly grew into a business. In the 1970’s, he began selling bonsai through the mail and traveling to shows across the country. By the early '80s, he was making annual buying trips to Asia.

As the business has grown, so has his desire to introduce bonsai to more and more Americans. Brussels now offers a full range of bonsai trees, from modestly priced bonsai for the beginner to unique specimens styled by bonsai experts.

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Artificial Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree 5ft

• 【Realistic Artificial Tree】 The height of this artificial tree is 60 inches.The trunk is crafted from real natural wood for a lifelike Ficus tree appearance .Each of the individual leaves are designed to simulate accurate color and texture of real tree.The mock moss in the flower pots makes it look even more realistic and beautiful.
• 【Indoor & Outdoor Decor】Our faux tree can be placed indoors or outdoors to perfectly match any decor or theme and to provide needed freshness and elegance. Add this artificial tree to your dining room decor to bring a sense of energy, harmony, and freshness to this space.
• 【Durable Material】 The flowerpot is made of soft PP material, with cement poured inside. Cement ensures the overall stability of the simulation tree.
• 【No Assembly Required】This simulation tree comes with over 150 leaves. After receiving our artificial fiddle leaf fig tree,you only need to take out our simulation tree, and adjust the position of the leaves as needed No other tools are needed throughout the process.
• 【Easy to Clean & Care】 With no need for watering, fertilizer, and sunlight, Looks full and fresh every day. While it adds a touch of greenery to your home .just occasionally wipe it with a damp cloth.
• After-sales Support 2-YEAR free warranty and 30-Day Return Policy. Please contact us to know more details about this artificial Fiddle Leaf Fig tree.

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The Satsuki Azalea is a popular choice among Bonsai. This particular plant is very hardy and produces magnificent flowers ranging up to seven inches in diameter. Of all shrubs with flowers, the Azalea is by far the most dramatic with brilliant blooms of radiant colors blooming in late spring. While there are many species of Azalea, the Satsuki, or Rhododendron indicum is easily one of the most popular, featuring an excellent low, twiggy habit with lovely funnel shaped unscented flowers in whites, pinks, reds and purples. The Satsuki is identified by two blossoms on the end of the terminal; they also have slightly hairy leaves budding out freely from even fairly old wood. Because the azalea is highly coveted in Japan, there have been hundreds of different varieties, in every color except yellow, bright orange, and true blue.

Each live plant is shipped with the Phytosanitary Certificate as required by the USDA.

• CONTENTS: Bonsai, Decorative Container (Assorted Colors & Styles), Soil, Care Instructions.
• SPECIES: Of all shrubs with flowers, the Azalea is by far the most dramatic with brilliant blooms of radiant colors blooming in late spring. While there are many species of Azalea, the Satsuki, or Rhododendron indicum is easily one of the most popular, featuring an excellent low, twiggy habit with lovely funnel shaped unscented flowers in whites, pinks, reds and purples.
• AGE/SIZE/CARE: Your small 5 year old bonsai will arrive between 6" to 8" tall in a 6" container and will perform best outdoors (see detailed care instructions in images)
• BLOOM: Bonsai will bloom between April - May
• WARRANTY: Your bonsai tree has been grown in a state-of-the-art greenhouse under precisely controlled conditions to achieve optimum health. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your tree or with our service, please notify us within 30 days of receipt. We will correct the situation to your satisfaction.

User questions & answers

Question:	is the plant gonna be packaged well and not damaged
Answer:	It was a gift for my mom and she said it was lovely. I've never had an issue with Amazon packaging.
Question:	can I put the bonsai indoor I wish answer me because I need put it in my bedroom
Answer:	I have one at work so yes it can do well indoors. I bought a small bottle of bonsai liquid food and put it in a spray bottle and I spray it every other day. I also water on Monday’s when I return after the weekend. And I put it in a window that gets direct sunlight. I leave it there for 6 hours from 9 morning til 3 pm. And it’s doing beautiful.
Question:	I want to buy this tree; however, if it is deciduous and has to be outside all the time, will it survive a North Dakota Zone 3 winter
Answer:	I don't know what a North Dakota zone 3 winter is defined, ( did not check the internet) But, according to what I have read in the Bonsai Basics by Colin Lewis, the Satsuki Azalea will tolerate full sun for a while but but will perform at their best if kept in semi shade, or even full shade during mid-summer. The flowers also last a lot longer in semi-shade. In winter, protect from wind at al times and bring the tree into a frost- free garage or shed if tempertures threaten to stay below -5 degrees C or (23 degrees F) for more than a day or so.
Question:	Is this specific Tree poisonous to cats
Answer:	Yes, it's the Azalea, and Azeleas are poisonous to cats

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What is a Bonsai?

Literally, the Japanese word 'bonsai' means 'tray tree' or 'plant grown in a pot.' The term refers to the artistic techniques used to capture the natural beauty of trees, rather than a specific variety of tree. A full-grown tree and a bonsai can be grown from the same seed --the bonsai has simply been dwarfed and shaped through years of training. To develop authentic bonsai, Brussels grows specimens under carefully controlled conditions, meticulously training each tree with wire and pruning over a period of years. The value of a particular bonsai typically depends on size, age, and training. Generally, more expensive trees are larger, older, and have had more detailed, elaborate training. These qualities combined create the illusion of a large tree in a natural setting.

Most bonsai trees can live up to 100 years or more depending, of course, on the quality of care they receive.

Climate and Placement

Outdoor bonsai are deciduous trees that require the same climate changes in spring, summer, fall, and winter as full-sized trees of the same species. As a rule, deciduous bonsai do well in regions with humidity levels of 50% to 75% and yearly temperature ranges of 20 to 100 degree F. During winter, deciduous bonsai must remain outdoors. This period of dormancy is essential--without it, the tree may become unhealthy and susceptible to disease. Protect or 'heel-in' your bonsai by covering the pot and soil with pine needles or mulch. Place the tree against a wall to shield it from extreme winds. Outdoor bonsai are more vulnerable to extreme cold than full-size trees and should be moved to a garage, shed, cold frame, or basement when temperatures fall below 20 degrees F.

Deciduous bonsai need to be kept outdoors year-round. Natural sunlight and rainwater are both important elements in an ideal growing environment. Typically, they require six or more hours of direct sunlight a day and do well in locations that get shade from late afternoon sun. Outdoor bonsai may be displayed indoors once a month, for short periods of time (2-3 days).

In Japan, bonsai are traditionally displayed against a solid black, white, wood, or bamboo background, or on a stand or pot larger than the tree. Stark contrasts enhance the bonsai’s simple beauty.

Watering and Training

Generally speaking, water when the top of the soil is dry. Use a can or hose attachment that casts a soft, rain-like spray that won’t disturb the soil in the pot. Do not allow bonsai to dry out. Water daily during hot summer months. In winter, though trees need less water, it’s a good idea to water well before a hard freeze (frozen water acts as insulation).

All bonsai require some degree of seasonal pruning. Regular pruning produces smaller branches and maintains the tree’s miniature size. A simple pair of pointed-nose scissors does the job. Wiring may also be used to hold branches in a desired position or location. If you’re happy with the branch placement as is, there is no real need to wire. For detailed instruction in the art of bonsai cultivation, Brussel’s Bonsai recommends purchasing a book on basic training techniques.

If you choose to wire your bonsai, make sure to use heavier gauge wire for larger branches on the bottom of the tree, and lighter gauge for smaller branches. Begin by sticking the end of the wire into the soil next to the trunk of the tree. Wrap the wire around the trunk until you come to the first branch. Continue curling the wire around the branch. Once you have come to the end of a branch, cut and remove the excess wire. The wire now allows you to bend the branch into the desired shape and location.

Soil, Fertilizer and Repotting

Bonsai trees spend years in the same soil and eventually deplete the available nutrients. Providing supplemental nutrition is essential for a healthy tree. Most water soluble and time-released fertilizers work well when used as directed.

Bonsai need to be repotted every 3 to 5 years. After receiving your tree, wait at least one growing season before repotting. Using proper bonsai soil is critical. Brussel’s bonsai soil consists of a mixture of high-fired clay particles and finely ground pine bark. The soil-free mix does not compact, allows water to drain easily, plus helps prevent the root rot that often occurs with ordinary potting soil.

It is important to pot your bonsai correctly. Prepare your container for potting by putting screen over the drain holes Run wire through the drain screen - you will need this to secure the tree in the container. Trim the root ball so it will fit in the bonsai pot. Keep in mind, cutting larger roots is better than cutting small feeder roots. Continue trimming the root ball until it will fit into the bonsai container. Be sure to place a good layer of bonsai soil on the bottom of the bonsai container.

Place the tree in the pot. Use the wire to secure the tree in the bonsai container. Twist and pull the wire with pliers to tighten. Add bonsai soil around the root ball. Use a chopstick to work the bonsai soil into the root system. Your bonsai should now be secure in its new container.

To ensure only well-established, healthy trees are shipped, Brussel's Bonsai imports its trees from nurseries in China where growers spend years training and shaping tree branches. Some bonsai defoliate (drop leaves) when their environment changes. If upon the tree's arrival some leaves have dropped or turned slightly brown that does not mean the bonsai is unhealthy. Defoliation is the natural result of being in the low-light environment of a shipping box. Whenever possible, Brussel’s Bonsai avoids using Styrofoam-popcorn packaging. In some cases, Styrofoam popcorn must be used to safely pack unusually shaped bonsai. Organic popcorn packaging made from corn starch reacts with moisture from the trees and can dissolve. When you receive your tree, place the box in a shaded area to unpack. Inspect tree for damage to branches or leaves. Water soil if dry. Place each bonsai in protected shade for at least one week before moving to a sunny location.

The Story of Brussel's Bonsai Nursery

When Brussel Martin was five years old, he was instantly captivated by several bonsai his father brought back from a California business trip. As a teenager, he began to seriously study the art of bonsai. What started as an artistic endeavor in his parents' backyard quickly grew into a business. In the 1970’s, he began selling bonsai through the mail and traveling to shows across the country. By the early '80s, he was making annual buying trips to Asia.

As the business has grown, so has his desire to introduce bonsai to more and more Americans. Brussels now offers a full range of bonsai trees, from modestly priced bonsai for the beginner to unique specimens styled by bonsai experts.

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Get a thick trunk Bonsai Dragon Willow cutting to grow. Dragon Claw Willow Trees are highly desired as bonsai trees for their naturally occurring curly branches and leaves. Dragon Willows boast fast growing and unique characteristics that make this a must have for Bonsai lovers from Beginner to Expert level. Great as an Indoor or Outdoor Tree they prefer direct sun or partial light and do not thrive in full shade. You get one hand selected Dragon Willow Bonsai Cutting that is ready to plant. **Main pic is of a mature Bonsai and is for representation only.**

• EASY AND FUN TO GROW: Ad this amazing plant to your collection. Easy to Grow. Instructions and Video Links Included.
• #1 GROWTH PERFORMANCE: Our rating speaks for itself! Willow are the fastest growing Bonsai Trees period!
• THE PERFECT DIY GIFT: For mom, dad, him or her, this is the perfect gift to give on birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, housewarming or any other occasion. Ideal for beginners, masters, and children alike. See the excitement in their eyes as they experience growing indoor bonsai trees.
• 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: Love it, or your money back! If you struggle with any aspect of the process, don't hesitate to contact us. We promise to help you out until you receive the results that you want. Nevertheless, if you are not satisfied with the kit we'll refund you 100% of the money, no questions asked.
• *Images are for reference only and are of mature plants* - Ships Bare Root, No Soil or Pot Included, All Natural High Quality Potting Soil like Fox Farms Ocean Forest or CZ Grain Bonsai Soil is recommended

User questions & answers

Question:	How big is the tree when it is first received
Answer:	It is a thick cutting that after planted 1 inch deep will be the trunk of the tree. The leaves and branches grow very quickly!
Question:	what size bonsai pot would be appropriate
Answer:	My only response is do not fertilize your new bonsai. I got my pot from Bonsai Boy. I got a large pot for the tree and making a garden scene. Again do not fertilize your new tree. If you do, the new tree will die.
Question:	what zone can it stay outside
Answer:	9 and 10 only summer .not direct sunlight will kill it.grows well inside all year round.warm place with sun.water when u put your finger in 2 inches and it's dry.
Question:	Hi seller, how big does the tree get and will it survive indoors
Answer:	Size depends on the pot size. Bigger the pot the bigger it gets. I like an 11 inch pot. It can be indoors if you can give it enough light.

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Originating in the dry regions of South Africa, the Dwarf Jade, or ‘Elephant Bush’, is a succulent plant, which explains its ability to store water for a long time. It is a very undemanding plant, well suited for individuals who travel often or who are prone to forget to water their plants. Thick, round, dark green leaves and delicate pink flowers sit atop fleshy stems and branches. These succulent features hold water for long periods of time. Though it grows to heights of 10 feet tall in its native habitat, it is an ideal bonsai for a beginner; this beautiful plant is easy to care for and will be a thing of beauty for years to come. Comes with Humidity tray and decorative rocks to counteract the effects of indoor dryness and outdoor windiness. Excess water collects in the tray and slowly evaporates; increasing the humidity around the tree and improving the growing environment. Your bonsai tree thrives while windowsills stay dry and debris-free. A tray can also be used outdoors to improve conditions in dry or windy sites. Each live plant is shipped with the Certificate as required by the USDA.

• CONTENTS: Bonsai, Decorative Container (Assorted Colors & Styles), Humidity Tray, Deco Rocks, Soil, Care Instructions.
• SPECIES: Thick, round, dark green leaves and delicate pink flowers sit atop fleshy stems and branches. These succulent features hold water for long periods of time.
• AGE/SIZE/CARE: Your small 4 year old bonsai will arrive at 6" to 10" tall in a 6" container and will perform best outdoors (see detailed care instructions in images)
• USES: Ideal Mother’s Day gift, office & cubicle decor or a centerpiece for any kitchen table, desktop, window plant or outdoor decor.
• WARRANTY: Your bonsai tree has been grown in a state-of-the-art greenhouse under precisely controlled conditions to achieve optimum health. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your tree or with our service, please notify us within 30 days of receipt. We will correct the situation to your satisfaction.

User questions & answers

Question:	What material is the humidity tray made out of
Answer:	Thick plastic tray
Question:	Are the rocks glued or loose
Answer:	loose. unfortunately my plant died. so very disapointed.

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There are over 600 species of Ficus, most of them tropical and evergreen. Ficus produces a unique "fruit" which is actually an inverted flower. Ficus is one of the most loved bonsai for many reasons. Ficus are one of the best varieties of Bonsai trees for indoors. They're very easy to take care of and need little attention. In the ficus family, the Golden Gate variety is the best for growing indoors. The attractive gray trunk is thick and sturdy topped by small, dark green oval foliage. It is an excellent tree for beginners, as most species of Ficus are fast growers, tolerant of most any soil and light conditions, make fine indoor bonsai, and perhaps most importantly, are remarkably forgiving of those just learning bonsai watering techniques.

Each live plant is shipped with the Phytosanitary Certificate as required by the USDA.

• CONTENTS: Bonsai, Decorative Container (Assorted Colors & Styles), Soil, Care Instructions.
• SPECIES: In the ficus family, the Golden Gate variety is the best for growing indoors. The attractive gray trunk is thick and sturdy topped by small, dark green oval foliage.
• AGE/SIZE/CARE: Your 4 year old bonsai will arrive between 5" to 8" tall in a 6" container and will perform best indoors (see detailed care instructions in images)
• USES: Ideal Mother’s Day gift, office & cubicle decor or a centerpiece for any kitchen table, desktop, window plant or outdoor decor.
• WARRANTY: Your bonsai tree has been grown in a state-of-the-art greenhouse under precisely controlled conditions to achieve optimum health. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your tree or with our service, please notify us within 30 days of receipt. We will correct the situation to your satisfaction.

User questions & answers

Question:	I want to repot this. What size pot do u recommend? What kind soil
Answer:	Hi, When did you purchase? If you recently purchased it shouldn't need to be repotted for 4 to 5 years. If you just want a different pot then i would recommend an 8 inch pot.
Question:	My trees arrived one a bright green the other dark green like maybe it’s struggling. Does it need shade or sun right away. I read shade first
Answer:	It should be put in the sun now. No need for shading during the winter months. If you think there is an issue you can email me pictures at [email protected]
Question:	I have followed all watering instructions, etc. But the leaves are falling off after arriving one month ago. Is this tree deciduous
Answer:	No, it should not lose its leaves like that. but, ficus are very sensitive to changes in light that result if you move the plant. It is best to find a place for it and keep it in that place. I had my golden gate ficus for several months when it needed to be moved to make room for fguests at our table; it Soon afterward,started dropping leaves until thy were all gone. I gave it to a friend with a green thumb, but I don't know if she could revive it. these plants are fussy; an Hawaiian Umbrella bonsai is eone of the easiest bonsai/ house plants I have had mine for2 1/2 years with no problems at all. good Luck, Don
Question:	Is it the real plant or plastic plant
Answer:	This is a real plant, not plastic.

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What is a Bonsai?

Literally, the Japanese word 'bonsai' means 'tray tree' or 'plant grown in a pot'. The term refers to the artistic techniques used to capture the natural beauty of trees, rather than a specific variety of tree. A full-grown tree and a bonsai can be grown from the same seed - the bonsai has simply been dwarfed and shaped through years of training. To develop authentic bonsai, Brussels grows specimens under carefully controlled conditions, meticulously training each tree with wire and pruning over a period of years. The value of a particular bonsai typically depends on size, age, and training. Generally, more expensive trees are larger, older, and have had more detailed, elaborate training. These qualities combined create the illusion of a large tree in a natural setting.

Most bonsai trees can live up to 100 years or more depending, of course, on the quality of care they receive.

Climate and Placement

Suited to bright, humid, equatorial climates, tropical bonsai prefer common room temperatures, between 65 and 75 degrees F, 3 to 4 hours of direct sunlight, and humidity levels of about 75%. If your home tends to be dry, a cool mist humidifier or ceramic bonsai humidity tray can help mimic the moist, tropical climate ideal for growing indoor bonsai.

Indoor bonsai are tropical plants adaptable to indoor conditions. Select a spot with good air circulation, but avoid cold drafts, drying heat vents, and appliances with heat exhausts. They prefer sunny areas near windows facing southeast or west. Choose a location that receives morning sun and afternoon shade. Though they grow well indoors year-round, tropical bonsai flourish outdoors on a patio or deck that receives indirect sunlight. They can withstand outdoor summer temperatures up to 100 degrees F, as well as dryer, desert climates as long as they are watered adequately. Bring bonsai indoors when night temperatures fall below 55 degrees F. Do not allow tropical bonsai to freeze.

In Japan, bonsai are traditionally displayed against a solid black, white, wood, or bamboo background, or on a stand or pot larger than the tree. Stark contrasts enhance a bonsai’s simple beauty.

Watering and Training

In fall, winter and spring, water tropical bonsai thoroughly every two or three days. In hot summer months, water daily - especially in dry, hot climates. Use a can or hose attachment that casts a soft, rain-like spray that won’t disturb the soil in the pot. Bonsai can never be allowed to dry out.

All bonsai require some degree of seasonal pruning. Regular pruning produces smaller branches and maintains the tree’s miniature size. A simple pair of pointed-nose scissors does the job. Wiring may also be used to hold branches in a desired position or location. If you’re happy with the branch placement as is, there is no real need to wire. For detailed instruction in the art of bonsai cultivation, Brussel’s Bonsai recommends purchasing a book on basic training techniques.

If you choose to wire your bonsai, make sure to use heavier gauge wire for larger branches on the bottom of the tree, and lighter gauge for smaller branches. Begin by sticking the end of the wire into the soil next to the trunk of the tree. Wrap the wire around the trunk until you come to the first branch. Continue curling the wire around the branch. Once you have come to the end of a branch, cut and remove the excess wire. The wire now allows you to bend the branch into the desired shape and location.

Soil, Fertilizer and Repotting

Bonsai trees spend years in the same soil and eventually deplete the available nutrients. Providing supplemental nutrition is essential for a healthy tree. Most water soluble and time-released fertilizers work well when used as directed.

Bonsai need to be repotted every 3 to 5 years. After receiving your tree, wait at least one growing season before repotting. Using proper bonsai soil is critical. Brussel’s bonsai soil consists of a mixture of high-fired clay particles and finely ground pine bark. The soil-free mix does not compact, allows water to drain easily, plus helps prevent the root rot that often occurs with ordinary potting soil.

It is important to pot your bonsai correctly. Prepare your container for potting by putting screen over the drain holes Run wire through the drain screen - you will need this to secure the tree in the container. Trim the root ball so it will fit in the bonsai pot. Keep in mind, cutting larger roots is better than cutting small feeder roots. Continue trimming the root ball until it will fit into the bonsai container. Be sure to place a good layer of bonsai soil on the bottom of the bonsai container.

Place the tree in the pot. Use the wire to secure the tree in the bonsai container. Twist and pull the wire with pliers to tighten. Add bonsai soil around the root ball. Use a chopstick to work the bonsai soil into the root system. Your bonsai should now be secure in its new container.

To ensure only well-established, healthy trees are shipped, Brussel's Bonsai imports its trees from nurseries in China where growers spend years training and shaping tree branches. Some bonsai defoliate (drop leaves) when their environment changes. If upon the tree's arrival some leaves have dropped or turned slightly brown that does not mean the bonsai is unhealthy. Defoliation is the natural result of being in the low-light environment of a shipping box. Whenever possible, Brussel’s Bonsai avoids using Styrofoam-popcorn packaging. In some cases, Styrofoam popcorn must be used to safely pack unusually shaped bonsai. Organic popcorn packaging made from corn starch reacts with moisture from the trees and can dissolve. When you receive your tree, place the box in a shaded area to unpack. Inspect tree for damage to branches or leaves. Water soil if dry. Place each bonsai in protected shade for at least one week before moving to a sunny location.

The Story of Brussel's Bonsai Nursery

When Brussel Martin was five years old, he was instantly captivated by several bonsai his father brought back from a California business trip. As a teenager, he began to seriously study the art of bonsai. What started as an artistic endeavor in his parents' backyard quickly grew into a business. In the 1970’s, he began selling bonsai through the mail and traveling to shows across the country. By the early '80s, he was making annual buying trips to Asia.

As the business has grown, so has his desire to introduce bonsai to more and more Americans. Brussels now offers a full range of bonsai trees, from modestly priced bonsai for the beginner to unique specimens styled by bonsai experts.

• EASY TO GROW BEAUTIFUL BONSAIS: When choosing a bonsai kit, it makes sense to select only the most beautiful trees wouldn’t you say? So that’s why we selected only the most color-rich trees for our Bonsai Seeds Grow Kit. Enjoy and cherish these Flaming reds, delicious purples and fragrant greens in your home.
• NO GREEN THUMB REQUIRED: Your bonsai starter kit comes with seed varieties: Delonix Regia (Flame Tree), Picea Abies (Spruce), Pinus Aristata (Bristlecone Pine) and the Jacaranda Tree (Fern Tree). Each seed is fresh and ready to germinate. And as you know sometimes seedlings have a bad day, so we include extras!
• ALL IN ONE KIT WITH ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Your bonsai trees plant growing kit includes: Bamboo Pots Drip Trays, Wood Plant Markers, Soil Peats, Pack of Bonsai Fertilizer and Instructions. We also gift our Digital Guide to you, so you don’t have to search all over the internet for Pro Tips and Care.
• ECO-CONSCIOUS BAMBOO POTS: The Home Grown indoor garden kit is Made in the USA, with Non-GMO Seeds and Peat, and Earth Friendly Bamboo Pot. It’s beautiful for gifting but also serves as the perfect plant lover gifts for those concerned about the planet, and for teaching kids about nature’s raw beauty!
• OUR PROMISE TO YOU: Love the Home Grown mini Bonsai Tree Plant Set, its stunning beauty, colorful plant decor and ease of use or we’ll replace your entire plant kit, or refund every cent. Grow your bonsai tree family indoor or outside (follow our guide) and you’ll love the results. Try it now and see!

User questions & answers

Question:	Mine did not come with instructions. Where can I get them
Answer:	Hi, Please email us at [email protected]. We can send you any instructions or replacements needed.
Question:	Mine did not come with instructions. Where can I get them
Answer:	Ours didn’t come with instructions or food. I had to contact the company thru Amazon.
Question:	Is this okay for north eastern climates
Answer:	I live in New England and we are growing ours indoors. I planted all 4 varieties on October 15th 2020 and only have had success with 2 of the 4 . Here we are at almost 2 months later and I can see what looks like a 1 1/2 inch weed growing (the weed looking growth showed itself about a month in) and I am hopeful that they somehow transform into 2 trees in time. I am disappointed that nothing happened with the other 2 varieties.
Question:	Do I put all of each kind of seed in the pot and thin once sprouted? Or do I put one seed per pot and save others, just in case
Answer:	I think all in one pot. I think the sprouts intertwine to make the trunks thicker

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ALL IN ONE KIT WITH ACCESSORIES INCLUDED

Your bonsai trees plant growing kit includes: Bamboo Pots Drip Trays, Wood Plant Markers, Soil Peats, Pack of Bonsai Fertilizer and Instructions. We also gift our Digital Guide to you, so you don’t have to search all over the internet for Pro Tips and Care.

CAN BE GROWN INDOORS OR OUTDOORS

Enjoy and cherish these Flaming reds, delicious purples and fragrant greens indoor or outdoor!

PERFECT GIFT

It’s beautiful for gifting but also serves as the perfect plant lover gifts for those concerned about the planet, and for teaching kids about nature’s raw beauty!

NON-GMO & MADE IN CHINA

The Home Grown indoor garden kit is Made in China, with Non-GMO Seeds that are grown and harvested in the USA that also comes with peat, and Bamboo Pot.

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Metrmiss Succulent Plant Tools, Mini Repel-pesticides Garden Hand Tools Bonsai Set Succulent Garden Hand Tools Advantages: Scissors to cut twigs, Repel-pesticides smaller branches, leaves or roots easily. Tweezers to remove dead leaves. Cleaning brush and air dust blower to enhance your bonsai tree. RAKE to plane or rake the surface of the soil when repotting. LONG SPADE for repotting and helping get roots Repel-pesticides down in small areas of the pot. WIDE SPADE for repotting and helping get roots down in small areas of the pot. Ergonomic Designed: The lightweight Handles reduces wrist pain and fatigue to make planting easier and quicker. Education Equipment: It can help children to think, hand and communicate(educational equipment). Just having fun with your kids. Succulent care kit Specification: Material: plastic, wood, iron, rubber, stainless steel Package included: 3 x succulent tools (shovel rake spade) 2 x transplanting tool 1 x watering bottle 1 x Cleaning brush 1 x Air dust blower 1 x bucket shovel(color random ) 1 x scissors 2 x tweezers 1 x pail shovel 1 x Watering bottle We are happy to answer any question you may have, so please do not hesitate to contact us. We will try our best to reply you no later than 24 hours, expect that we are off on weekends.

• Mini Garden Tools-3 x Succulent tools (shovel rake spade);2 x Transplanting tool;1 x Watering bottle;1 x Watering sprayer;1 x Cleaning brush;1 x Air dust blower;1 x bucket shovel;1 x Scissors;2 x Tweezers;1 x Spoon.
• Multifunctional -Fulfilling all kinds of Gardening tasks like watering, weeding, digging, transplanting, pruning, loosening soil, hydroponics growing etc.Handy for small size bonsai tree or succulents.
• Wide Usage- The garden tools kit contains 14 tools needed for gardening like office gardening and desk gardening (for your cute succulent plants) . A Thoughtful Gift for gardening lovers Christmas Day.
• Convenient and Practical-Basic bonsai kit meets the needs of the beginner and advanced flower or miniature tree gardener.Garden tools crafted in durable steel and wood that will last a lifetime.
• Easy carry and lightweight-250 ml watering bottle. Pair of tweezers to remove dead leaves, ergonomically designed to fit perfectly in your hand, and comes with a plastic tip protector.

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Anyone can become a green thumb with this complete bonsai tree growing kit from Sower's Source!

If you’ve always been interested in growing a beautiful bonsai tree, but haven’t always had great success with starting from scratch, then this complete Sower's Source Bonsai Tree Starter Kit makes it easier and faster to create tall, luscious trees like an experienced gardener—and all in the comfort of your own home!

This set includes all the accessories you’ll need to start growing, including seed packets, soil mix, planter pots, plant markers, and directions, so you can become a green thumb in no time. And because we provide you with four distinct tree styles, you’ll love watching them grow and evolve with original colors, growth styles, unique leaves or pine needles, and more!

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• Includes 5 Different Tree Species
• Beginner-Friendly Garden System
• Quick and Easy Germination
• No Stratification Required
• Great Housewarming Gift
• Satisfaction Guaranteed

Order Includes:

• Five Seed Packets
• Five Compressed Soil Mix Pellets
• Five Biodegradable Planter Pots
• Five Plant Markers
• Easy-to-Follow Instructions

Create your own miniature tree garden with this beginner-friendly bonsai tree starter set from Sower's Source by clicking ‘Add to Cart’ above to get yours.

• 🌱 Starter Indoor Bonsai Tree Kit – The perfect tree garden for beginner green thumbs, this premium gardening set includes five seed packets, ten soil mix pellets, five plant markers, and five biodegradable growing pots.
• 🌱 Grows 5 Distinct Trees – The included bonsai seeds packets let you grow five different types of bonsai trees, including a maple, bodhi, elm, juniper, yew.
• 🌱 Efficient Germination and Growing – Our bonsai kits come with biodegradable pots and compressed soil pellets packed with essential nutrients to help your trees grow strong and “tall” with less effort and no stratification required.
• 🎁 Beginner-Friendly Gardening – Great for gardeners of every experience level, these beautiful trees make a wonderful birthday, anniversary, or holiday gift. Better yet, they can be grown almost anywhere, even in small apartments.
• 🌱 Cute Plant Markers – We’ve also provided five small plant markers you can add to your indoor or outdoor planters to make it easier to identify and talk about your individual bonsai trees! Especially important for new gardeners.

User questions & answers

Question:	What growing zones for these plants require
Answer:	Some are good with partial sun while others are good anywhere
Question:	How do I get the seeds out of the ficus religiosa
Answer:	I prepped the soil before hand, tapped the seed packet down before carefully cutting open the packet. Then I tapped the packet out on my palm and placed the seeds. If you're really particular about seed placement, you can tap them out over a paper towel and place them with tweezers.
Question:	No reviews for the Bonsai starter kit? Come on, Amazon
Answer:	I have left a review for this product, and I very much recommend it.
Question:	How long do these take to grow
Answer:	It takes about 90 days to germinate the seeds. After that it will take a while for them to grow big as bonsai is a slow growing tree. They are easy to maintain once they do start to grow. You can train them in any shape you want to. You need patience to grow them but they are completely worth it.