How To Start A Bonsai Tree

Ficus- Bonsai

          All Bonsai Tree Are Not Same. Many Woody And Some tropical Trees Can Be Made Bonsai Trees, Every Tree are Not Will Be Appropriate In Your  Location. When Selected A Tree It Is Important To Consider The Climate That The Tree Will Be Grown in. Because Some Trees Die In Freezing. Before Starting A Bonsai Tree, Make Sure That The Tree Can Live In Your Area. If you decision Your Plan Having Outdoor.

1.  Select A Suitable Tree.

• Mostly Beginner Friendly Selection Of Bonsai Tree Is The Ficus. These Evergreens are hardy, Surviving All Across. In Addition Ficus Trees Are Easy To Raise- They Respond Well To Pruning And Other " Training" Efforts and, because The Are Evergreens, They Never Die Easily.

• Other  Conifers Normally Cultivated As Bonsai Trees Include Pines, Spruces and Cedars Of Many Varieties. Japanies Maples are Especially Beautiful, As Are magnolies, elms, and oaks.Finally, Some non-woody tropical plants, Like jade plant, and Snowrose.

   2.  Decide To Whether You Plan On having an Outdoor or indoor Tree.

• Normally Indoor Environments Are Dier and less than Outdoor Environments, So You Will Want to Chose Trees with Lower Light And Moisture Requirments. Some Of the Most Common Bonsai Trees Listed Are Below. 

•  Indoor: Ficus, Hawaiian Umbrella, Boxwood, Camellia, Gardenia,

•  Outdoor: Elm, Cedar, Maple, Birch, Ginkgo, Beech, Larch

   * Note Some of the tree are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.