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Please read the instructions on the container. If you want to add more then recommended, put them in water first or smash them up or whatever. Your taking a chance at f-ing the tree up. These fertilizers dump at certain temperatures.. common sense here..

yes.. where are you located?

Hi Tom, Let me get this right.. you want to get yourself some bonsai trees, to keep inside an apartment, with very little natural window light and just enough room for 1 or 2 light bulbs? Don't mean to sound discouraging, but maybe you should rethink this? Bonsai and or Penjing involve...

Really nice website and photos of the GSBF convention. Would of liked to go to this but couldn't make it,...thanks for posting

very little pine bark or organic matter, use mostly a sandy type mix ...turfice,small lava or pumice (dry stall) or decomposed granite,etc. and make sure you sift all the fines out. growing an olive inside, even for the winter can be tricky..don't over water it.

Do you mind ,if i asked what a ficus like this cost?

Hey there, i feel for you..don't get hurt by everyones comments.. your more than welcome here.. (this is a public forum) and You own the damn tree, you can do what ever the hell you what with it. That's your business. What these folks are responding too (i think) is the fact that we get lots of...

Can you post a photo? What Bonsai nursery is it? You should have a pretty good selection of trees to choose from,in the Los Angeles ,Orange county area..why one with bad soil roots?

What happened to the pics???

Up for sale is a nice pre bonsai (liquidamber).the tree was grow here in california and purchased from Roy Nagatoshi at Fuji Bonsai nursery in Sylmar Ca. The tree has been repotted a few times and is in a lava/turface type bonsai soil. Ready to be put in a bonsai pot this spring. Its just...

I have a couple for sale or trade locally? Just posted a few in the selling and trade forum section. check them out... local only in the Los Angeles area, im in Pasadena.

no its in Coving area, of Citrus blvd. i can get you the address

10,000 lumen light source? sounds like a lot of trouble, for a Fukien tea, why not get a Chinese Elm that you can keep on your balcony all year?

The olive tree's Roy sells are different,with real small leaves..also have them at house of Bonsai, not sure the name or how big they get, maybe full size? But real nice for bonsai, I would like to get one, and stick it in the ground for a few years.. The little Ollie's are cultivated for...

Most nursery's have a version of dwarf olive threes (Lil Ollie),they have thick trunks,smaller leaves,not as small as (San Fernando) and can make decent bonsai.. in California a 5 gallon Little Ollie is around 15-30 bucks?? check it out,