I just recently bought a bonsai tree-how should I care for it?
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More information, please.
Hello Marlene! Bonsai trees are really pretty! I assume you are inquiring about it’s care. Click on the link I am providing where you will find all the information you need. If you have a different inquiry, please let us know. Thanks!
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I've had bonsai trees, the secret is to mist them several times of day. Depends on how old there are whether you will have to train the tree to give it form. Then you also need to learn how to trim the feeder roots to keep it stunted.