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Good day,
I just bought my new bonsai plant (Boxwood Harland) and is 4 years old. I've been reading a lot from the internet on how to properly take care of my bonsai plant. From what i've read they said to:
- better to keep the bonsai outside
- water daily (not sure how much water i should pour on my bonsai)
- make sure my bonsai has adequate sunlight (i'm thinking of placing it on a table outside our house where it is entirely exposed to the sun)
I live in Canberra (Australia) and the weather has been cold the past couple of days.
Is there anything I should know for taking care of my bonsai?
Thanks in advance
I just bought my new bonsai plant (Boxwood Harland) and is 4 years old. I've been reading a lot from the internet on how to properly take care of my bonsai plant. From what i've read they said to:
- better to keep the bonsai outside
- water daily (not sure how much water i should pour on my bonsai)
- make sure my bonsai has adequate sunlight (i'm thinking of placing it on a table outside our house where it is entirely exposed to the sun)
I live in Canberra (Australia) and the weather has been cold the past couple of days.
Is there anything I should know for taking care of my bonsai?
Thanks in advance
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First, welcome. Buxus are totally hardy and must be outside. They do not like strong sunshine, so some shade. You must not water to a schedule. Check every day and water when the surface is just dry. Cold? In Australia? The plant you have is a very young one, it will be a long time before it gets a reasonable trunk. If it was mine I would consider planting it in the ground to try to get it to thicken the trunk quicker than it will in a pot. I also suggest that you buy a book and read up on the way to look after trees.
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Thanks Geoff!
Just also as reference this is my plant when i bought it.
I'm so excited to grow my bonsai and learn more about them.
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Kind regards,
Noel
Just also as reference this is my plant when i bought it.
I'm so excited to grow my bonsai and learn more about them.
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Noel
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Normally people don't follow links to external websites but I did and to ruin your excitement:
This has nothing to do with bonsai. It's just a very young boxwood in a far too small pot.
And again, I'm repeating myself: this is NOT the way to grow bonsai. This plant does not belong in a bonsai pot. Keeping small plants in small pots will only stunt the plant's growth, keep it small and undeveloped, and eventually kill it.
Please do a bit of reading, this is really repeated on an almost daily basis.
This has nothing to do with bonsai. It's just a very young boxwood in a far too small pot.
And again, I'm repeating myself: this is NOT the way to grow bonsai. This plant does not belong in a bonsai pot. Keeping small plants in small pots will only stunt the plant's growth, keep it small and undeveloped, and eventually kill it.
Please do a bit of reading, this is really repeated on an almost daily basis.
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