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Hello first time poster. I recently got a bonsai about a month ago and I love it. When I originally got it shipped in and unboxed it was very green and the foliage was lush. The thing I've noticed over the past month is the foliage is slowly Browning slightly and getting brittle in certain areas.

Originally for the first week per instructions, I kept it inside and misted the foliage regularly and checked the soil wetness for watering. After time I realized it was best to put it into good sunlight and yet over the past weeks I've seen that the Browning hasn't progressed, but it hasn't improved to a lush green either. Ive made sure to water once or so every two days when the soil feels wet, but I worry it may be over-watering. Not mention some shoots are brittle and snap off to the touch.

If it's possible can I save it? I'm really in love with the look and feel and I desperately want it to survive, being my first bonsai and all (though I'm told the road to bonsai is paved with dead trees). I'll post a few before a current picks, any and all advice is welcome.

Reoyon wrote: Originally for the first week per instructions, I kept it inside

Junipers belong outdoors. The instruction is wrong.

I'm really in love with the look and feel

I prefer bonsai, but hey, to each their own.
These plants aren't meant to last. It's dying, which is to be expected.

You could try and do an emergency repot, put it in proper soil and take it outside.

I appreciate the input. It's really unfortunate for sure. The instructions that came in claimed that I should keep it inside in a low lit room to acclimate it prior to moving it outdoors. Obviously that probably wasn't able good look, but hopefully it's my first of many. I'll do my best to repot it and see if that improves it's overall health. If not I have another azelea to put my time into next.

Once again thank you for the opinion.

Does this pot have a hole in it so the excess water can flush out? If not, do not repot back into this pot. Actually, consider a slightly larger pot. Do not spend a lot of work on the roots. Your plant is weak, and should be handled as little as possible

Yes, the pot actually has two holes to flush excess water out. I'd been keeping in it on top of a moisture catching tray, which I have since removed because I believe it may have contributed to the over-watering theory. I can take it out and repot it back into the same pot. Would you happen to have a suggestion of any type of soil that would possibly assist in nourishing it back to health? If I need to leave it alone as much as possible (aside from watering when necessary and good sunlight) should I avoid fertilizers until it's better?

Thanks for the correspondence, it really helps having some more experienced suggestions.

I know this isn't aiding in your question, but the pot it's in is adorable, I love the fisherman!

Thank you I got it from Brussel's 名媛直播. They have a pretty good selection of 名媛直播 to chose from and some great pots.

jin21 wrote: I know this isn't aiding in your question, but the pot it's in is adorable, I love the fisherman!

Sorry, I think quite the opposite. These pots are so kitsch and so off 名媛直播. Its my opinion, no offense is meant, sorry.

No worries, I intend to repot in a few years (pending it's survival) in a more appropriate pot with more of a diorama feel once I properly learn how to nurse them properly. Though I do like the current pot regardless. Any input on my current situation aside from pot preference? Any suggestions are welcome.

Reoyon wrote: Thank you I got it from Brussel's 名媛直播. They have a pretty good selection of 名媛直播 to chose from and some great pots.

Hm. I disagree. They sell seriously overprized sub-standard plants and standard pots, that too are overprized.