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Tropfrog wrote:

leatherback wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: What is bad for the trees is living room temperature in winter, not to be kept indoor.

I tend to disagree with this statement.

Fair enough. What do you Think is the issue indoors?

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Lack of natural circumstances (humidity, light level, day/night rhytm, water, air)

Bo Hansson wrote: But still not got an answer to my question, do this species need a dormancy period in winter?
So is it possible to keep indoor?

I did answer that.

Auk wrote:

Tropfrog wrote:

leatherback wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: What is bad for the trees is living room temperature in winter, not to be kept indoor.

I tend to disagree with this statement.

Fair enough. What do you Think is the issue indoors?

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Lack of natural circumstances (humidity, light level, day/night rhytm, water, air)

Yes, all of them plays a role. Thanks for pointing that out.

Tropfrog wrote: Fair enough. What do you Think is the issue indoors?

Dry air. Lack of light. Lack of ventilation. And of course, lack of seasons and temperature changes.

leatherback wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: Fair enough. What do you Think is the issue indoors?

Dry air. Lack of light. Lack of ventilation. And of course, lack of seasons and temperature changes.

Yes, correct.

It is allways better to get trees that can tollerate Ones climate year round. With a tree that cannot handle the local winter it is allways problem over the winter. Cold, frost Free, light place can get them thrue the winter better than in living room temperature. But never as Good as if kept in a climate where they can tollerate the winter.

I Will for sure not buy any more trees that cannot tollerate my winter.

Tropfrog wrote: It is allways better to get trees that can tollerate Ones climate year round.

So strange to see you tell others they are correct and next repeat what they wrote, as if it was you who wrote it, while you wrote something different first.

I dont Think I want to go Into that kind of discussions. Done it before, was not in my favor. Lets just say that we have different experience in overwintering non hardy bonsais. My third winter is proboably a lot less than anyone of you. So far I have got them thrue, althow not as healthy in the spring as my hardy trees. Any input about how to do it better from more experienced persons is appreciated.