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Tropfrog wrote: Yes, mallsai can survive given the correct care.

Yes, you can make a Nice bonsai from mallsai material.

Great, as long as they survive, it's fine! Thanks a lot:)

Clicio wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: Yes, you can make a Nice bonsai from mallsai material.

Yes, it takes a lot of experience and horticulture expertise to do it properly.

Yes I also think so, so I would just focusing on keeping them alive

Lisasa wrote: Yes I also think so, so I would just focusing on keeping them alive

Note.. Often these plants come in substrate that is sub-optimal for health. I find that if you have a green thumb, repotting in good substrate is often a good move to keep your plant healthy. But replacing substrate brings its own set of challenges and risks. Double-edged sword, really

leatherback wrote:

Lisasa wrote: Yes I also think so, so I would just focusing on keeping them alive

Note.. Often these plants come in substrate that is sub-optimal for health. I find that if you have a green thumb, repotting in good substrate is often a good move to keep your plant healthy. But replacing substrate brings its own set of challenges and risks. Double-edged sword, really

Good to know. I think I will just let them grow a bit more to develop more roots. And l will read much more before I really start to repot them.Thanks!

Auk wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: I am not sure how Creating bonsai from mallsai would demand more horticulture expertice than Creating bonsai from any other material.

Then show us your Ficus Ginseng from Ikea that you have turned into a beautiful bonsai.

Ficus ginseng from IKEA is not a mallsai, it is an ordinary house plant.

But, yes. That one Will be hard to make into bonsai, very hard.

Tropfrog wrote:

Auk wrote:

Tropfrog wrote: I am not sure how Creating bonsai from mallsai would demand more horticulture expertice than Creating bonsai from any other material.

Then show us your Ficus Ginseng from Ikea that you have turned into a beautiful bonsai.

Ficus ginseng from IKEA is not a mallsai, it is an ordinary house plant.

Nonsense, sorry.

I have another question: if the two trees need to stay outdoors, what does seller do to keep them alive? Do they also keep them outside before selling them?

Lisasa wrote: I have another question: if the two trees need to stay outdoors, what does seller do to keep them alive? Do they also keep them outside before selling them?

responsible sellers keep their trees outside. See the red areas at bonsai dusseldorf, where I come frequently. That is their for sale area.

leatherback wrote:

Lisasa wrote: I have another question: if the two trees need to stay outdoors, what does seller do to keep them alive? Do they also keep them outside before selling them?

responsible sellers keep their trees outside. See the red areas at bonsai dusseldorf, where I come frequently. That is their for sale area.

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Many thanks! I am in Netherlands BTW

Lisasa wrote: ! I am in Netherlands BTW

Won't hold that against you. I used to live there myself

In the Netherlands, Deshima bonsai, partner of bonsai empire (The bonsai store on this website is their online store) is reliabe. As are places like 名媛直播hut and bonsaiplaza