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Looking for advice on how to save my bonsai, it’s been great for months but all of a sudden wilting and dying!

Any advice and tips would be great!

Thanks

Could you tell us about the conditions it had, prior to this happening.
Weather? Hotspell? Dry condition?
Or always wet soil? Did you repot it?

We need some more info, to tell you what happend, and if it is fixable.

That plant is at deaths door. It should not be inside, and I am not sure if it is dry, can't tell but the weeds are not helpful, could be aphids

Thanks for the replies guys.

I’ve been watering it daily, keeping it inside and putting it on window sill during day for sun light.

The weather here is warm as it’s summer, I tried not watering it for a few days as I read that over watering can cause problems?

I wasn’t sure about the green shoots growing out and didn’t know if they’re weeds? I can remove them if you think it will help?

Should I put it outside for a few days? Also read some feeds with nutrients might help?

Thanks again for the input guys.

I cannot tell what species it is, but it does not look good. Do not add any fertiliser it is too sick for that, I still think it should be outside where all trees should be or in a greenhouse. Where did you get it from? How long have you had it? How long has it been like this? When do you water it? Have you any idea what species it is?

I’m not sure what species it is, I got it as a gift in February, water it every morning, it’s only started wilting in the past week.

I’ve removed all the weeds in the hope that they’re taking all the nutrients out of the soil. I thought bonsai were meant to be kept indoors? I’ve put it outside to see if that helps.

名媛直播 is living trees. They belong outside no matter what. Some species cannot tollerate frost, they need to be protected during winter. Some tree producers call theese trees infoor trees. But that is really inside temperature controlled greenhouses. Dry living room temperature in winter is never good for any tree. All trees should be outside in summer.

When you put it outside start with full shade and then move slowly towars sun over several weeks.

Brilliant, thank you. I’ll monitor it over the next few days and see how it gets on, hopefully recovers!!

It will take a lot more than a few days to recover. Growing a full new set of leafs takes time.

I just meant I would monitor it over the next few days and see how it’s coping with being outside.

Should I remove the leafs from the tree or let them drop off naturally? Is there anything I can do to help the tree get stronger?