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The tree recently shed all its leafs kept indoors. That is a message that the tee is not in full health. Never fertilize an unhealthy tree.

Tropfrog wrote:

The tree recently shed all its leafs kept indoors. That is a message that the tee is not in full health. Never fertilize an unhealthy tree.

Tought it sheded it's leaves at the end of the summer outdoors, when bringing back indoors that they regrew?

The tree in the pictures shows a happy healthy tree.

Rorror wrote:

Tropfrog wrote:

The tree recently shed all its leafs kept indoors. That is a message that the tee is not in full health. Never fertilize an unhealthy tree.

Tought it sheded it's leaves at the end of the summer outdoors, when bringing back indoors that they regrew?

The tree in the pictures shows a happy healthy tree.

Why the question mark? Ts allready told us it was indoors all the time.

I dont think I see the same photo as you are.

I think you already know why people use question marks. As you do the same when asking a question...

This is the only picture i see of the tree, and does for me not look unhappy.


If plants are activly growing, you can use some firtilizer.

it would be nice to have a photo of the current tree ....