Can I get this plant to be a bonsai???
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I purchased this plant. I think it’s a type of Snow Rose. I’ve been so intrigued and interested in bonsai plants.
Can I somehow make this into a bonsai by any chance?
Can I somehow make this into a bonsai by any chance?
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Posted 4 years 2 months ago #56424Cynn wrote: I think it’s a type of Snow Rose. I’ve been so intrigued and interested in bonsai plants.
Can I somehow make this into a bonsai by any chance?
Well, surely.
Serissas are extensively used as bonsai, but don't ask me why because I hate them.
Not the easiest plant for a beginner.
Take a look at the link:
www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/serissa
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Thank you Clicio! I figured that since I’ve killed this plant once already! Lol
Well I wonder if I just chop it down and repot it maybe I’ll keep it as a regular plant and not a bonsai. I’ll check out the link you sent me. Thanks again!!!
Oh btw.. any recommendations on the best beginner plant to start with?
Well I wonder if I just chop it down and repot it maybe I’ll keep it as a regular plant and not a bonsai. I’ll check out the link you sent me. Thanks again!!!
Oh btw.. any recommendations on the best beginner plant to start with?
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Posted 4 years 2 months ago #56428Cynn wrote:
Oh btw.. any recommendations on the best beginner plant to start with?
Anyone that is native to your area or grown easily in gardens in your area . That is really the best start.
If you tell where you are it is possible to narrow down your options further.
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