I received my first bonsai as a gift a month ago. Not sure what kind it is, it had little pink flowers on it when I got it. It was on my kitchen counter and then I moved it to a partial sunny spot and it started getting droopy. I put it back on my kitchen counter and have been watering it every few days and misting it daily and it's just not recovering, getting more droopy. Not sure what I did to it, does anyone have any ideas?

Please, can you provide a picture of your plant?

poor little thing looks even worse today, I appreciate any help you can give me.

if it has been kept where its currently sitting that may be the problem. lack of sun. this tree like any other tree/ plant should be kept outside and need sun. i would place it outside and water as needed (soil is dry to the touch) and hope it recovers.

crent89 wrote: (soil is dry to the touch) and hope it recovers.

It's going to be a miracle.
The tree is too weak, almost dead.

I think crent89 message and mine got mixed up somehow. Clicio, when you say it will take a miracle for the tree to survive are you talking about crent89 or my tree?

MarBear wrote: Clicio, when you say it will take a miracle for the tree to survive are you talking about crent89 or my tree?

I am talking about your tree.
Yes, trees drop leaves when stressed. Some recover, some don't.
But when a tree loses its leaves because it is in desperate need of light, and underwatered/overwatered, it is very, very difficult to save it.
I sincerely hope it does recover. But if it happens, consider it...
A miracle.