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Iding my bonsai tree and toadstools 8 years 11 months ago #15334

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I was wondering if someone would help me identify my tree? Should I try to remove the toadstools and gnats/fruitflies?

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Iding my bonsai tree and toadstools 8 years 11 months ago #15336

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Hey kailea, we're going to need better and closer photographs of the leaves to be able to identify. Also, if you think insects are annoying inside the house you should remove them. I don't think they will harm your tree, but I'm not too sure. Toadstools appear mostly around rotting wood, so if I were you I'd check the tree on rot.

By the way, bonsai do not really like it when you put a stone against it. In the pot is okay, but it shouldn't lean against the tree

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Iding my bonsai tree and toadstools 8 years 11 months ago #15350

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Hi Contrainer,
Thanks for replying. The toadstools are in the moss and not on the tree, so do I need to worry about them. I moved the stone out further from the tree. Do you have any tips on basic care for them? I have enclosed some better pictures and I hope you can help to id my bonsai.
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Kailea

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Iding my bonsai tree and toadstools 8 years 11 months ago #15352

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look like a privet, maybe a chinese privet.
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