Alena wrote: I was planning to keep it indoors. is it relatively easy to take care of for you?

As already said in this topic, Jacaranda's belong outdoors.
If you want to grow bonsai, you need optimal conditions for the tree. Indoors, these conditions are not ideal. The tree will not thrive and it will be hard to keep it in optimal health. If a tree is not in optimal health, you cannot work on it.

In other words: you cannot grow a jacaranda indoors, and trying to grow a jacaranda indoors as a bonsai is completely out of the question.

Clicio wrote: Yes, I have some Jacaranda, but.... They are tropical trees. Difficult when cold.

Yup. Very difcult to keep tropical trees happy in cliates wher they need to winter indoors. (My sao Paulan friend is pushing buds for the first time sice october, near bear!)

Auk wrote:

Alena wrote: Jaracanda Mimosifolia that I thought was very nice.
would you happen to know anything about it? I am looking it up on google myself as well. thanks

Thanks, Auk.
Yes, I have some Jacaranda, but.... They are tropical trees. Difficult when cold.

Alena wrote: I was looking for a tree with flowers and found one called Jaracanda Mimosifolia that I thought was very nice.
would you happen to know anything about it? I am looking it up on google myself as well. thanks

I know nothing at all about Jacaranda, but fortunately, we do have someone here who does. If you like flowers... he has an awesome profile picture.

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