Hi guys, I'm from Sydney and I've been keeping my ginkgo plant indoors near the window, the leaf are now turning yellow at the tips. It is halfway through autumn, so I was wondering if ginkgo leaves naturally change to a yellow colour in neutral pH soils around this season even if they're kept indoors?? Or does it mean I should water it more often and perhaps feed the plant?
Thank you~

Ginko is a decidious tree. It should not be kept indoors. Dont fertilize from mid authum to mid spring.

Hi and welcome.

First of all, Ginkgo belongs outdoors, no way of growing a Ginkgo inside a home.

Also, consider that healthy Ginkgos turn their leaves to a wonderful, golden yellow in fall.

So, hoping your tree was not damaged by keeping it inside, the yellow colour should be absolutely normal.

Can someone help me with this. I live in SoCal by the beach and water my bonsai 3-5 times a week. Not sure why the branches are brown and the tips are green..

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Can someone help me with this. I live in SoCal by the beach and water my bonsai 3-5 times a week. Not sure why the branches are brown and the tips are green..

Why did you pots twice?
Please see answers with your first post on this.