Bonsai indoor plants

Are they really a lot of hassle to take care of?

They take more attention and knowledge that average plants..... so the
short answer is yes.

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Trees are like children, train them right when their young.....
or spend a lifetime trying to correct them.

Are trees which normally have long taproots suitable for bonsai?

I would assume so if you started when they were young enough, but I've
never bonsai'ed anything for too long. I always loose intrest or life
takes me over and I forget the bonsai for too long. Bonsai is a
commitment. The best plant (imho) to start with to learn bonsai is the
rosemary. It can take a real beaten'...lol

Check out the rec.arts.bonsai group for better info than I can give.

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Trees are like children, train them right when their young.....
or spend a lifetime trying to correct them.

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1 28th April 23:23 manco External User Posts: 1	Bonsai indoor plants Are they really a lot of hassle to take care of?

2 29th April 16:32 timothy External User Posts: 1	Bonsai indoor plants They take more attention and knowledge that average plants..... so the short answer is yes. -- Trees are like children, train them right when their young..... or spend a lifetime trying to correct them.

3 30th April 04:36 frogleg External User Posts: 1	Bonsai indoor plants (have bonsai) Are trees which normally have long taproots suitable for bonsai?