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showing any outward signs of distress. However, after this time, trees tend to
               have lost so much health and vigour that they are very hard to keep alive. Do not
               assume that the tree you brought growing indoors at the garden centre or bonsai
               retailer will grow indoors on a permanent basis. Very often, outdoor species are

               sold in an indoor environment simply for the convenience of the retailer. Always
               ask retailers if your tree is intended for indoor or outdoor cultivation. It should
               be noted here that you cannot SUCCESSFULLY cultivate coniferous bonsai
               indoors for more than 1-2 years.
                    If you specifically require a tree for growing indoors, choose a species that
               will be more able to cope with this stressful environment. This typically means
               using tropical species that have little dormancy needs and can tolerate low light
               levels and poor humidity.
                    Place your tree on a well lit windowsill that is not shut off at night and is not
               above a radiator. Ensure that the leaves are not burnt in strong sunlight. Make
               use of a humidity tray and enjoy!!








































                Tiny "mame" Juniper just a few centimetres tall, by Harry Harrington. However
                tempting it maybe to try, coniferous species such as Pines and Junipers will not
                   tolerate indoor cultivation for more than a year or two and must always be
                                                     placed outside.
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