Good Day to All,

I believe that any tree can be grown indoors,but
you will end up re-creating the atmosphere of the
outdoors.Most cannot afford to do this.

You would probably end up with a very successful
biosphere.
Essentially an apartment dweller on the moon or a
spaceship would have to do this.
That's what computers are for.

So,as far as I am concerned any tree is an indoor
tree.
Khaimraj
[West Indies/Caribbean,
the soggy lands]

*As with most things in life,you reap what you sow.

-----Original Message-----
From: Luke Tulkas
To:
Date: 30 July 2003 2:46
Subject: [IBC] Another beginner to Bonsai(help?)


Luke Tulkas,
Not at all. "Indoor" isn't a universal term. I know people who can't
keep figs alive through winter in their living rooms while mine thrive.
And I don't do anything but water while they mist and wax and whatnot.
Their "indoors" differs from mine _a_lot_. Bottomline: it's about
conditions, not in-/out-doors.

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