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Apartment and Bonsai
Hey All,
I am interested in getting a bonsai tree for my apartment. Just want a small tree but was wondering what sort of lighting i need to sustain it in an apartment for the summer. It cannot be put outback as I have no out back to put it. I was wondering the time of light needed, how many watts and how long should i have the light on for. looking for a small juniper, also anyone know any good place to get a potted half way decent tree, i live in philadelphia, pa. |
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I agree with the other poster that Junipers are outdoor trees and will
die inside. I've heard of people doing complicated things with refrigerating them during the winter, but I don't think it's worth it, get an indoor tree. There are a number of trees you can keep indoors. Ficus is probably the most popular, and I've got a couple. I've heard you can keep chinese elm, bouganvillea, texas ebony, olive, and fukien tea inside. I'm sure there are others. |
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I agree with the other poster that Junipers are outdoor trees and will
die inside. I've heard of people doing complicated things with refrigerating them during the winter, but I don't think it's worth it, get an indoor tree. There are a number of trees you can keep indoors. Ficus is probably the most popular, and I've got a couple. I've heard you can keep chinese elm, bouganvillea, texas ebony, olive, and fukien tea inside. I'm sure there are others. |
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