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How to Grow Bonsai Trees : Various Types of Bonsai

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2006

See various types of bonsai trees between 25 & 100 years old, in this free video.

Expert: Mike Hansen
Bio: Mike Hansen, owner of Midwest Bonsai, has been growing, caring, selling, and instructing others in bonsai care for years. Mike is an expert bonsai master.

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  • which type of bonsai tree is best suitable for indoors?

  • That's how bonsai works. The small container keeps it from growing too big. The roots are also trimmed to help keep the growth under control. Wires are wrapped around branches and the trunk to bend them to whatever desired shape.

    There's nothing special about the types of tree that can be used for bonsai. Bonsai is simply a technique fro growing trees to keep them small.

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  • @EliteKozarcan they have found one that survived Hiroshima and is 400 years old....

  • great thing to do but no use giving one to an 80 year old.

  • @Paulsur and @Kathyrula My bonsai tree has no trunk it grows out of what looks like Bamboo and the leaves look like flowers but green please HELP WHAT TYPE IS IT>

  • @EliteKozarcan who are you arguing against?

  • Do you have any advice on caring for a Gardenia Bonsai? I don't think I'm doing a good job. The soil is always very dry, even shortly after watering it, but it seems that when I water it more often, the leaves turn brown and fall off. Help, please. Thank you.

  • @lizbethk1 Plum, cherry, apricot, quince, and pear are among the more popular bonsai subjects, and no the fruit are not smaller. In fact fruit trees tend to be bonsai subjects for their flowers. After flowering, the flowers are pulled off. The exception being crabapple and some trees in which the artist wants a fruit ot two to justapose the tree with. Do a Google images of the subjects I mention here to see.

  • @AureliusMaximus10 maybe it is you should randomly say bonsai and see if he responds

  • @lizbethk1 Im not sure ive never eaten the little fruit haha

  • @VehementOgre Oh, how cool! do the mini-fruit taste any different from regular-sized fruit? Like how a crabapple is with a regular apple?

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