is this product suitable for indoor bonsai? Thanks!
54244
It is suitable for ANY indoor plant. As long as you are watering properly for the plant type, it is great for ALL plants. And as the label indicates, that applies to both indoor AND outdoor.
54245
Personally, I've never grown a bonsai. I use Schultz for all indoor plants I used miracle gro for.
54246
I have not used it on bonsai. However, I do use it on my orchids and African violets in a diluted mix. I use about 3 drops rather than the 7 recommended and seem to have good luck with it. I don't feed everytime I water, no more often than every other time. My orchids regularly re-bloom and my African violets are more often full of blooms than not. Sorry I can't give you any experience with bonsai and Schultz.
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I think we need to look at this from another perspective. You want to use this product when you are reasonably certain that the plant will take it up (i.e., absorb it). Since plants tend to be dormant in cold weather, mobility within the stems or trunks would be extremely limited. Thus, it is my practical belief (I am not a scientist) that a plant wouldn't be absorbing much of the Bonide during dormancy. My suggestion would be to wait for warmer weather before applying the product. Regards.
98501
I don't use them on bonsai but I would think they would work very well..I like them...
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Honestly, I'm using a different tray; but I don't know if the tray would make any difference. Both of my Bonsai trees start losing all the leaves when the fall starts, and by December, all we can see is the branches with no leaves. I don't know if the leaves will come back in a few months! Not sure if Seattle weather is ideal for Bonsai!
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Since it is described on various websites as "indoor planter" I'm inclined to believe that it is only meant to be indoors. The one I bought is used indoors. Amazon's own description says, "All beautiful, all durable, all practical, both indoors and out" so it may depend on just how cold it gets where you live.
969046
Ours died. It looks okay when it comes out, but it takes a while to show. I honestly wouldn't ship a bonsai tree.
1554301
I only use it for indoor plants but the description says it is for all indoor and outdoor plants.
492741
Never used it for that. I grow peppers indoors. Not so hot on flowering to be honest.
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I am not an expert, but I purchased a book from amazon entitled "bonsai for beginners." It has been a great help. The book does depict various grooming and the need to upsize the pot after significant root growth. Get the book. It was a penny plus 3.99 shipping and handling.
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Sorry my response took so long. It says "suitable for damp locations" on the fixture. The product seems pretty solid but I am using them indoors. I like the light they put out. Bright, good color, and diffused nicely. Colors matched the CFLs I replaced(warm white and daylight).
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I am not using this tree indoors. It is outside but there is one problem with it. The clear petals are turning yellowish. I am very disappointed in that. Sorry I can't answer your question on the odor.
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These pots are supposed to be just fine for bonsai. You might try a smaller pot though.
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I believe it's probably too strong for indoor & potted plants. I also grow a variety of citrus plants in pots & I have found that Lutz Super Citrus Tablets are WONDERFUL for potted citrus. You can find these on www.lutzcorp.com. I hope this helps. :)
52526
I've used it on redwood for an indoor application and it worked fine. However, that was about 40 years ago. Today, I would use a "white" wood glue. No mixing and shorter cure times.
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It is a high quality product for indoors. I would not use it outdoors as the moisture would ruin it.
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You could use it indoors. But you would need to put a catch basin under it. They leak rather well. I havent gotten much to grow it these. I would not buy more.
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Elms are fairly easy bonsais to start with. You want to soil to be moist, but not wet. Just give them a few squirts from a spray bottle every morning or every other morning and make sure there is no standing water. I would strongly recommend against buying a bonsai online, though. You rarely get one with a good root structure. If you try to wiggle the trunk, most online bonsais will wobble freely in the dirt (they should be relatively stable).