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Bonsai Blue Star Juniper Pruning | Blue star juniper summer pruning| mikbonsai

Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminOctober 8th, 2017

Bonsai Blue Star Juniper Pruning | Blue Star Juniper Summer Pruning | mikbonsai Bonsai Blue star Juniper Pruning. The brown needles are from previous years growth and are removed are removed with tweezers by pulling them in the direction of growth to avoid damaging the bark. Also any growth growing downwards, upwards, inwards or crossing…

Cleaning Bonsai Pots; How to Clean Bonsai Pots Easy and Super Fast | mikbonsai

Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminOctober 8th, 2017

Cleaning Bonsai Pots; How to Clean Bonsai Pots Easy and Super Fast | mikbonsai; How do you clean a bonsai pot ? Bonsai pots are cleaned in a unique way using leaf shine spray. This method cleans ceramic, glazed, unglazed bonsai pots, clay and terracotta bonsai pots. This method is also suitable for old pots.…

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The Japanese word for ‘bonsai’ literally means
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For many hundreds of years bonsai have been grown uncultivated y the Chinese and Japanese and are considered to bring harmony nature to the home. More recently bonsai trees have become much more popular throughout the UK and Europe as we discover the delights and rewards of this fascinating hobby.

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