You'll get detailed information about all the different Bonsai propagation techniques, everything from purchasing a pre-made Bonsai tree, to growing your very own tree and...

Bonsai are kept miniature by applying techniques like pruning, wiring and repotting. Over the course of several years the leaves slowly reduce in size, which is crucial for the tree to appear natural.

In this article we'll help you pick a good Bonsai tree to begin with. Choosing the right tree species depends on where you intend to place your Bonsai - indoors or outdoors.

Growing Bonsai from seeds will be a test of your patience, but it's a great way to style Bonsai trees without the need to prune thick branches, as you would when styling Yamadori or nursery stock. …

You'll get detailed information about all the different Bonsai propagation techniques, everything from purchasing a pre-made Bonsai tree, to growing your very own tree and turning it into a Bonsai.

The tree is also known for its resilience, making it suitable for beginners. With the proper care in terms of sunlight, watering, and pruning, it can become a rewarding and long-lasting bonsai specimen.

One of the most important decisions you'll make as a bonsai beginner is selecting the right tree species. Each tree has specific care requirements, and not all species are suited for bonsai cultivation, …

Most Bonsai should be placed outdoors, where they are exposed to the four natural seasons just like normal trees are. Only tropical and subtropical plants can survive indoors where temperatures are …

The Chinese elm is a very popular choice of Bonsai for beginners, as it is a strong tree that reacts well to pruning and can be kept outdoors as well as indoors.

In this section, we'll take a closer look into tree-species that are used for growing Bonsai, and Bonsai tree types. Each tree species has specific requirements for its cultivation, training, and care, so …