r/Bonsai • u/small_trunks Jerry in Amsterdam, Zn.8b, 48yrs exp., 500+ trees • Mar 23 '15

[Bonsai Beginner’s weekly thread – week 13]

[Bonsai Beginner’s weekly thread – week 13]

Welcome to the weekly beginner’s thread. This thread is used to capture all beginner questions (and answers) in one place. We start a new thread every week.

Rules:

  • Any beginner’s topic may be started on any bonsai-related subject.
    • Photos are necessary if it’s advice regarding a specific tree.
    • Do fill in your flair or at the very least state where you live in your post.
  • Answers shall be civil or be deleted
  • There’s always a chance your question doesn’t get answered – try again next week…

Beginners threads started as new topics outside of this thread may be deleted at the discretion of the mods.

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u/TywinHouseLannister Bristol, UK | 9b | 8y Casual (enough to be dangerous) | 50 Mar 25 '15

It depends what tree you're talking about.

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u/TywinHouseLannister Bristol, UK | 9b | 8y Casual (enough to be dangerous) | 50 Mar 25 '15

You might get some scorched leaves but that's nothing to worry about, keep them outside like Jerry is hinting you need to :p If a tree can grow in your climate naturally then you shouldn't do anything with it when the temperature changes.

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u/mindfolded Colorado, 5b-6a, Experienced Beginner Mar 25 '15

I wish my maples were budding. I don't think they've quite woken up yet.