will an outdoor Banzai Elm be ok to grow inside year round
2065487
I gave the one I bought to my dad and it died, but it was probably his fault as he doesn't know much about bonzai. Neither do I really. I have a small juniper bonsai tree that is fun to work with. I think this tree could be grown indoors all year round if it was by a bright window all the time and maybe you might even have to supplement with a plant light.
2065488
according to what I have read, it will not. I live in the Midwest so I leave it out in the spring summer and fall but then protect it in the winter. I says it can spend some time indoors but on a limited basis. Hope that helps.
726433
Almost all plants that grow outside can grow inside (but not all indoor plants will grow outdoors) the question is under what conditions-it it receives adequate sun, moisture and even temperature, it will live but whether or not it blooms under these conditions I couldn't tell you not knowing those factors. The plants I recieved are growing but not robustly which I attribute to our wierd weather this year-in the 60s one week upper 90s the next
1540058
I have had mine for about 8 months and planted in a 2'x2' planter box moved inside for winter in Wa state. Lots of new leaves in past few months so hope full a bud or two not far behind. Plant needs to aclimate to your conditions first. When I first got it all the leaves fell off in a month or so and then grew since it was shocked and adjusting. Plant has done great so far so I am in for long haul now. I would guess after a year or more it could bear fruit but looks nice indoor even with no fruit. Resemble s a indoor bamboo type plant.
644057
I planted them in indoor containers. They're pretty fragile so far. They are not "bushy" as the picture shows. Mine are single stalks with a triangular leaf at the top. I thought they would grow like the ones in the picture but so far that's not the case. I guess if I bunched them all together they would look like the picture. I'm pretty sure snow would kill them. I didn't realize they could be an outdoor plant until my sister pointed it out to me from a description she read. I suppose you could try. Good luck!!
2185732
I'm in Northern Michigan where it is sub zero temps so I purchased it to be a year round indoor plant. I haven't transplanted it.
820041
Probably. Definitely if you try to grow them outside. They generally make good houseplants--and can spend the winter inside, but I've always found that they tend to die back and go dormant (not always pretty) even inside. I'd wait until spring to plant the first time. You'll probably be happier with the results. You can also call the vendor for advice on this.
2122966
If you are growing this plant indoor, the winter zone should not be an issue. Just as a reference, I live in zone 7 and still have problem growing this plant indoor. My plant from 9GreenBox is relatively big but I still have problem growing it. The have multiple failures so it probably has nothing to do with 9GreenBox.
783228
I would assume you could grow it indoors but there would come a time that it would have to be transplanted to a large green house that would be temperature controlled as this tree will get up to 25 feet high.
468468
Depends on what kind of Bonsai. I think most all of them will do well under the light - be careful with the ones that have a natural dormant period, Japanese Maples for example. Keep the light on winter and don't let your house get too warm or you will wake them up.
2149904
Generally it is too cold there for these but you can try to grow indoors if you can keep your home warm enough during winter
2027192
I planted mine in New York City last fall and it's starting to spout new leaves now. I don't know if it will prosper or not since that's yet to tell. This winter had been quite cold with the artic air but it didn't kill my fuyu, nor with that dump of snow. My fuyu was covered in a foot or two of snow, no thanks to my in law who buried it.
2215719
Anything can grow inside with the proper equipment. However the needs of this tree are not know to me. I do not recommend planting this inside.
796687
I'm not sure about growing wisteria in zone 5. I'm in Texas (zone 8,) and ours is growing very well. I imagine, if you were very dedicated, you could grow a wisteria as a bonsai inside... But on its own, wisteria gets big. It's not just a flowering vine; it can be tree-sized. The stem is very woody, and can become quite thick and strong. I don't think it would be happy inside. It needs to climb, and I've seen wisteria climb several stories into trees. The best advice is to carefully read the description of any plant you buy and choose for your zone. Wisteria isn't something that'd be easily brought indoors for the winter, either, since it is an aggressive climber. Perhaps if you had a back porch... Where the wisteria could climb, but you could warm and protect the plant inside the porch? Perhaps planted in a big container that you kept reasonably warm over the winter, on the porch, and allowing the outside ends of the vine to die off? The Black Dragon is okay in zones 6-9. Zone 5 gets too cold; I'm sorry. I don't think it would survive the first winter outside. Good luck!
1804497
As far as I know it is ok. Miniature Elms don't like systemic insecticides inhibits growth and can kill smell trees (bonsai) just don't lover dose.
95329
I think u will need to bring them inside at a window for light. i know some succulants are winter okay and some arent. they will mail you many differnt species.
634302
It should do fine. However, as you'll only get a little sun during the summer months, it would be a good idea to get some augment light, such as a small LED grow light. I keep mine indoors all the time -- it's not going to get too big -- and I have augmented light. Just don't let the temperatures get below 60 degrees as it is tropical.
1467846
They are lichens and can be cultivatived indoors year round along with moss and Spanish moss! However, outside you will have to wait until spring, summer and fall!