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Posted 6 years 3 months ago #58106
Can anyone recommend an inside tree or are there none?
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Posted 6 years 3 months ago #58108
Some can be grown inside, but they struggle and are never as healthy as the ones located outdoors.
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Posted 6 years 3 months ago #58122
Jade trees do very fine inside year round. They Will not flower if kept in constant temperature and all bonsai People dont agree that it makes a good bonsai. But they Will grow and stay healthy inside and are fun to try doing bonsai from.
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Posted 6 years 3 months ago #58171
Inside trees are usually tropicals, like Jade, Ficus, Eugenia, etc. if your not sure about what you have, check out the ¡°ID My Tree Guide¡± page on this site. Generally speaking, indoor trees like a comfortable temperature. Whatever you keep you living room temperature at should be fine. I keep my house right around 70 degrees. However, tropicals do prefer a higher humidity, so investing in a humidity tray for your tree is a good idea. When it comes to placement for your indoor tree, be sure to give it plenty of light. Tropicals need a lot of light. Find a south-facing window, and place you tree there. Be cognizant of how far from the window you place it. Even a few feet can make a big difference in the amount of light your tree receives. Keep it close. More light equals more growth and a stronger tree. I hope this has been helpful.
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