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Indoor Bonsai Tree Training Techniques

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What species of trees are suitable for indoor bonsai?

Several tree species adapt well to indoor environments. Popular choices include Ficus, Jade, Olive, and Chinese Elm. These species are hardy, tolerate indoor conditions well, and are suitable for beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike.

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