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Selective Pruning for Indoor Bonsai Trees

21 days ago | lila

Can I practice selective pruning on a newly potted bonsai tree?

While it is possible to perform selective pruning on a newly potted bonsai tree, it is generally recommended to allow the plant some time to acclimate to its new environment before extensive pruning. Light pruning to remove dead or decayed branches is acceptable.

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