Can you grow a juniper bonsai tree indoors?

Answer 1

Definitely not. This is a common mistake that many people and beginners I know or have seen before make. Juniper trees are an evergreen plant, (Never lose their leaves, keep them the whole year.) and under the type of plant conifers (Spiky, needle or pointy like foliage growing plants that have cones that contain their seeds. They only start getting cones once they are old enough and big enough) so they are to NEVER be put inside. Make sure you put them in a place with full sun, water regularly(Only when the soil is dry.) but even when the hottest weather comes, like 35 or 40 degrees Celsius, you will need to protect these hardy, tough plants. Because no plants are scorching heat immortal, even the toughest plants around.

Answer 2

They won't really go well as a Bonsai tree inside, Although they will receive light from the window, it is best to grow it outside because the humidity of indoors is much different of that to outdoors. Inside it will grow slow, and all the foliage will eventually shrivel up and the tree will die of the humidity of indoors.

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Answer 3

No definitely not. Juniper need 6 hours a day and 4 hours of indirect sunlight. They are ever green trees so need allot of sun. For indoor trees you do allot better with Ficus whether is Tiger Bark Ficus, Ginseng Ficus, or Willow Leaf Ficus. Another common specimen you see used for indoor bonsai is Chinese Elm. You can check care guides for Juniper care and other varieties of bonsai.

Answer 4

Keep it inside, but put it out in the sun whenever the weather is mild.

Answer 5

It is usually too warm and dry indoors, but it can be done if you know how.