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Bonsai ID

12 years ago

Well my mom just brought me home a bonsai tree. I do admit it looks very nice, and is in good soil. No yellow leaves. Even has a little decorate pot... But she said she paid around 70 for from a bonsai store. And I would like to know what kind it is. Any guesses?

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Captian_Kirk
Original Author
12 years ago
Oh and here is a nother picture of it.
lehua49
12 years ago
CK,

My guess is Green Mountain Juniper. ALoha
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User
12 years ago
It's a juniper alright, whether G.Mt or even Procumbens nana.
bonsaifromscratch
12 years ago
If this was bought from a retail store (most likely Home Depot.. I have seen similar bonsai like this there), you should consider repotting, especially if the soil is glued to the pot.
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
12 years ago
I think it needs to be outdoors, too.

Josh

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