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The Saga of the Indoor Bonsai for Sale

Since you first noticed that advert of the indoor bonsai for sale in the classifieds, you thought you were looking at an advert with a big error in it. The price you saw for the indoor bonsai for sale was huge in your opinion just for a tiny tree. Since you had no clue on what bonsai was all about besides the fact that they are tiny trees that the Japanese had perfected an art on, you couldn’t find any valid reason to purchase the offer of the indoor bonsai for sale.

The price alone shocked you, and you tossed the paper to one side. And along came one of your friends that you didn’t even know was into the whole art of growing indoor bonsai themselves. You rambled on to them about this advert you saw about the indoor bonsai for sale and the ridiculous price that was wanted for it. Your friend asked you more about the advert, and you finally pulled the paper out again for them.

In shock themselves, your friend asked quickly if they could call the number to see if the indoor bonsai for sale was still available. You looked even more shocked to see what was happening right in front of your very own eyes, as you truly had no idea or concept of what the real value of the tree was. This was like someone buying a cookie jar verses a Ming vase. If you didn’t know any better you would just buy the cookie jar.

Small Price To Pay For Big Investment

Your friend thanked you for their little investment from your rambling off scene you had with them, and also informed you that this price wanted was basically the price you would have paid for a seed from the plant, not to mention a plant that was about to bear more seeds and fruits, making it quite an investment for you.

The pot was big enough for it to grow to full bloom, and the soil was still rich and moist for maximum growth. The bonsai was still in excellent shape but the owner was immigrating in a few weeks and wanted to get the best price possible for his long commitment to this bonsai, and so it worked out for all concerned, since wood was one of the few things that were not allowed to be brought into the country he was going to.

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