Bonsai growing combines horticulture and artistry. Start by researching your specific tree species—care varies dramatically between juniper, ficus, and others.
Wiring shapes branches at 45-degree angles with even spacing. Apply subtle pressure to bend without gouging or breaking. Incorrect wiring permanently scars trees. Avoid placing wires too close to trunk junctions or too far out on branches.
Quality soil, well-draining pot, and basic tools (wire, trimming implements). Most supplies last years. Specialty species may need additional materials. Purchase online or from local bonsai nurseries.
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