Azalea bonsai are unforgiving: they need daily or every‑other‑day watering (never let the soil dry out), several hours of direct sun, and cool temperatures (50–60°F ideal). The withering buds and leaves you see are likely from underwatering or excessive heat.
Consider moving it outdoors to a cool, semi‑shaded spot during warm months. The small green insect you found is not the cause of the decline.
Consistent moisture, bright light, and cool nights are the trifecta for a healthy azalea bonsai.
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