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Thanks for the information, I was also thinking the same thing...the soil. Its very hard and the moss that i took out was covering the base of the trunk, maybe it was not getting enough water. The instruction they gave me was to leave in in a water bath for 3-7 minutes. I put my tree on my windowsill and cracked the window open its about 30 degrees now and it drops at night to the twentys, tomorrow will be 13. I didnt do it before because they said you need to protect it from the wind. I thought i would remove it from the soil and check the roots or cut the parts that are dying. I'd probably kill it for sure.
I also bought a Fukein tea tree and I notice the leaves are fallen off, maybe they sold me sick trees because i know that one is an inside tree and i mist it quite often.
Are there any courses on Bonsai? Well thanks for listening to me, take care and once again thanks for your time.

25-Jan-2007	#4
wsegarra bonsaiTALK Neophyte Join Date: Jan-2007 Location: New York Country: United States Posts: 2	Thank You Thanks for the information, I was also thinking the same thing...the soil. Its very hard and the moss that i took out was covering the base of the trunk, maybe it was not getting enough water. The instruction they gave me was to leave in in a water bath for 3-7 minutes. I put my tree on my windowsill and cracked the window open its about 30 degrees now and it drops at night to the twentys, tomorrow will be 13. I didnt do it before because they said you need to protect it from the wind. I thought i would remove it from the soil and check the roots or cut the parts that are dying. I'd probably kill it for sure. I also bought a Fukein tea tree and I notice the leaves are fallen off, maybe they sold me sick trees because i know that one is an inside tree and i mist it quite often. Are there any courses on Bonsai? Well thanks for listening to me, take care and once again thanks for your time.