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Hmm, not really any good chance of KEEPING it indoors, sorry. But you can occasionally bring it in to look at and admire, maybe a few hours a week, or a day or so every month Just remember indoors we generally have far less humidity than outdoors, and far less light. Even with misting (which only raises the humidity for a few minutes, til the water evaporates off the tree) any time inside stresses the tree.

Maryjane
aka Weeble

25-Nov-2007	#7
weeble bonsaiTALK Craftsman Join Date: Jul-2007 Location: Curry County, Oregon Country: USA USDA Zone: 10a AHS Heat Zone: 1-2 Posts: 68	Hmm, not really any good chance of KEEPING it indoors, sorry. But you can occasionally bring it in to look at and admire, maybe a few hours a week, or a day or so every month Just remember indoors we generally have far less humidity than outdoors, and far less light. Even with misting (which only raises the humidity for a few minutes, til the water evaporates off the tree) any time inside stresses the tree. Maryjane aka Weeble