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4-Jan-2002
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Infected Bonsai tree
I have a leafed bonsai tree (not sure what kind exactly) but never the less what happened is that it had tons of those little white spiders all over it and all the leaves are now gone. *That has been well over 2 months now, still no leaves. *I've been told to put it in the closet with a box over it, is that good? What exactly do I need to do to get my bonsai going again.
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Re: Infected Bonsai tree
Unless your mystery plant is a Poinsettia, I doubt the closet treatment will do it much good.
Scrape the bark with a fingernail right at the soil level. If you don't see green beneath the bark, the plant is likely already dead. Let us know if it's green. Regards, Matt
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