| STARTING TECHNIQUE |
| 1. Starting from Trained Bonsai |
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If you cannot wait to begin your bonsai experience, the best way is to
purchase a bonsai that has been previously-trained. This will reduce your
time and effort to train a bonsai. Hence it is ideal especially for beginners.
purchase a bonsai that has been previously-trained. This will reduce your
time and effort to train a bonsai. Hence it is ideal especially for beginners.
You can often find partially-trained and thoroughly trained bonsai on sale in
garden centers, nursery, and online stores. These are all well-trained bonsai
made by bonsai professionals and horticultral experts who spend years to
make the bonsai from seeds or seedlings, or trees propagated by various
horticultural techniques . Given the long cultivating time and the great efforts
invested in them, these bonsai are typically quite expensive.
Although there is plenty to do before you transform a partially-trained bonsai
into a developed one, you have the freedom to shape the bonsai according to
your will and imagination. On the other hand, even it is possible to modify a
thoroughly-trained bonsai, the change you can make is often limited. The
advantage of a thouroughly-trained bonsai is that you can view it immediately.
garden centers, nursery, and online stores. These are all well-trained bonsai
made by bonsai professionals and horticultral experts who spend years to
make the bonsai from seeds or seedlings, or trees propagated by various
horticultural techniques . Given the long cultivating time and the great efforts
invested in them, these bonsai are typically quite expensive.
Although there is plenty to do before you transform a partially-trained bonsai
into a developed one, you have the freedom to shape the bonsai according to
your will and imagination. On the other hand, even it is possible to modify a
thoroughly-trained bonsai, the change you can make is often limited. The
advantage of a thouroughly-trained bonsai is that you can view it immediately.
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