How Do You Care For A Bonsai Azalea Plant?
A bonsai tree is one that has been dwarfed via pruning or pinching of the roots and trained to grow in a desired effect. Azaleas are a member of the Rhododendron family and make wonderful bonsai plants. They have beautiful flowers in the spring and fall months, and some bloom during the summer. Bonsai azaleas require proper care to maintain their dwarfed status and to live for many years. Remove dead leaves and flowers often to maintain the health of your bonsai azalea, according to the Bonsai Site. Place your bonsai azalea in a spot where it will get filtered sunlight, especially avoiding the strong, summer sunlight. Keep your bonsai azalea outdoors and protect it during the winter months by placing it under glass or in a sheltered area. If you experience extremely cold winter months in your area, bring the bonsai azalea indoors into a sunroom or other area where it can get partial sunlight. Keep the soil moist in your bonsai azalea; dry roots can mean the death of this plant. Rainwat
