Classic Bonsai Juniper is a natural hybrid of Chinese Juniper. Since some juniper berries can live 200 years, caring for bonsai is a beautiful plant that will last a lifetime (and more!) The juniper is an evergreen shrub found in coniferous mountains and forests worldwide. Its needle as scaly as the tree matures and the leaves have a bluish green to light green with silver tones occasional variation. There are over 50 species of juniper, many of whom are long lived, but some only live for 2 or 3 years after becoming plants.Your Bonsai Bonsai is relatively easy to care as the disease is fairly free. Bu thrives in full sun should be protected from hot afternoon sun in a cold climate, they also protect your bonsai frost.If will grow into his bonsai, make sure you have the right lighting. These plants also need a bit of a damp environment, so that spraying can help. Be careful with water and make sure your water until the soil is the most, but not leave standing water in the pot and root rot can kill trees easily.Like most plants, benefit from juniper fertilization and are high in nitrogen fertilizer every two weeks from spring and runs through mid-summer. Since mid-summer onwards, give them a low nitrogen fertilizer alternating with potted plants should be replanted every fertilizer.Bonsai sour two years, until about 10 years old. It's the best report in the spring, with a slightly larger pot. Make sure you have good soil drainage for clean sand and stone deposits are retained in alkaline damage Juniper.Shaping also use your Juniper bonsai tree is unique and what can be achieved with careful pinching during the growing season. Be sure to use only the fingers to press and do not use scissors or other instruments leading to the ends brown. Make sure you do not pinch off all the green if you have enough foliage to protect the branches. Avoid pinching the first leaves that sprout and make sure you develop a routine progressive tightening leaving a reasonable amount of time between pichings.With proper care, you will enjoy your Bonsai for long. An interesting fact is that juniper berries hold their shape for several weeks, even after die.Lee Dobbins writes for Bonsai in the Garden corner where you can learn more about caring for your bonsai.