Dwarf Mugo Pine Bonsai Tree Outdoor Plant in Ceramic Bonsai Pot Container

A:  From all I have found out about these plants the answer is NO! Some other varieties can be kept indoors, but they are not as amazing as the outdoor ones

A:  This is an outdoor tree only. If you are looking for indoor trees you might want to try ficus.

A:  Is this plant dying on you? No direct sun, humidity might be a factor?

A:  Yes, but why would you want to? If you want to grow it in a bed to further the trunk development, then go for it. If you want a garden plant, then look for mugo pines as garden plants and don't spend your money for one trained as a pre-bonsai. Mugos can be had as a garden plant for as little as 6.99 this way. This has to be kept outside year round anyway. They are very finicky also.

A:  Richard- I don't see why not, but it might grow larger than you might think

A:  It is an outside bonsai and prefers sunshine in morning and some indirect sunlight in afternoon. They are very hearty trees and can become quite large (I believe fully mature they can get up to 8 feet tall in the wild). Water every time you see the soil has become dried out. Do not let the soil go too dry for too long, but do not keep soil too soggy