THE INTEREST in house plants has grown

to such a degree that now people who

might never have tried indoor horticulture

are becoming experts. For these people

as well as the traditional bonsai en-

thusiast, indoor bonsai is a challenging

new field to conquer. The pleasure of try-

ing to grow different plants and the won-

der of succeeding is ever new and possi-

ble for the person who seriously sets

upon this pursuit.

Bonsai at first look may not be for

everyone. For there is always someone

who simply does not have the situation

for growing anything in the home, let

alone bonsai. Yet this person can create a

suitable environment, as might I~]

vided by an artificial light unit. E~

tential growing situation should

sessed for light, moisture and

ature, and adjustments made as

sary. The translation of informati~

abling one to adjust the situation |~

be done by each person for him~

cause growing conditions in their!

vary tremendously.