Bonsai

I agree with the ficus recommendations. The biggest challenges you have are light, humidity, and air flow. All of these can be solved, but your trees probably won't thrive inside.

I'm here for the answers. Based on the readings/research I've found, I still have yet to get a good feel of how to get the main trunk small thick. My fiancé has a starter set of three I'll be excited to start on!

Anyone into bonsái will say the same, Bonsái are trees and should be outdoors.

Soo, if you still want to give a try, go for tropical species. Think about plants people usually have indoors, and check if they could be converted into bonsái.

I am actually growing with succes for a pair of years Azalea, Ficus and a Chinese Elm. I would strongly recommend Ficus as your first option.

I'm not an expert, but the first thing I learned is that bonsais are all outdoors. It does not matter what the nursery tells you, none will develop well inside a house. Any tree will eventually die due lack of light or if surviving it won't be healthy and will definitely make the leaves bigger to get more light.

That being said if you are still fixated to ignore my advice above and try to get a tree anyway, probably a ficus is the best option as they are one of the hardiest species and it won't die if placed in interior

Ficus for sure, they're one of a handful of indoor plants that can be made into bonsai. Skip the cheapo ginsengs at Walmart and order something from a bonsai supplier or nursery though.

From what i've read, bonsai usually need to be outdoor and get some direct sunlight.

I do believe ficus is a good beginner bonsai and will be more forgiving, however!

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