Bonsai Tree Carmona in Ceramic Planter
£19.00
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Bonsai has its roots in the ancient art of Feng Shui. Their ability to draw positive energy to into your life. The Bonsai tree is also a symbol of peace, happiness and long life.
The Japanese art of growing and training miniature trees in pots become very popular and is available also for beginners.
You will receive a plant in a ceramic planter (size 12cmx9.5cm) and a saucer.
This plant is toxic if eaten by pets
Water when the soil dries out and provides lots of sunlight. This Ficus will thrive in higher humidity.
Prune the plant regularly to keep its size and shape. When new 5-10 new leaves grow, prune back to 2-3 leaves to reduce the size of leaves. Thin branches can be bent to get the desired shape.
Bonsai has its roots in the ancient art of Feng Shui. Their ability to draw positive energy into your life. The Bonsai tree is also a symbol of peace, happiness and long life.
The Japanese art of growing and training miniature trees in pots become very popular and is available also for beginners.
You will receive a plant in a ceramic planter (size 12cmx9.5cm) and a saucer.
This plant is toxic if eaten by pets
Water when the soil dries out and provides lots of sunlight. This Ficus will thrive in higher humidity.
Prune the plant regularly to keep its size and shape. When new 5-10 new leaves grow, prune back to 2-3 leaves to reduce the size of leaves. Thin branches can be bent to get the desired shape.
Q1: How often should I water my new Bonsai, and what is the best method to ensure it thrives?
A1: Water your Bonsai when the top few centimetres of soil feel dry. Ensure to water thoroughly, allowing the water to soak through completely, but avoid letting the plant sit in water. This will mimic the natural wet-dry cycle the plant would experience in its native habitat.
Q2: I’ve just bought the Bonsai Tree Carmona, but I’m new to pruning. How should I go about it to maintain its shape and health?
A2: Start pruning when your Bonsai develops 5-10 new leaves, cutting back to just 2-3 leaves. This helps reduce leaf size and maintain its miniature size. Use clean, sharp scissors for pruning, and gently bend thin branches to achieve your desired shape.
Q3: Is the Bonsai Tree Carmona suitable for homes with pets?
A3: The Bonsai Tree Carmona is toxic if ingested, so it’s not the best choice for homes with pets that may nibble on plants. Consider placing it in a high, unreachable spot or opt for a pet-safe plant alternative from our range if your furry friends are known to be curious.
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