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Bonsai Tree - Japanese - ↑ 60-80 cm - Size Ø 22 cm

Description

Description

The plant needs at least 10 years of growth to form the capriciousness of the root. These are then imported and further cultivated in the Netherlands.
The genus Ficus is one of the most popular types of bonsai for beginners.
They live in the tropical regions on all continents and are very suitable to be kept as an indoor Bonsai tree.

The Ficus Ginseng is not a fast grower and can therefore be kept in the house for years.

The winding trunk will get thicker every year but only grows very slowly, so the larger specimens are often quite pricey in the store. This makes the Ficus Ginseng a perfect houseplant.

Care Instructions

Ficus ginseng (also called Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng) requires a light position without direct sunlight.

The lighter the plant is, the more water it needs. So water regularly and never let the root ball dry out.

Water less in winter and leave it alone at +/- 15 degrees Celsius. You can safely remove yellow, brown or ugly leaves.

In the winter period, the Ficus Ginseng can lose more leaves due to the warm/very dry air in the house.

You can prune the leaves of the plant in the autumn, you would keep the ficus in shape.

To give the plant some extra vitality, you can feed it with special Bonsai food that you can optionally order.

This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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The plant needs at least 10 years of growth to form the capriciousness of the root. These are then imported... Read more

SKU: 2310221
Barcode: 2310221

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Description

Description

The plant needs at least 10 years of growth to form the capriciousness of the root. These are then imported and further cultivated in the Netherlands.
The genus Ficus is one of the most popular types of bonsai for beginners.
They live in the tropical regions on all continents and are very suitable to be kept as an indoor Bonsai tree.

The Ficus Ginseng is not a fast grower and can therefore be kept in the house for years.

The winding trunk will get thicker every year but only grows very slowly, so the larger specimens are often quite pricey in the store. This makes the Ficus Ginseng a perfect houseplant.

Care Instructions

Ficus ginseng (also called Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng) requires a light position without direct sunlight.

The lighter the plant is, the more water it needs. So water regularly and never let the root ball dry out.

Water less in winter and leave it alone at +/- 15 degrees Celsius. You can safely remove yellow, brown or ugly leaves.

In the winter period, the Ficus Ginseng can lose more leaves due to the warm/very dry air in the house.

You can prune the leaves of the plant in the autumn, you would keep the ficus in shape.

To give the plant some extra vitality, you can feed it with special Bonsai food that you can optionally order.

This is a demonstration store. You can purchase products like this from urbanjngl.com

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