Bonsai are lovable or impressive, majestic in their smallness, archetypes of living nature, unruly, proud, and beautiful at the same time. In a bonsai, it is not the flowers or the leaves of the plant that attract special attention, but the beauty of the entire tiny tree in harmony with the bowl or pot in which it is placed. The shaping of a bonsai is pure art.
At a glance
Ficus microcarpa Ginseng
The Japanese word "bonsai" simply means "tree in a pot" or literally "planted in a container," but you understand: it is much more than that. Although all bonsai are grown and shaped in the same way, none are the same. Choose the one you like the most, take it with you, care for it, and you will have a friend for the rest of your life. There is much to be said about the name Ficus microcarpa Ginseng. Ficus microcarpa is one of nearly 2000 species that exist. This species is native to Southeast Asia and Northern Australia and was formerly called Ficus retusa. It is one of the Ficus species that has the special characteristic that the roots, trunks, branches, and aerial roots that touch each other can grow together into all kinds of shapes.
Dimensions
- Placement
- Indoor & Outdoor
- Bonsai
- Yes
- Plant Height
- 75 cm
- Diameter
- 25 cm
Special Features
- Lighting
- N/A
- Watering
- N/A
- Resistance to Cold
- N/A
- Foliage
- N/A
- Terrarium
- No
- Aromatic
- No
Family
- Succulent
- Ficus
Important information
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