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Ligstrum Bonsai are fast growing easy to care for bonsais, they are well known semi-evergreen indoor houseplants, featuring vivid foliage and branching, easy-to-train shape. These are slow-growing miniature trees, native to China, appreciated for their extremely unique form

In their natural habitat, these trees can grow as tall as 20 metres in height. You can grow them in decorative containers indoors in office or home. Bonsai Ligustrum thrives in shade but demands more than average maintenance.

It is important to water them regularly as they prefer moist soil. They can grow a thick trunk and large number of branches. Prune them in late autumn to maintain their miniature size.

Customer Notice: The Bonsai we supply are not always identical to the picture to the varience in growth and season.

Supplied with a 250ml bottle of specialist bonsai feed, formulated to meet the requirements of your bonsai and provide it with the nutrients required to keep your plant in top condition

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Bonsai Ligustrum + Feed

Bonsai Ligustrum + Feed

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Product description

Ligstrum Bonsai are fast growing easy to care for bonsais, they are well known semi-evergreen indoor houseplants, featuring vivid foliage and branching, easy-to-train shape. These are slow-growing miniature trees, native to China, appreciated for their extremely unique form

In their natural habitat, these trees can grow as tall as 20 metres in height. You can grow them in decorative containers indoors in office or home. Bonsai Ligustrum thrives in shade but demands more than average maintenance.

It is important to water them regularly as they prefer moist soil. They can grow a thick trunk and large number of branches. Prune them in late autumn to maintain their miniature size.

Customer Notice: The Bonsai we supply are not always identical to the picture to the varience in growth and season.

Supplied with a 250ml bottle of specialist bonsai feed, formulated to meet the requirements of your bonsai and provide it with the nutrients required to keep your plant in top condition

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Plant specs, care guide & tips

Key features

Low Maintenance
Shade Tolerant
Sun Lover

Specifications

Botanical Name
Ligustrum sinense
Plant type
Bonsai
Colour
Green
Eventual Height
30 - 60cm
Sun Requirement
Partial Shade
Level of Care
High
Watering Requirement
Weekly
Misting Requirement
Weekly
Pet & Baby Safe?
Toxic to Pets & Children

Instructions

Top Tip

Regular pruning is essential for maintaining the compact and balanced shape of your Bonsai. Trim any overgrown branches and remove dead leaves to promote healthy growth. Feeding your bonsai with a diluted liquid fertiliser every two weeks during the growing season will encourage vigour and vibrancy. Additionally, rotate the pot occasionally to ensure even sunlight exposure and a well-rounded growth pattern.

How to Water

Water your Bonsai when the topsoil begins to dry out, ensuring the soil is evenly moist but not waterlogged. Use a gentle stream of water or a watering can with a fine nozzle to prevent disturbing the soil. For some species, occasional misting can help maintain humidity and keep the leaves fresh. Avoid letting the soil dry out completely, as bonsai trees are sensitive to drought. Always monitor the soil moisture level, especially during warmer months when it may dry out faster.

How to Plant

To plant a Bonsai, start by choosing a shallow pot with adequate drainage holes and use a specialised bonsai soil mix for optimal growth. Remove the tree from its previous pot, trim the roots slightly, and position it centrally in the new pot. Add soil gradually, working it around the roots to eliminate air pockets. Use a chopstick or similar tool to ensure even distribution of soil. Firm the soil gently and water thoroughly to settle the roots. Place your bonsai in a location that suits its species, whether that’s indoors with bright, indirect light or outdoors in partial shade.