In this section of our website we explain the basic and advanced Bonsai care techniques. It is also important to adept these care guidelines to your specific tree species.

This introductory article covered the three steps of growing Bonsai; cultivation, styling, and care. And, although Bonsai is a centuries-old living art form, getting started with this fascinating …

In spring, when the new leaves emerge, take care that the trees are protected even from light night frost. To summarize, make sure to select the right tree species and take into account the …

Bonsai tree care Keeping a Bonsai tree alive is not a difficult task, but there are a few things you should be aware of. Bonsai trees are planted in small pots with minimal space for water and …

Caring for an indoor Bonsai is different from that of normal potted house plants. The main reason is that Bonsai trees are planted in small pots and therefore have limited storage for nutrients …

The Natal Plum is valued in bonsai for its attractive, dense foliage, ease of care, and ability to be shaped into a variety of forms. The tree is also known for its resilience, making it suitable for …

Ensuring consistent care and a stable environment can minimize the risk of leaf drop. For more detailed information on these techniques, check out our Bonsai tree care section.

Make sure to read up on our exact tree species, and our general Bonsai tree care guidelines. With time, your bonsai will flourish, and you’ll develop a deeper understanding of this ancient art form.

The Bonsai Ficus prefers room temperature soft water and it can tolerate occasional over, or underwatering. We advise daily misting to maintain humidity, but too much misting can create …

Its relatively easy care requirements make it suitable for beginners and experienced bonsai growers alike. The tree’s resilience in cooler climates allows it to be grown outdoors in most …