How to Care For Your Bonsai Ficus Ginseng Plant!

By Terry Blackburn How to Care For Your Bonsai Ficus Ginseng Plant The Bonsai Ficus Ginseng Plant is also known as Taiwan Ficus or Banyan Fig. One of the attractions of this particular bonsai ficus ginseng is of course the roots which are usually exposed. Along with a thickish trunk and a canopy of dark green leaves it is a most attractive plant, creates a wonderful display in the home and is so easy to look after. This makes...

Juniper Bonsai – Mistakes Beginners Make

By Justin Guo The juniper bonsai is one of the most common and popular outdoor bonsai trees because it is the easiest to care for; however, there are many people who have been unsuccessful. I’ve included some of the common mistakes made by bonsai owners and some advice on how to overcome these obstacles. The most common mistake I’ve seen people make with the juniper bonsai is that they keep it indoors. During the...

Propagating a Bonsai Tree By Grafting And Air Laye...

By Andrew Kozlowski Many bonsai enthusiasts derive great pleasure from growing their own bonsai trees. Some like to plant the seeds themselves and nurture them from sprouts to young trees, ready for shaping. Others prefer to take cuttings from a “parent tree” so they can grow a new tree with the parent tree’s characteristics. Still others like to grow bonsai from air layering-a technique that’s been...

Top 10 Insights On How To Grow Bonsai Trees

Used for generations in China and Japan, bonsai is the replica of natural tree kinds in miniature. Bonsai trees are existing miniature trees and shrubs which increase in beauty and benefits as they mature through the ages. How frequently really should I water my own bonsai tree? As opposed to a house plant, bonsai trees utilize a “free draining” type of soil due to the fact their root base can not accept...

Tips For Watering a Bonsai Tree

by Justin Lee There are many different skills needed to successfully grow Bonsai Trees in your home. Some of these are easy to identify, such as pruning or training the tree. Fortunately neither of these is usually fatal to the tree unless you become over physical with the tree when you are training it, and end up breaking off the branches or the trunk. There is one other skill that can be, and often is, fatal to the Bonsai...

The most unique bonsai of bougainvillea

This is the most unique bougainvillea bonsai tree. Age of more than 30 years. Is unique because there are two trunks in a tree. The overall shape of this tree is very interesting and unique. I never see any of this kind of shape. How is it formed? Ask this tree? There are bonsai enthusiasts that offers an attractive price, but I still have not decided to sell. Only a few of my friends who have seen this tree and it never...