Japanese Satsuki Rhododendron ∣ Star Brilliant Short Exposed Root Bonsai

Japanese Satsuki Rhododendron - Hoshi no Hui Small open-rooted bonsai trees cultivated locally in Taiwan for more than 8 years To show the appearance of a sixty-year-old tree Excessive branches must be removed Create white space between branches Rhododendron is the entry-level flower bonsai Planted in a mini pot, it can show the appearance of a big tree The flowers and leaves are easy to cultivate and can be maintained in a shallow water dish. Small bonsai that you can look at in the palm of your hand /Spot goods/ Pictures 2~6, shooting date∣2025 1/13 The advantage of Hoshinoki is that its leaves are small. This small tree has been pruned for many years. There are many branches and there is a sense of space between the branches, creating the effect of being small but large. Hoshi no Hiroki bonsai, only 1 pot There are currently 11 flower buds, and the flowering period is March. ★Comes with a maintenance card Figures 1 and 7, variety reference pictures Japanese Satsuki Rhododendron /Planting Difficulty/ ★★☆☆☆ /Fatness level/ ★★★☆☆ /Disease Sensitivity/ ★★☆☆☆ Continuously water and use shallow water trays to assist in maintenance -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Watering Exercise | While appreciating the beautiful plants, provide water regularly every day Soil medium | Japanese Kanuma soil (granular soil) Store on the balcony or in a ventilated room for 7 to 10 days before moving to the balcony Sunlight | About 3~ hours of sun exposure -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Pruning after flowering stimulates growth Just organize it once or twice a year Leave in the sun for more than 3 hours, with 2/3 of the surface pot soil dry and watered Small-leaf micro-landscape healing potted plants Plants stretch in different directions, making it impossible to design them uniformly Every plant is unique (The product does not include additional scenery)