Matsumae Hanagasa Cherry (Hanagasa) | Shohin Cherry Bonsai B

Matsumae Hanagasa Cherry (Hanagasa) A large-flowered variety with petals arranged in a spiral pattern. The flower diameter is slightly larger than the Matsumae Benigasa Cherry, and the color leans more towards red. It is a rare late-blooming variety, making this a unique opportunity. 3-year-old grafted specimen. A late-blooming cherry variety with vigorous growth that is easy to care for. Taiwanese Zhengcheng pot with elegant, layered glazing. The pot shape and base are neatly crafted, with precise attention to thickness and detail. /In Stock/ Photos 2-9 | Taken on 2026/7/4 3-year-old grafted tree with a twisted, wind-swept style. After this summer, it will be a mature plant. The plant is more stable, and its blooming will more closely resemble the reference guide. New branches will be the flowering branches for the coming year. /Price will increase once it blooms/ Photo 10 | Information sourced from the Japan Flower Association Cherry Blossom Guide. Photo 1 | From left to right: Matsumae Hanagasa Cherry, Shiro Yoshino Cherry, Kurama Kanzan Cherry. Photo taken: 2025/4/11 Abundant foliage and many branches mean more flowers in the coming year. Leaves with holes or partial dryness are still important; they are necessary for photosynthesis and must be kept. Keep it lush and provide plenty of nutrient solution. After the Lunar New Year, nutrients from the leaves will return to the roots before the leaves fall again, then we wait for the blooms. /Included in the box: Care instruction card, fertilization guide, and a sample pack of nutrient solution/ (Product does not include decorative props or trays) Cherry blossoms are plants that require significant fertilization. In addition to applying long-acting Osmocote fertilizer regularly, /Designer recommended: Use commercially available nutrient solution/ (Care instruction card included in the box). Plants from Japan require higher levels of nutrients than domestically produced plants. Cherry blossoms, in particular, require 4-5 times the nutrients of typical plants. To achieve high-value ornamental blooming and a 2-6 month fruiting period, weekly application is recommended. As long as you fertilize step-by-step, the plant will stay healthy and bloom again next year. (Pricing varies based on tree age, rarity, and the pot.) /Difficulty/ ★★★☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ ★★★★☆ /Disease Sensitivity/ ★★★★☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | While enjoying your beautiful plant, provide water daily. Soil Medium | Japanese granular soil - Akadama soil Placement | Balcony; can be kept in a well-ventilated indoor space for 5 days before moving to a balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 4 hours of sun exposure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------