Matsumae Hanagasa Cherry (Hanagasa) | Shohin Cherry Bonsai A

Matsumae Hanagasa Cherry (Hanagasa). Features large blooms with spirally arranged petals. The flower diameter is slightly larger than the Matsumae Benigasazakura, with a deeper red hue. A rare late-blooming variety; a truly unique opportunity. Thick-trunk graft, 4 years since grafting. A late-blooming variety known for robust growth and ease of care. /In Stock/ Photos 1-9 taken on 2026/10/24. Cultivated locally for four years, presented in an early celadon hexagonal pot. Dual-trunk wind-swept style with well-developed branching and established canopy. Having completed its summer dormancy, the tree is now covered in lush autumn foliage. The plant is highly stable and expected to bloom true to its reference images. New branches are the flowering stems for the coming year. Abundant foliage and well-developed branches ensure a plentiful bloom next year. It is thriving with plenty of greenery—regular application of liquid fertilizer is recommended. After the lunar new year, nutrients from the leaves will return to the roots before they shed again, marking the wait for the flowers. Photo 10: Sourced from the Japan Flower Association Cherry Blossom Pictorial. /Includes care instruction card, fertilization guide, and a trial pack of liquid fertilizer/ (Item does not include decorative accessories or burl slabs). Cherry blossoms are heavy feeders. In addition to regular application of long-acting Osmocote fertilizer, we recommend using commercially available liquid fertilizer. An instruction card is included. Japanese flowering plants require significantly higher nutrient levels than locally produced plants, with cherry blossoms requiring 4-5 times more nutrients than typical plants. For high-quality flowering and a 2-6 month fruiting period, weekly application is recommended. As long as you follow the feeding schedule and keep the plant healthy, you will be able to enjoy the blossoms again next year. (Pricing varies based on age, rarity, and the pot). /Cultivation Difficulty/ ★★★☆☆ /Fertilizer Requirement/ ★★★★☆ /Disease Sensitivity/ ★★★★☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine: Maintain a daily watering schedule while enjoying your beautiful plant. Soil Medium: Japanese granular soil (Akadama). Placement: Balcony. Can be kept indoors in a well-ventilated area for up to 5 days before moving back to the balcony. Sunlight: At least 5 hours of sunlight recommended. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------