Japanese Rock Sorbus | Medium-sized Bonsai

A highly popular tree species for Japanese bonsai. With three-dimensional leaves, serrated edges, and a graceful drape. A distinctive Rock Sorbus that sways elegantly in the wind. A deciduous plant from the birch family, its catkins resemble the straw knot decorations of Shinto shrines, which give the plant its name. The trunk features a rough, rock-like bark. Small leaves with dense spacing make it easy to create a lush appearance. /In Stock/ Photos 1-9, taken on 2025/5/9. Cultivated in Taiwan for 20 years. Main trunk: 2cm, Nebari (surface roots): 3.5cm. Impressive root spread of nearly 7cm, with abundant branches and foliage. The main trunk possesses highly distinctive characteristics. Paired with a 30-year-old Chinese Yixing aged pot. Authentic clay with excellent water retention and breathability. The most classic purple clay pot. The artistry of bonsai trees lies in their creation journey. This bonsai has achieved a well-defined structure and canopy. It requires moderate sunlight and simple maintenance of watering and pruning. Commercially available slow-release fertilizer is sufficient. Easy to manage. /Planting Difficulty/ Rock Sorbus ★★☆☆☆ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunlight Needs | Partial shade is sufficient; sunlight must reach the plant itself. Watering Schedule | While admiring this beautiful plant, water it regularly every day. Soil Medium | Japanese granular soil - Akadama soil. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- A small-leaved, miniature landscape for therapeutic enjoyment. Each plant exhibits a unique growth direction and cannot be uniformly designed. Every plant is one-of-a-kind. (Decorative elements not included.)