Japanese Tamagaki Bai Plum | Small-Sized Plum Fragrant Potted Plant | Abundant Flower Buds Already Swollen

Variety Name | Tamagaki Bai Plum Aromatic Variety | Fragrant Potted Plant Wild Plum Series | Large Petal, Double-Petal Plum Blossom Locally Cultivated in Taiwan | 3-Year Grafted Plum Bonsai Abundant Flower Buds | Already Swollen Welcoming the New Year | Blooming with Success | Premium Fragrance to Accompany You /In Stock/ Photos 1-9 | Photographed on 2026/2/8 | Only 1 Available 3-Year Mature Plant | Past the Sapling Stage, Adapts Well to Significant Temperature Fluctuations Twisted Trunk, Abundant Branches | Leads to More Blooms More Blooms | Extends the Flowering Period An Excellent Plum Variety for Flowering Photo 10 | Information extracted from the Kairakuen Garden website illustration. Mature Plant (3+ Years) | Flower shape and color will be closer to the illustration. /Includes care instructions, fertilization guide, and a trial pack of nutrient solution/ (Decorative items and water trays are not included) Cherry blossoms are plants that require significant nutrients. In addition to regular application of slow-release fertilizer, /Designer Recommended/ | Use commercially available liquid nutrient solution. Refer to the enclosed fertilization guide for details. Nutrient requirements for Japanese flowering and fruiting plants are higher than for local Taiwanese plants, especially for cherry blossoms, which need 4-5 times the nutrients of ordinary plants. For abundant blooms with high ornamental value and a 2-6 month fruiting period, weekly application is recommended. With consistent fertilization, the plant will be healthy and bloom again next year. (Pricing varies based on tree age, rarity, and pot) /Cultivation Difficulty/ | ★★★☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ | ★★★★☆ /Pest Sensitivity/ | ★★★★☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water daily at a set time while enjoying your beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Granular Soil - Akudama Soil Placement | Balcony, or indoors in a well-ventilated area for 5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 4 hours of direct sunlight (sunlight should reach the plant). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------