Japanese Weeping Cherry | Rare Mid-Sized Bonsai

Arriving in Tokyo during cherry blossom season, the sight of cherry tree-lined avenues never fails to stir the heart with joy. For a solitary cherry tree that embodies an ethereal, worldly-detached beauty, look no further than the weeping cherry, a variant of the standard cherry blossom. Weeping cherries are cultivated in much the same way as upright varieties, and they often show even more vigorous growth than most. This Japanese weeping cherry is a testament to that. /In Stock/ Photos 1-8, taken on 10/24/2026, limited to 1 piece. Cultivated locally for four years and presented in a vintage, elegant green glazed square pot. Carefully shaped and pruned each year, it has developed a graceful, wind-swept form with a well-established branch structure. Following its summer dormancy, it has emerged with dense, lush autumn foliage. Photo 9: Reference image for the Japanese weeping cherry bonsai. Photo 10: From left to right: Matsumae Hanagasa cherry, Shiro-Yoshino cherry, Kurama Kanzan cherry. Taken 4/11/2025. ★Includes a trial pack of nutrient solution, cherry blossom care card, and fertilization instructions.★ (Item does not include the display board or decorative accents.) Cherry trees are nutrient-demanding plants. In addition to regular application of slow-release Osmocote fertilizer, we recommend using commercially available nutrient solutions—please refer to the enclosed instruction manual. These supplements are essential for flowering and fruit-bearing plants from Japan, which require higher nutrient levels than local varieties. To support high-quality blossoms and fruit-bearing periods lasting 2-6 months, weekly application is recommended. When the roots are next groomed and the soil is replaced, burying the graft point below the soil surface will make it invisible, effectively allowing it to be treated as an own-root plant. Japanese Weeping Cherry /Difficulty/ ★★★☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ ★★★★☆ /Disease Sensitivity/ ★★★☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunlight: At least 5 hours of direct sun daily; the plant must be exposed to direct sunlight. Watering: While enjoying the beauty of the plant, please ensure daily scheduled watering. Soil Medium: Japanese granular soil - Akadama soil. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------