Japanese Mountain Hydrangea | Yakushima Gamucha Wild Grass Bonsai Currently Blooming.

Japanese Mountain Hydrangea, cultivar name - Yakushima Gamucha. Also known as Mountain Hydrangea, its color can be adjusted to purple or blue. Mountain Hydrangea is an indispensable flowering plant for wild grass bonsai. Its small leaves are beautifully shaped and a fresh green. The tip of each branch resembles a green flower. Even without blooms, it offers a full sense of atmosphere. A once-in-a-lifetime encounter, blooming from June to July. When planted in a small pot, the spirit of the tea ceremony is easily within reach. Low sunlight exposure, long blooming period, suitable for urban cultivation. The flower shape is soft and beautiful, with delicate clusters, appearing even more elegant. While appreciating it, water it daily. /In Stock/ Photos 1-6, taken on June 9, 2026. Only 1 pot available. 2 years old, slow-growing in a small pot. May bloom with purple or blue flowers. Photos 7-8, blooming examples from the Japanese NHK website "趣味の園藝". Photo 9, reference image from a Japanese Mountain Hydrangea exhibition. It dislikes heavy water and heavy fertilizer, and fears wind. In summer and early autumn, it can be placed on a shallow water tray for care. When watering, it is recommended to moisten both the upper and undersides of the leaves. After nutrients return to the roots, it will shed leaves and enter dormancy in late winter. New leaves will sprout in late spring to early summer, and flower buds will appear when growth pauses. /Planting Difficulty/ Japanese Mountain Hydrangea ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunlight Exposure | Approximately 2-3 hours of sunlight. Sunlight must reach the plant to count. Avoid midday sun and direct wind. Watering Routine | While admiring this beautiful plant, water it daily at a fixed time. Soil Medium | Japanese granular soil - Akadama soil. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------