Tomo no Ura Tsubaki | Medium-sized Camellia Bonsai, Currently Blooming

Japanese Tomo no Ura Tsubaki 'Ni Fuku Rin' Flower The white edges of the petals bloom in the early winter morning, Like streaks of white frost, possessing a unique Wabi-Sabi beauty. A style that is serene and understated. Years ago, the designer inquired about double-petaled or single-petaled camellias, Often met with rejection, but held a special affection. Felt a particular sense of fulfillment upon acquiring this one. Camellias are easy to care for, but grow slowly. Can only be pruned 1-2 times a year to encourage branching. After multiple shaping sessions, Camellias naturally develop straight lines in their trunks over the years, Requiring more significant changes in shaping. A gracefully swaying tree shape, with a canopy already established. An excellent mother plant that flowers profusely. Admire its tranquil beauty held in the palm of your hand. /In Stock/ Photos 2-6, taken on 2025/9/27 ★Only 1 pot available this season★ Originally had 5 flower buds; the smallest was removed to allow for more beautiful blooms. Medium-sized original plant, not grafted, with 4 flower buds, blooming in winter. Photo 1, flowering illustration, taken on 2021/1/17 Photo 8, flowering illustration Photo 9, related information from a Japanese website /Planting Difficulty/ Tomo no Ura Tsubaki ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water daily at a fixed time while admiring the beautiful plant. Soil Medium | 400°C sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granular soil). Location | Balcony, or place in a well-ventilated indoor area for 5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3-4 hours of sunlight. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Small-leaved miniature landscape healing bonsai. The growth direction of the plants varies, so a uniform design is not possible. Each plant is unique. (Decorative elements not included)