Japanese Hydrangea | Mori no Izumi Wild Grass Bonsai

Japanese Hydrangea - Mori no Izumi (Forest Spring) A once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Low light tolerance, suitable for urban gardening. Blooms last for 30-45 days. Water it daily as you admire its beauty. Planted in a small pot, This hydrangea, gently held in your palm, Can be easily carried to the office even when in bloom. /In Stock/ Photos 1-3, Photographed on 2026/6/7 The decorative florets will gradually turn blue, with a blooming period of one month. (Can be shipped before 6/10) Photos 4-7, Photographed on 2026/5/25 Miniature variety, stem has become woody, 1 year old. Materials | Mori no Izumi Hydrangea, Variegated Sweet Flag, Moss Paired with a thick-walled Taiwan Zhengcheng Green Glazed Round Pot Creating a miniature landscape of wild grasses. Exquisite aesthetic, immediate zen ambiance. (Item does not include the driftwood board) Photo 8, Blooming illustration. After blooming, prune the branches to two leaves. Two new branches will differentiate. As long as it is not deprived of water, it will bloom as expected next year. More branches mean more flowers. /Planting Difficulty/ Japanese Hydrangea ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water regularly each day while admiring your beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Akamatsuchi (granule soil) sterilized at 400°C, potting soil. Location | Balcony; display indoors in a well-ventilated area for 3-5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3 hours of sun, avoid direct midday sun, place in a cool, wind-sheltered spot. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Small-leaved miniature healing bonsai. Each plant grows in a unique direction, so the design cannot be uniform. Every plant is one of a kind.