Exposed ivory tree mid-grade bonsai

Ivory wood is also called ivory tree and ivory persimmon. It was endemic to Taiwan before 1870 Listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature The trunk of the ivory tree is black and grows slowly. Hard and dense, polished and shiny Often called ebony in the market, it is one of the precious woods Also a rare bonsai tree /Spot goods/ Pictures 1~7, shooting date 2024 8/13 A medium-grade ivory tree with exposed roots, winding and winding The black trunk is rough and restrained, the thickest trunk is about 1.4cm After being kept in a pot for about 10 years, it has been shaped and pruned many times. Multiple branches gradually shape the branch shed ivory wood /Planting Difficulty/ ★★☆☆☆ /Fatness level/ ★★☆☆☆ /disease sensitivity/ ★☆☆☆☆ -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Watering Exercise | While appreciating the beautiful plants, provide water regularly every day Soil medium | 400 degree high temperature sterilized Japanese red jade soil (granular soil) Place | Balcony; place in a ventilated room for appreciation for about 5 days before moving to the balcony Sunlight | About 4~ hours of sun exposure -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Plants extend in different directions, making it impossible to design them uniformly Every plant is unique (The product does not include additional scenery, water trays, and decking boards)