Few plants are as stylish and sophisticated as bonsai! These tiny trees are perfect dramatic decor for indoor spaces, especially desks, offices, and bedrooms. They practically radiate Zen! The most important thing to know about bonsai is that it's not a type of plant, but instead, a way of treating a plant. That's an important fact because when it comes to caring for your bonsai, you have to give your bonsai the kind of light, water, temperature, etc. that plant type needs.
Types: Fukien Tea — a lovely tropical bonsai that makes a good indoor plant. It thrives in medium to high light and features tiny white flowers when happy.
Pachira — Also called money tree, pachira bonsai offers hand-shaped leaves with a beautiful texture. Pachira is one of the easiest bonsai varieties to grow indoors.
As with all living things, no two plants are alike and, therefore may not be exactly as shown. There is some natural variation in size, shape, and characteristics. It may be in the stages of flowering upon purchase.
Pot Size: 4in.
Bonsai
WATER: Water once the top inch or so of the potting mix starts to dry. It's important not to overwater bonsai; too much water can make the roots drown and die.
LIGHT: Grows best in a bright spot, but it will also tolerate lower light situations.
Note: Bonsai is not intended for human or animal consumption.
