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Bonsai Tree, Ball Shape

Bonsai Tree, Ball Shape

Meet Sai, your patiently shaped Bonsai Tree. Trained into a neat ball shape, he brings the discipline of bonsai into a small ceramic pot. A living centrepiece that rewards a little attention.

€55,00 EUR
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Care: Moderate

Bonsai needs a consistent watering routine and occasional light pruning to hold its shape.

Light: Bright indirect

Wants bright indirect light. Direct sun through glass can scorch the compact foliage.

Watering: Moderate

Water when the top layer of soil dries out. In a small pot this can mean checking every few days.

Toxicity: Toxic

Commonly grown on Ficus, sap can irritate skin and is toxic to pets if chewed.

Position: Tabletop

A single specimen in a small ceramic pot, this is a tabletop centrepiece rather than a floor plant. Where it thrives: a coffee table, sideboard, or desk.

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