Each bonsai in our collection has its own unique personality. Discover the fascinating origin and spiritual meaning behind each tree and find the bonsai that suits you best. Get inspired by the history and symbolism of these special trees and choose the one that resonates with your style and character.
Discover the charm of the Bonsai Globe Shape, a plant that instantly brings a special ambiance to any room with its unique shape and size. Standing at a height of 30 cm and with a diameter of 15 cm, this bonsai is a perfect blend of natural beauty and artistic design. It awaits to enrich your living or working space with its vibrant green and stylized appearance. The Bonsai Globe Shape thrives in a spot with indirect sunlight; direct sunlight can harm its delicate leaves. It prefers a consistently moist soil but does not like its roots to be waterlogged. Water it once a week, depending on the soil's moisture level, and you will see how this little green friend flourishes. This bonsai offers a wonderful opportunity to introduce the art of patience and care into your daily routine, while continually surprising with its form and vitality.
€ 23,95
Plongez dans le monde enchanteur du Ficus Ginseng, un bonsaï qui enrichit non seulement votre maison de son apparence gracieuse mais ajoute également une touche de zen à votre environnement de vie. Cette plante charmante avec son impressionnant tronc racinaire et ses branches élégamment formées est une véritable œuvre d'art en soi. À son arrivée, il se vante déjà d'une hauteur d'environ 40 cm, prêt à orner n'importe quel coin de votre maison. Le Ficus Ginseng est étonnamment facile à vivre, à condition de respecter ses petites particularités. Un endroit lumineux, mais de préférence pas en plein soleil, le rend heureux. En ce qui concerne la soif, ce bonsaï aime un sol constamment humide, sans avoir les pieds dans l'eau. Une gorgée d'eau lorsque la couche supérieure du sol semble sèche est exactement ce dont il a besoin pour prospérer. Avec ces conseils de soin simples, votre Ficus Ginseng grandira pour devenir un point de mire encore plus grand, apportant paix et beauté naturelle dans votre foyer.
€ 26,95
Rencontrez le Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng, votre mini arbre à la personnalité grandiose. Cette version bonsaï, mesurant 30 cm de hauteur et nichée dans un pot de 17 cm de diamètre, apporte l'art délicat du jardinage japonais directement dans votre salon. Et pour ceux qui préfèrent leurs plantes un peu plus imposantes, nous avons également un modèle plus grand qui se dresse fièrement à 110 cm avec une circonférence de pot de 26 cm. Que vous optiez pour quelque chose de mignon et compact ou de grand et majestueux, ce Ficus ajoute une ambiance sereine partout. Placez-le dans un endroit lumineux mais à l'abri du soleil direct, car il aime la chaleur mais n'est pas un fan des bains de soleil. Le Ficus Ginseng reste frais avec un sol légèrement humide, sans avoir les pieds mouillés. Un petit coup d'eau lorsque la couche supérieure du sol semble sèche le garde en parfaite condition. C'est aussi simple que cela d'apporter un morceau de zen chez vous avec ce bonsaï vivant.
€ 36,95
Rencontrez le Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng, un héros vert avec une touche exotique qui transforme n'importe quel espace en un havre de paix. Avec ses racines robustes et sa couronne verte élégante, cette plante se tient comme un vieux sage dans votre pièce, pleine d'histoires et de sagesse. À son arrivée, il se dresse fièrement à 50 cm de haut, niché dans un pot d'un diamètre de 25 cm, prêt à capturer votre cœur (et votre maison). Le Ficus Ginseng aime un endroit lumineux mais n'est pas un fan du soleil direct. Son foyer idéal est là où de doux rayons du soleil peuvent caresser ses feuilles sans les brûler. En termes de soif, il est modeste ; il préfère son sol légèrement humide, mais définitivement pas trempé. Donnez-lui régulièrement de petites gorgées d'eau, et il grandira et fleurira, votre fidèle compagnon vert à travers toutes les saisons.
€ 65,95
Each bonsai in our collection has its own unique personality. Discover the fascinating origin and spiritual meaning behind each tree and find the bonsai that suits you best. Get inspired by the history and symbolism of these special trees and choose the one that resonates with your style and character.
Bonsai trees have become increasingly popular as houseplants, and for good reason. These miniature trees are not only aesthetically pleasing, but they also bring a sense of calm and tranquility to any room they are placed in. In this article, we will discuss the benefits of having a bonsai tree as a houseplant, as well as some tips for caring for your bonsai tree and the tools you will need to do so.
One of the primary benefits of having a bonsai tree as a houseplant is the sense of peace and tranquility it brings to a room. Bonsai trees are often associated with the Japanese art of Zen, which emphasizes the importance of finding peace and balance in everyday life. Having a bonsai tree in your home can help create a sense of calm and relaxation that is perfect for unwinding after a long day.
In addition to their calming effects, bonsai trees are also great for purifying the air in your home. As with all plants, bonsai trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the air. This can help improve the air quality in your home, making it a healthier place to live.
Caring for a bonsai tree requires some specialized knowledge and tools, but with a little effort, it can be a rewarding experience. One of the most important things to keep in mind when caring for your bonsai tree is to make sure it receives the right amount of light, water, and nutrients.
Bonsai trees typically require a lot of sunlight, so it is important to place them in a location where they can get at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. If you are unable to provide this amount of sunlight, you may need to invest in a grow light to help supplement the natural light.
When it comes to watering your bonsai tree, it is important to strike a balance between not watering it enough and overwatering it. Bonsai trees have a small root system, so they require more frequent watering than traditional houseplants. However, you should be careful not to water them too much, as this can cause root rot and other problems. It is a good idea to check the soil moisture level regularly and adjust your watering schedule accordingly.
In addition to sunlight and water, bonsai trees also require regular fertilization to thrive. There are a variety of bonsai fertilizers available on the market, and it is important to choose one that is appropriate for your specific type of bonsai tree. Fertilizing your bonsai tree once a month during the growing season can help ensure that it receives the nutrients it needs to stay healthy.
Caring for a bonsai tree requires some specialized tools, but they are relatively easy to obtain and use. One of the most important tools you will need is a pair of bonsai pruning shears. These shears are designed specifically for trimming bonsai trees, and they allow you to make precise cuts without damaging the tree.
In addition to pruning shears, you may also need a concave cutter for removing larger branches, as well as wire cutters for shaping the branches of your bonsai tree. A bonsai rake is also useful for removing debris from the soil, and a watering can with a fine nozzle can help you avoid overwatering your tree.
