About the Product

Ficus Bonsai is the most loved bonsai tree. Easy To Maintain, Low Light Indoor Plant. Ficus Bonsai is one of the best bonsai tree for beginners. Let's talk about this beautiful indoor plant. Ficus comes from Fig family which is a variety of banyan tree.

It's called Grafted Ficus, also known as ficus microcapa and ficus ginseng.

This beautiful ficus plant is 4 years old and is placed in a 5 inches diameter x 3.5 inches deep Ceramic Pot. The dew color ceramic pot look beautiful as it is off-white with slight tint of brown sprinkles. The yellow figurine makes it stand out.Highlights of the bonsai plant
Easy to maintain bonsai plant.
Best for all beginners, experienced and collectors.
Low Light Indoor Plant, Hence suitable plant for office desk, plant for living room, and bedroom.
Grows in all weather and locations in India.Abana Homes Promise

How to take care of the bonsai plants?How to Water your bonsai tree?
Thumb Rule of Watering:

Touch the soil and it feels wet, you dont need to water it.
If it feels dry, you need to water it.
Whenever you water it, pour at least 1-2 liters of water, till the time water starts flowing out from the pot hole below it.Where to keep the bonsai tree?

Location:

Place the bonsai plant in shed but well lit area.
If possible, it should get broad day light coming through the window or balcony. (not the direct sunlight)
While keeping inside the office or living room or in any closed space, make sure not to keep it DIRECTLY below the ceiling fan. Keep it slightly aside.How to fertilizer the bonsai plants?
Fertilizing the bonsai

Fertilize the bonsai plant every 30-45 days.
You can use vermicompost, or NPK 19:19:19 or any natural nitrogen and phosphorus rich fertiliser.
Like humans, plants also need food after some interval.

When to prune the bonsai plants?
Pruning & Shaping up

In Ficus Bonsai tree, you must keep pruning the new branches or shoots that you dont want to grow. They take the energy that can be used for other parts of the plant.
Remove any damaged or yellow leaves.

IMPORTANT SUGGESTION

You're buying a live bonsai plants which grows with time. Like every other living being, the plant gets old, the old leaves get yellow, and they drop.

This is a common phenomena which is true for every plant, right?

So, you should understand this and always keep in mind that it is a live plant.

And it needs to be watered on intervals, and feed it.