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Petite Grower's Choice Ficus Bonsai Indoor Plant in 4.75 in. Ceramic Pot, Avg. Shipping Height 10 in. Tall
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Customers are generally pleased with the appearance and quality of the bonsai trees, however some have experienced dry and dying bonsai. Many customers have also reported that the pots they received were too small or not of the right size. Despite this, customers have been satisfied with their purchases and have been pleased with the results.
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 thing to know about bonsai is that it's not a type of plant, but instead, a way of treating a plant. That's important fact because when it comes for caring for …
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 thing to know about bonsai is that it's not a type of plant, but instead, a way of treating a plant. That's important fact because when it comes for caring for your bonsai, you have to give your bonsai the kind of light, water, temperature, etc. that plant type needs. Bonsai is not a type of plant, its a way of modifying a plants growth. The Japanese term bonsai explains it best: bon means a low pot and sai refers to plants. So bonsai are simply plants growing in a low pot. Growing and sculpting your own bonsai can take years. But ready-made versions allow you to enjoy the beauty of bonsai right away.
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Customers are generally pleased with the appearance and quality of the bonsai trees, however some have experienced dry and dying bonsai. Many customers have also reported that the pots they received were too small or not of the right size. Despite this, customers have been satisfied with their purchases and have been pleased with the results.
Pros
- Attractive appearance
- Healthy and well-received
- Good value for price
Cons
- Smaller than expected
- No drain hole in pot
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Description
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 thing to know about bonsai is that it's not a type of plant, but instead, a way of treating a plant. That's important fact because when it comes for caring for your bonsai, you have to give your bonsai the kind of light, water, temperature, etc. that plant type needs. Bonsai is not a type of plant, its a way of modifying a plants growth. The Japanese term bonsai explains it best: bon means a low pot and sai refers to plants. So bonsai are simply plants growing in a low pot. Growing and sculpting your own bonsai can take years. But ready-made versions allow you to enjoy the beauty of bonsai right away.
Specifications
| Compatibility | Ficus |
| plant species | Ficus |
| plant form | Pot |