Bonsai are miniature trees cultivated in pots, representing small-scale versions of full-sized trees. The Japanese term “Bonsai” generally describes the art of growing trees in small containers. They symbolize tranquility, harmony, and balance with the natural environment. The aesthetic value and beauty of a bonsai increase as it ages, depending on the plant species and the shaping of its trunk, branches, and roots. Note: Plants and flowers are living organisms, so the product may vary slightly from the photograph.

Light: Place it in a bright position inside the house during the winter, avoiding direct sunlight. From April to November, it thrives in an outdoor area under shade.

Temperature: Ideal temperatures for thriving are 18-25°C.

Watering: 2-3 times a week during spring and summer or ensure that the soil always maintains relative humidity.

Fertilization: Liquid fertilizer once a month, from spring to autumn, avoiding the months with very high temperatures.