Originally from Japan and China, the look and glossiness of this Cotoneaster bonsai is no short of an exotic and charming appearance. Even though its glazed and shiny leaves are considered the main attraction, the entire plant offers an elegant and fancy appearance in multiple ways. The plant also bears small and attractive-looking berries adorn the branches of this plant as a reminder of Japanese vibes in your home.
The plant comes potted in a beautiful glazed pot, and will be shipped along with a complete set of simplified instructions so that you can enjoy its beautiful appearance with the most ease.
Know your Cotoneaster bonsai tree
Sunlight
Well-lit indoors, Direct sunlight
Watering
Frequent watering in smaller amounts
Pruning
Can be pruned any time of the year
Repotting
Every 2-3 years
Fertilizer
Organic fertilizer, During the growing season
Cotoneaster bonsai for Japanese vibes indoor
Beginner-friendly and suitable for all, the Cotoneaster bonsai offers some of the most exotic and beautiful looks as a houseplant.
Its colors and looks can be likened to the joyous Japanese or Chinese vibes no matter where the plant is placed. Thus the plant will be a beautiful source of happiness in your interior spaces.
Home decor plant that you can’t go wrong with
The plant is famous for its rich looks that are widely used in Japanese and Chinese celebrations. It has small glossy leaves that appear ornamented by tiny white blossoms. The lovely flowers later of the Cotoneaster bonsai tree turn to apple-shaped berries of red color.
With this Cotoneaster bonsai tree, you can truly bring the joyous vibes of Japan into your home.
Care instructions for this Cotoneaster bonsai
Your Azalea or rhododendron bonsai tree will flower in the most spectacular manner if the plant is pruned, watered and fed with the below points in mind.
- Placement: Azalea bonsai trees flower in shade and warmer temperatures, which is easy to achieve indoors.
- Watering: Allow the pot to dry slightly in between watering sessions.
- Pruning: More pruning is required at the base of the plant rather than the top. The plant can withstand extensive pruning for styling into desired shapes.
- Repotting: Repot the plant after every two years. This should be done in either spring or right after the flowering season.
- Fertilizer: You can find special rhododendron fertilizers for use during the growing season before the plant flowers.
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Frequently Asked Questions by customers
Where should I keep this plant?
You can keep your Cotoneaster bonsai tree indoors in any living or office space, as long as it is well-lit during the day. The plant also goes great on top of a desk or cabinet, or even on your balcony, thanks to its ornamental appearance.
Is it a difficult-to-maintain houseplant?
Not at all, as in fact Cotoneaster is a highly recommended indoor plant for anybody wishing to try out bonsai trees for their homes and interiors. This is because it is easy to care for and yet it offers a highly enjoyable and rewarding experience to the homeowner.
Are the berries on this Cotoneaster bonsai tree edible?
Although not necessarily poisonous, the berries borne by the plant are not generally used or recommended for consumption. They are, however, perfect for decorative purposes, and even for making Japanese-styled garlands and crowns.
Does it require misting or fertilizer for maintaining its glossy appearance?
The Cotoneaster bonsai tree does not require extensive watering or misting, even for maintaining the gloss and shine of its leaves. Fertilizers are not needed but prove beneficial, and therefore organic fertilizers can be used during the growing season in spring.
What style of home decor style is the planted suited for?
The Cotoneaster bonsai tree is originally from Japan and China and its glossy looks and small red berries are highly reminding of Japanese culture and vibes. However, the plant will make any style such as Oriental or Modern look more elegant and beautiful.
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