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Miniature Cedar Bonsai
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Miniature Cedar Bonsai

$35.00
The Miniature Cedar bonsai is a hardy conifer that makes a beautiful bonsai. The Cedar has a mild spicy scented wood that has beautiful cracking characteristics to the bark. This bonsai produces needles that are clustered together on shoots making dense foliage.

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TheMiniature Cedar bonsai is a hardy conifer that makes a beautiful bonsai. The Cedar has a mild spicy scented wood that has beautiful crackingcharacteristics to the bark. This bonsai produces needles that are clustered together on shoots making dense foliage. The foliage has a waxylayer to protect the needles from drying out. The cedar is a fairly easy bonsai to grow.

Shohin bonsai is a style of bonsai that focuses on maintaining movement and structure in a small form, typically no larger than 10" in height. Cedar Bonsai arrives in a 4" - 5" pot and measures 6" - 8" in height potted. Pot may vary depending on availability. Bonsai tree shape may vary from shown.

Care Information

Cedars tolerate dryer soil much better than over-watering. It is recommended to water the tree daily and monitor the wetness of the soil. One of the most important things to remember about the Cedar is that it must have good drainage. The Cedar Bonsai Trees need partial to full sun. Pines are resilient to varying degrees of temperature from warm and dry to the cold and snow. Cedars foliage can be maintained by pinching them back. Their dense needle growth can be thinned to desired shape.Repotting is recommended in early spring.

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