Ficus bonsai – the beginner’s bonsai, care and best species
Bonsai-making is definitely an art that deserved discovering.
Ficus ginseng
Ficus ginseng is often your first encounter with the world of bonsai. It’s often grafted to avail of the cutest leaves and those amazing, ginseng-like roots.
Ficus microcarpa, an easy-care bonsai for starters
Ficus microcarpa is a small, easy bonsai often found in DIY and home furniture stores.
Repot your bonsai to give it love and attention
A bonsai needs repotting rather often, every 1 to 3 years, to ensure the tree gets the nutrients it needs – even if you use the same pot every time.
Ficus ginseng, caring for this beginner’s bonsai
Ficus ginseng is a bonsai-like houseplant. Great for beginners, it’s got a thick root trunk and very nice leaves.
Grafted ficus bonsai – grafting, rootstock, care
Most Ficus ginseng bonsai are grafted Ficus microcarpa.
Air roots forming on Ficus Ginseng
People love ficus ginseng for its thick, swollen apparent roots. In time, it’ll even send down new aerial roots down to the pot!
Which air-purifying plant to get first?
As they breathe and grow, these plants purify pollutants out from the air… and they’re beautiful, too! Discover Ficus ginseng, Tillandsia andAnthurium, three plants that have what it takes to make your day!
Create your own bonsai!
The Egyptians were familiar with putting trees in pots to carry them around easily, then the Chinese did it because it looked good, but the Japanese are the people who became the true creators of the art of bonsai.
Ficus trees for all, the best species for the home
The Ficus tree genus counts hundreds of species, several of which are perfect to decorate homes.
