Ficus Bonsai Trees best for growing indooors
One of our favorites is the root over rock ficus ginseng bonsai (retusa
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rocks selected for this unusual arrangement are imported and washed in
acid, making them strikingly unique. We then cut and cement the rocks to
one side of the pot, leaving an ample well between them to hold water.
A
ceramic bridge is cemented to the rocks on either side. A miniature,
glazed mud figurine which overlooks the water is also added and cemented
in place.
To complete the scene, a pagoda figurine is cemented to the
stone located above the bridge. It is a good tree to use as a
beginner.
Some ficus plants will be
appropriate to have displayed on a tabletop, than in a larger pot on the floor for example.
This popular tree is recommended for home or office and does well in low
to high lighting conditions. Or
are you looking for one that may go in your outdoor patio garden?
Most ficus trees are easier to care for, so if you have a
busy lifestyle, this kind of bonsai tree may be just right for you to
grow.
Tree-Root over Rock
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-  Also
known as Green Island Ficus. Has oval to roundish dark green shiny
leaves. Easily forms rosetts at the end of its branches if kept trimmed.
Branches and fruits well and easily develops aerial roots when kept
humid. Different than other Ficus varieties in that the leaves are much
thicker. Does well in lower, medium or high lighting conditions. Ours
has exposed roots growing over a textured rock and down into the soil.
One of our favorites. Very easy indoor maintenance. Price is 69.95 while
supplies last.
Oriental Ficus
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- Fig species which is native to south and south-east
asia. This evergreen tree is particularly good for bonsai training as
they produce sturdy trunks, good branching characteristics and shiny
leaves. Best to trim the leaves in early summer as the new leaves that
subsequently grow will be smaller than the ones removed. This tree is 12
years old. Price 49.95.
  Also
known as Banyan Fig. It has small
green leaves that alternate up the stem and are more oval than the
Benjamina. This ficus has grey to reddish bark with small, horizontal
flecks, similar to tiger-like markings and all are trained in the
traditional curved shape. This tree is the most tolerant and
trouble-free bonsai for growing indoors.
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