Bonsai Acer
Bonsai Acer is an impressive variety of Japanese maple, valued for its delicate leaves that change color from bright green in spring to vibrant shades of red in autumn. This miniature plant is a symbol of peace and calm in the art of bonsai, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor decor.
Caring for Bonsai Acer includes the following essential aspects:
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Light: Prefers locations with indirect or filtered light. Direct sunlight can burn the leaves, especially during hot summer months. It is ideal to place it where it can benefit from morning light and afternoon shade.
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Soil: Use a well-draining soil mix specially designed for bonsai. This is crucial to prevent water stagnation and root rot, which can be fatal to the plant.
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Watering: Bonsai Acer requires regular watering, but the amount of water should be adjusted according to the season and ambient humidity. The soil should remain moist but not saturated. Constantly check soil moisture to ensure an optimal environment.
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Fertilizing: Apply a special bonsai fertilizer every two to three weeks during the growing season, from spring to autumn.
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Pruning and shaping: Pruning is essential to maintain the bonsai’s shape and stimulate new growth. Cut new shoots to encourage branching and control the plant’s form.
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Frost protection: During winter, provide frost protection, especially if the bonsai is kept outdoors. Place it in a sheltered spot or provide adequate protection to avoid damage caused by low temperatures.
The leaves of the Bonsai Acer may show small natural imperfections, slightly dry edges, marked tips, superficial spots, small tears, or other aesthetic defects resulting from handling, transport, or adaptation to the new environment. Acer foliage is sensitive and can react quickly to changes in temperature, wind, exposure, watering, or humidity. These aspects are normal and do not affect the plant’s viability.
Height with pot included approx. 25-30 cm
Pot diameter (length) 15 cm
📸 Note: The photos are for informational purposes – each bonsai is unique, and shape and density may vary from one specimen to another. Leaf color varies depending on growing conditions. Does not come with a saucer.