Bonsai Araucaria Cunninghamii in vas ceramic

Araucaria Cunninghamii is an indoor bonsai, a type of conifer, very resilient. The needles are emerald green or blue-green.
Araucaria Cunninghamii is named after the botanist and explorer Allan Cunningham. The species is found in the tropical forests of Eastern Australia and New Guinea. The trees can live up to 450 years and can grow up to 60 meters tall.
Bonsais require special attention and care to develop harmoniously, primarily because bonsais are essentially small trees "forced" to live in a pot. Since the amount of soil in which a bonsai must live is limited, it is necessary to check how often the little tree needs watering.
The term bonsai has two meanings. On one hand, it refers to dwarf trees planted in pots, and on the other, it defines the art of cultivating and caring for these trees.
Araucaria cunninghamii is a species of Araucaria also known as Moreton Bay Pine, or Hoop Pine (confusing name, it is not a pine), Colonial Pine, Richmond River Pine, Queensland Pine, Alloa, Ningwik, or Pien.
Bonsai Care Instructions
Placement: Bright location, protected from strong sunlight. In the warm season, it can be kept outside or on terraces. Do not place near heat sources.
Watering: Water every 3-4 days - depending on ambient temperature and placement
Particularities: Robust bonsai, very easy to care for. The crown can be easily pruned to obtain the desired shape.

Height including pot: approx. 40 cm
Pot diameter: 15 cm

📸 Note: The photos have an informative purpose – each bonsai is unique, and the shape and density may vary from one specimen to another. The leaf shade varies depending on growing conditions.