Twist your space to new heights with this S-shaped wonder!

We’re offering you a XL Japanese S-Shape Bonsai Tree – Ficus Ginseng Classic for just €39 saving you 54% off Perfect Plant Deal IE's prices.

Experience the Timeless Beauty of XL Japanese Bonsai S-Shape Ficus Ginseng

Ficus Ginseng (Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng') is prized for its dramatic, artful S-shaped trunk and lush foliage. Cultivated in southern China and Malaysia, this distinctive bonsai is crafted by grafting small-leafed ficus onto robust rootstock that takes years to develop.

Why Choose Ficus Ginseng?

• Classic Bonsai Look: The thick, exposed roots and sculpted curves deliver a true focal point for any interior.
• Perfect for Beginners: This hardy member of the mulberry family (Moraceae) is forgiving, resilient, and ready to thrive with basic care.
• Instant Impact: Delivered at an impressive 55–65cm in height, your space will gain stature and tranquillity from day one.

How to Care for Your Bonsai:

• Place in a bright spot indoors, avoiding direct intense sunlight.
• Water consistently; keep soil moist but not soggy—never let it dry out completely.
• In summer, display outdoors if temperatures stay above 12–15°C.
• Prune in autumn to maintain the iconic S-shape and encourage new growth.
• Feed occasionally with a bonsai-specific fertiliser for robust vitality.

What to Expect:

• Delivered in a robust 20cm nursery pot for easy positioning and transplanting later as desired.
• Some initial leaf loss may occur as your plant settles—fresh new leaves will soon appear with proper care.

Design & Display Ideas:

• Pair with low-maintenance foliage plants like ZZ plant or Snake plant for an indoor oasis.
• Position in living areas, offices, or budding relaxation corners to inspire calm and creativity.

FAQs

When should I prune my Ficus Ginseng bonsai?
Prune in the autumn to maintain shape and encourage healthy new growth.

Can this bonsai be placed outside?
Yes, it can be moved outdoors during summer months as long as night temperatures stay above 12–15°C.

What should I do if my plant drops leaves after arrival?
Initial leaf loss is natural while acclimating. Maintain steady conditions and regular care; fresh leaves will develop soon.