Abana Homes Bonsai Plants for Home Indoor Live - Ficus Bonsai Tree in Black Ceramic Pots - 5 Year Old - Indoor Bonsai Plants for Living Room, Office & Balcony Garden

Grafted Ficus is a highly popular bonsai tree for keeping indoors.

Has an expertly sculpted bark for aesthetics you can’t miss.

The bark of the grafted Ginseng Ficus bonsai tree is shaped and established into a root-over-rock structure that gives it a unique and charming appearance. It is ideal as a decorative houseplant, as the best species of banyan or Ficus tree for growing indoors.

The leaves are oval-shaped and colored freshly green. They form a canopy structure at the top, yet are easy to maintain in good shape and health. The pot-bellied bark adds to the plant’s fascinating appearance.

How to water your bonsai tree? Thumb rule of watering: Touch the soil and if it feels wet, you don’t need to water it. If it feels dry, you need to water it. Whenever you water it, pour at least 1-2 liters of water, till the time water starts flowing out from the hole below the pot.	Where to keep the bonsai tree? Placement: Place the bonsai plant in a well-lit area indoors. It is best to keep the plant near a window so it can enjoy maximum daylight. While keeping inside the office or living room or in any closed space, make sure not to keep it DIRECTLY below the ceiling fan or near a heat source. Keep it slightly aside.	How to fertilize the bonsai plant? Fertilizing the bonsai: Fertilize the bonsai plant twice a month during spring and once a month during winter. You can use solid organic fertilizer, or any natural nitrogen and phosphorus-rich fertilizer. Like humans, plants also need food after regular intervals for healthy growth.	When to prune the bonsai plant? Pruning and shaping up: Spring is the best time if you plan to do heavy pruning. Prune the shoot down to 1-2 leaves when it grows 6-10 leaves. Remove any damaged or yellow leaves.