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The Mini Ficus Ginseng Bonsai (Ficus microcarpa), also known as ginseng bonsai, is a compact indoor plant with intertwined aerial roots that create a sculptural...
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Small ficus ginseng and olive bonsai in compact pots: they fit on a desk, shelf, or windowsill and are the easiest way to get started with bonsai or give a green gift. Ficus ginseng lives indoors, while the olive tree should be kept outdoors.
Cosa sono i mini bonsai
I mini bonsai sono alberi giovani coltivati in vasi piccoli: occupano poco spazio, costano meno degli esemplari maturi e permettono di imparare le basi della cura del bonsai prima di passare a piante più grandi e impegnative.
Come curare un mini bonsai
Un vaso piccolo contiene poco terriccio e si asciuga in fretta: per questo un mini bonsai va controllato spesso, scegliendo il posto giusto in base alla specie e annaffiando solo quando serve.
Ficus ginseng (Ficus microcarpa): in casa, in un punto luminoso, lontano da termosifoni e correnti d'aria.
Olivo (Olea europaea): all'aperto, in pieno sole; ha bisogno del ciclo delle stagioni e del freddo invernale.
Acqua: annaffia quando il terriccio in superficie è asciutto, fino a far uscire l'acqua dai fori del vaso.