SET - Bonsai Easy, growing 8 types of plants + scissors
A simple and excellent set for growing 8 different types of bonsai
Bonsai is an art that has been practiced for hundreds of years. The word bonsai comes from China and means "tree in a pot". The art of bonsai has now spread widely and is practiced all over the world. These elegant trees are among the most pampered trees in the world. Enthusiasts train, prune and grow them in small pots. Although growing a bonsai tree from seed is a slow process, it is definitely worth it. At Grow Buddha, we are confident that you will enjoy the whole process.
Advantages:
🌿 A very friendly kit for beginners and masters.
🌿 A great gift idea for your loved one.
🌿 Proven and guaranteed germination.
🌿 Access the video presentation step by step.
🌿 Simply and clearly follow the instructions.
Seed germination: from 3 to 8 weeks (depending on the type of plant).
The set contains:
🌿 8x types of bonsai seeds (Mimosa, Flame Tree, Pomegranate, Blue Spruce, Jacaranda, Eucalyptus, Wisteria, Japanese Black Pine)
🌿 8x biodegradable containers
🌿 8x lozenges of rehydrated coconut soil
🌿 10x plant markers
🌿 1x bonsai scissors
🌿 1x instructions for growing bonsai trees
🌿 1x e-book about bonsai
Bonsai Easy set contains 8 types of seeds:
🌿 Mimosa (Albizia julibrissin) - produces silky flowers and leaves that look like marbles.
🌿 Flame Tree (Delonix regia) - known for its fern-like leaves and low maroon flowers. VIDEO here.
🌿 Pomegranate (Punica granatum) - is one of the most popular types of cultivated bonsai.
🌿 Blue spruce (Picea pungens) - has the purest, coolest blue leaves of all pines, similar to pine needles.
🌿 Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) - boasts clusters of fragrant purple trumpet-shaped flowers.
🌿 Eucalyptus (Eucalyotus) - has attractive blue-tinged evergreen leaves that are wonderfully aromatic.
🌿 Wisteria (Wisteria Sinensis) - a tree with scarlet flowers that descend from the trunk towards the roots. VIDEO here.
🌿 Japanese Black Pine (Pinus Thunbergii) - known for its white buds, which create a contrast with the dark green leaves. VIDEO here.