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Bonsai Boxwood

₹ 2350

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Bonsai Boxwood

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Bood has more than 70 species and the common boxwood is the most popular. This is highly used as an ornamental plant and is grown and shaped into a variety of designs. The root system is shallow, and the bark is thin.

Boxwoods regularly need thinning of the foliage mass to allow light into the inner branches to stop them from becoming bare and to prompt back budding. Regular pruning helps to increase ramification and reduce leaf size as well. However, it is also important to allow some free growth to ensure the overall vigor of the bonsai is maintained. Free, unrestricted extension of the first flush of growth can be allowed in Spring (around April/May depending on your climate) to strengthen the tree, followed by strict pinching and pruning for the rest of the year to refine the foliage.

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Bonsai Ficus Religiosa

₹ 1250

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Bonsai Ficus Religiosa

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Ficus Religiosa Bonsai come from Ficus Religiosa trees native to Indian continents and Southwest China. More commonly known in other countries as a sacred fig, Ficus Religiosa is actually a variety of fig trees that belong to the Mulberry Family. The tree grows as high as 30 meters and its trunk can have girths of up to 3 meters. The sacred tree has been baptized with several names like Pipal, Peepal, Bodhi tree, and Ashwattha tree depending on the country where it is located. Sacred trees are usually fast-growing and deciduous. Its heart-shaped leaves usually fall off during the months of March and April and grows back months after.

Ficus religiosa bonsai likes just enough water content in the soil Peepal trees usually need a sufficient amount of sunshine. It would be perfect to place these bonsai on the patio or in the porch. Be sure not to overexpose them in sunlight as they may deteriorate and die. Bi-weekly fertilization of the sacred fig bonsai is the most ideal frequency to supplement lacking nutrients during hot seasons. Depending on the dose of fertilizers, the frequency may be increased to weekly. Local organic fertilizers are best for this kind of bonsai as artificial or chemical types may do harm to the plant. There is a need to prune it back to 2 leaves after 6-8 leaves show up. If a thicker trunk is preferred, Peepals can be left growing for two years and bolder cuts will follow. Contouring the shape of the plant is pretty much easy as its branches are flexible. Extreme caution must be taken when wiring hard trunks as they can easily cut into the bark.

3 years

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Bonsai Long Island Round with Rock

₹ 2650

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Bonsai Long Island Round with Rock

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The Ficus Microcarpa has green to dark green leaves that alternate up the stem and which are more oval than the Benjamina and more like the Retusa, but broader. Grey-brown bark which is almost smooth has a heavy trunk with terrific aerial roots. Ginseng Ficus, also called Ficus microcarpa, Ficus retusa, and banyan fig, is not the medicinal ginseng plant, but a type of fig. Ginseng Ficus is a low-maintenance bonsai that can be grown indoors or outdoors. It grows a brown fruit which attracts bees, wasps, and butterflies.

This particular tree does not need much attention. You will only need to water it twice or thrice a week at most. The best way to keep your Ficus moist and happy is to mist it with a spray bottle every day. Feed only in the growing season. You should only fertilize bonsai, however, during the growing season and not during winter or late fall. The basic time for feeding is from late spring through early fall. This type of bonsai can survive without direct sunlight, but you will have a much happier and healthier tree if you place it near a window or an area that receives a lot of sunlight. Repotting should always take place right after the colder season and the beginning of the spring season every three years.

3 years

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Bonsai Malphigia Mame with Rock

₹ 1150

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Bonsai Malphigia Mame with Rock

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Mame (pronounced "Ma-May")the smallest of bonsai, ideally being no more than 10cm in height. Mame or miniature bonsai could well have more of a place in small houses or flats than the larger forms, as they may be only two to eight inches high. It comes from the Malpighian plant which is known for its inflorescence.

Normal watering along with good amounts of sunlight is needed. The simpler styles are chosen for mame bonsai, because their size does not make it possible to train them into the more complicated shapes such as Winding or Clasped to the stone. The Upright, Oblique and Cascading styles all make attractive mame bonsai and a group planting can be most effective.

1 year

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Bonsai Mini Carnoma Microphylla

₹ 1250

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Bonsai Mini Carnoma Microphylla

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Carnoma is a simple & elegant bonsai ideal for growing indoors. This bonsai has pretty white flowers during the summer months & lovely green, shiny & waxy foliage. The leaves are unusually shaped & well proportioned. They grow in neat clusters allowing the flowers and branch structure to be clearly visible. A highly appealing & artistic bonsai.

Caronoma likes a bright position but avoids exposure to direct midday sunlight if possible. It does not like too many temperature fluctuations. Keep soil moist but not waterlogged. Overwatering can lead to leaves turning yellow and falling off. Feed every two weeks during the growing season and every 6 weeks during dormant periods. Use a balanced fertilizer throughout the year with high nitrogen fertilizer in spring - to help with the flush of new growth

2 years

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Ixora Coccinea 'Maui Red'

₹ 275

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Ixora Coccinea 'Maui Red'

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A dense rounded evergreen shrub with deep glossy oval green foliage. foliage, Red Maui Ixora averages 4 to 5 feet in height and clusters of orange-red blossoms in summer. It s a compact, dense and multi-branched shrub. Leaves are evergreen, oblong, opposite/whorled in the arrangement, 3 to 4 inches long, and medium green in color. The new foliage is often bronze colored The red flowers are small, tubular, 4 petaled, and are borne in dense clusters which are 4 to 6 inches across. It blooms throughout the year in warmer areas with the heaviest bloom in summer. Fruit are red to black inch round berries

Plant Ixora in moist, organic enriched, and well-drained acidic soil, and where there are abundant sunlight and humidity for optimum growth and flowering. Remove flowers when withered and dried leaves if any. Prune annually to keep the bush in shape or to encourage flowering, instead of repeatedly shearing off branch tips which will inhibit emerging flower buds. Feed monthly with a water-soluble fertilizer formulated for acid-loving plants. It is susceptible to yellowing of leaves (chlorosis) when grown in alkaline soil.

Excellent for hedges, screens or massed in garden beds and borders

1 year

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Orbea Schweinfurthii

₹ 500

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Orbea Schweinfurthii

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Orbea schweinfurthii is a mat-forming, succulent perennial with unusual, star-shaped flowers, yellow to brown in color, spotted with wine-red, beige or purple. The stems are 4- to 5-ribbed, mostly prostrate, basally slightly tapering and up to 10 cm long. The tubercles are spreading to slightly ascending and up to 1.5 cm long. The flowers appear in summer to fall.

Orbea plants prefer early morning or late afternoon sun. They will require much water and soaking the pots. They will tolerate very hot weather outdoors as long as they are kept in filtered light and this will encourage them to flower in the Autumn. They also enjoy some fertilizer. As soon as they are flowered be sure to take extra precautions to keep them dry, because damp cool conditions when the plants are resting is an invitation to fungal infections Since roots are quite shallow, use a cactus mix or add extra perlite or pumice to regular soil potting soil. A gritty, very free-draining compost is suitable, and clay pots help the plants to dry out between watering. Re-pot every 1 year.

Makes an attractive landscape plant and grasslands or pampas, on plains and walls It is an excellent plant for container growing. It always looks good and stays small.

1 year

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Plumeria Pudica White

₹ 440

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Plumeria Pudica White

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Better known as Frangipani, it is a delightful small tree for a garden with a semi-tropical look, usually reaching a height of around 4m, though with great age they seem capable of growing to 8-10m. The leaves of Plumeria rubra are 10-42 cm long and 4-14 cm wide with the widest point at the center or tip of the leaf blade. In this species the tip of the leaves narrow to a sharp point in contrast to leaves of the other common species, Plumeria obtusa, which has more rounded leaf tips. The Plumeria pudica species is a very unusual semi dwarf evergreen frangipani shrub with upright growth habit with very little side ways growth like a pine tree. It's a beautiful rare species of plumeria, a real eye-stopper! . The plant plant blooms year-round, almost non-stop. The foliage is unusually spoon sha. This plumeria is evergreen, never drops leaves, and looks very tropical and ornamental even in short periods when it doesn't have flowersped. The large white flowers have no perfume. Unlike other plumerias, it doesn't get insect or fungus problems

Frangipani needs bright light to full sun for at least 5 hours of direct sun each day. Keep soil evenly moist during summers. Water sparingly in winter, when plant is resting. Yellowing leaves are a sign of over watering. Moderate humidity is good for the plant. Place the pot on a tray of wet pebbles to raise the humidity around the plant. Misting is also a good idea in summer. With plumeria care should be taken to mist the foliage, not the flowers. Feed the plant with high-phosphorus fertilizer before summer begins to promote blooming. It is susceptible to yellowing of leaves (chlorosis) when grown in alkaline soil.

Perfect accent plant for a small yard or patio

1 year

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Red Guava (Tissue Culture)

₹ 300

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Red Guava (Tissue Culture)

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A small tree, with spreading branches, the guava is easy to recognize because of its smooth, thin, copper-colored bark that flakes off, showing the greenish layer beneath; and also because of the attractive, "bony" aspect of its trunk which may in time attain a diameter of 25 cm.

The guava thrives in both humid and dry climates. In India, it flourishes up to an altitude of 3,280 ft (1,000 m. Older trees, killed to the ground, have sent up new shoots which fruited 2 years later. The guava requires an annual rainfall between 40 and 80 in (1,000-2,000 mm) is said to bear more heavily in areas with a distinct winter season than in the deep Tropics

Guavas are rich in dietary fiber and vitamin C, with moderate levels of folic acid. Having a generally broad, low-calorie profile of essential nutrients, a single common guava fruit contains about four times the amount of vitamin C as an orange. However, nutrient content varies across guava cultivars. Good for a Garden, Farm & Bonsai

3 year

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Brinjal Indam-614 [HY]

₹ 65

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