!#8# Bonsai Tree (Golden Gate) Ficus IV Nursery Direct from Joebonsai

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Bonsai Tree (Golden Gate) Ficus IV Nursery Direct from Joebonsai

!±8± Bonsai Tree (Golden Gate) Ficus IV Nursery Direct from Joebonsai

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Post Date : Nov 10, 2011 05:30:17 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Ficus are one of the best varieties of Bonsai trees for indoors. They're very easy to take care of and need little attention. Imported from China, our Golden Gate Ficus have been meticulously trained for wonderful trunk movement. The Chinese have hand-wired every tree to create the trunks' beautiful swirl. The small dark green leaves make the Golden Ficus perfectly suited for bonsai. These indoor Bonsai respond to a wide range of light conditions.These 10 year-old Bonsai trees stand 14 -16 inches tall and come planted in a traditional ceramic Bonsai pot (shapes and colors may vary).Our "Nursery Direct" Bonsai trees are the same beautiful trees that we photograph and sell individually, but we haven't gotten around to taking their pictures yet.Choosing a "Nursery Direct" Bonsai tree saves us lots of time in the photo studio with your tree, and we pass the savings on to you. "Nursery Direct Bonsai Trees" are a very popular customer option and a great way to save a little dough... and your tree will still be balanced, dressed and ready for your care like all of the other Bonsai trees you see individually pictured on our website.Ficus CareLighting: Ficus trees will grow well in low light but thrive in high light. Make sure not to expose your Ficus to direct afternoon sun in the summer. Ficus trees are great inside but appreciate being taken outside in the summer. They don't like drafts and should come inside when the temperatures drop to the low 50's or so.Watering: Keep your Ficus moderately watered. Water your tree well in the summer and decrease watering in the winter. Ficus are very tolerant of being over or under watered, which makes them ideal for beginners.Feeding: Every two weeks during the growing season and decrease in the winter. Ficus trees respond almost immediately to fertilizing with new growth.Prune back to 2-4 leaves after 6-10 leaves have grown. Watch out, a Ficus will bleed a milky latex profusely when it's pruned.