Bonsai

Prebonsai japanese cypress 2-14

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€90.00 TTC
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The Japanese cypress bonsai "Chamaecyparis obtusa Nana Gracilis" is a hardy conifer with dense, scaly foliage, highly prized for its distinctive shape and Japanese-inspired elegance. Its flexible wood lends itself well to wiring, making it an excellent bonsai tree. Evergreen, it retains its green foliage year-round and is resistant to cold.

  • Photos taken in september 2025
  • plastic pot
  • Tree to work
Waist 40 cm
Location Outside
Age 15 years
Foliage Persistent
Height Entre 40 et 80 cm

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Cultivation Advice

Outdoors all year round, the Chamaecyparis likes cool atmospheres, not too sunny and rather semi-shaded. So avoid climates that are too dry.

It needs a substrate that is always moist. Water it regularly while allowing the root ball to dry out slightly between waterings to avoid excess water.

In spring/summer, watering will be done regularly, when it's hot, it's every day ! On the other hand, in winter, water according to the soil monitoring you do. Thanks to the rain and cold, you won't necessarily need to water regularly since the substrate will remain moist.

Important: Don't hesitate to water the entire root ball up to the roots, the water will drain away through the holes under the pot or bathe the tree in water (drenching) for a few minutes, to be sure to water well up to the roots. We do not recommend putting a cup or container underneath your pot as the water will stagnate and can cause root rot. (Too much water = asphyxiation).

In the nursery, we use agricultural potting soil which is composed of black peat peat, blond peat, eco-aged, topsoil, horse manure, pozzolana. Repotting should be done every 2 years, preferably in autumn.

This variety does not like too severe pruning. Thus, carry out a very light pruning in summer, always keep the foliage.

In the nursery, we use blue tomato/flower fertilizer NPK 12 12 17. Put a handful of them on the substrate (small or large depending on the size of the pot) from spring, from May to October, every 2 months