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    Juniper Bonsai Tree

    Juniper Bonsai Tree

    The Juniper Bonsai Tree is one of the most classic and recognizable bonsai varieties, valued for its evergreen foliage, textured branches, and timeless form. Juniper bonsai feature dense, needle-like or scale-like foliage in rich green tones, creating a natural, miniature tree appearance that embodies traditional bonsai aesthetics. Its structured growth and rugged character make it a favourite among bonsai enthusiasts.

    Junipers are naturally outdoor trees, but they are often sold as bonsai for display and seasonal enjoyment. While visually striking indoors, juniper bonsai perform best when provided with very bright light and periods of outdoor exposure when conditions allow. With proper care and attention, a juniper bonsai can be shaped and maintained for many years.

    Sizing Description:

    Small - 4"/ 10cm Diameter

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    Sun Requirements ▾

    Bright light is essential for juniper bonsai. They perform best in very bright indirect light and can tolerate several hours of direct sunlight. Insufficient light can result in weakened growth, browning foliage, and long-term decline. When possible, providing outdoor light exposure during appropriate seasons greatly improves overall health.

    Watering Instructions ▾

    Watering should be done when the surface of the soil begins to dry, but the soil should never be allowed to dry out completely. Due to their shallow containers, bonsai can dry out more quickly than standard houseplants. Juniper bonsai prefer evenly moist soil with excellent drainage, as sitting in water can lead to root issues. Watering frequency will vary depending on light, temperature, and pot size.

    Care Tips ▾

    Juniper bonsai prefer a bright, well-ventilated environment and consistent care. They benefit from being placed in a stable location and should not be frequently repositioned. While junipers are hardy, they do not tolerate prolonged low light or stagnant air. During warmer months, outdoor placement in a protected area is strongly encouraged to support long-term health and vigour.
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