Ito Dankyo Nanban Round Bowl | Lacquer Forest Style Medium Grade Combined Planting Bonsai

Japanese sumac combined bonsai deciduous rare plant Red new leaf buds and refreshing green leaves There are opportunities to see some red leaves throughout the year (Picture 7) In March, the temperature difference is large and there will be more red leaves. Keeping trees in small pots can shrink the leaves and accumulate trunk age. Achieve the precision of mini potted plants and maintain the humidity required by plants Long-term cultivation of green mind and body Japanese famous pot bowl-Ito Danjing (Picture 9) Tankyō Kiln (founded in M18) Itō Tankyō III (real name Ito Masaharu 1914-89) Famous craftsman of ロクロの, Sanshu clay main body とした南 barbarian style wind-fired pottery つくりを pride とする ご子丝Itō Tsukiko, his wife's incense, Takahama Kiln, Ito Tun's foreign wife, Sanshu's filial son, Tao Yun's family Optional Nanman basin with more than 30 years of history Showing the beautiful tea ceremony artistic conception of Tuo Ji Create a different atmosphere with forest-style planting It’s growing very slowly, and the designer has already finished shaping it. Leaves will grow and fall on their own every year. Little need for trimming Plants with compound leaves make it easy to create dense foliage Can be lined with shallow water tray for easy maintenance /Spot goods/ Picture 1~7∣ Shooting date 2023 11/11 The combination of rare Japanese lacquer trees and Nanman pots add to the Zen environment and spaciousness. There are 3 trees with a dry diameter of 1~1.2cm and 1 tree with a dry diameter of 0.7cm. Lacquer trees grown in pots for more than 10 years Can be lined with shallow water tray for easy maintenance */// April refurbished///* Figure 7 Red leaves of sumac taken on 7/13, 2022 Figure 8 Reference picture of red leaves of sumac tree Figure 9 Information about Ito Dankyo writer /Ease of planting/ Japanese sumac ★★☆☆☆ -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- Watering Exercise | While appreciating the beautiful plants, provide water regularly every day Soil medium | 400 degree high temperature sterilized Japanese red jade soil (granular soil) Place | Balcony; place in a ventilated room for appreciation for about 5 days before moving to the balcony Sunlight | About 4 hours of sun exposure, avoid wind in autumn and winter to prevent leaf edges from drying out ✨A care instruction card comes with the box -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------- /// Reminder/// When pruning sumac, be sure to wear waterproof gloves Avoid sumac sap burning the skin and triggering body allergies It is not suitable to be kept indoors and it is recommended to be pruned semi-outdoor. After pruning, water the plants and let them dry before moving. Small-leaf micro-landscape healing potted plants Plants extend in different directions, making it impossible to design them uniformly Every plant is unique (The product does not include decorative panels)