Chinese Elm Tree Semi Shaped 20cm Pot Rock

Chinese Elm Shaped Broom-Style Bonsai Tree with Rock – 20cm Pot Native to China, the Chinese Elm is one of the most popular and reliable bonsai species, prized for its fine branching, naturally small leaves, and excellent proportions. This tree has been trained in the traditional broom style, creating a balanced, rounded canopy that looks elegant and mature from every angle. This high-quality bonsai is easy to care for and highly adaptable, making it suitable for complete beginners while still rewarding experienced growers. The tree is planted with decorative rock in an attractive blue glazed oval ceramic pot, making it ready to display straight away as a statement bonsai for indoor or outdoor spaces. A free care guide is included with every tree to help you get started with confidence. 🌱 Key Features Live Chinese Elm bonsai trained in broom style (Hokidachi) Decorative rock feature included Naturally small leaves for excellent scale and proportion Supplied in a 20cm blue glazed oval ceramic pot Pre-shaped for an attractive, balanced form Suitable for beginners through to experts 📏 Size (Approximate) Pot width: 20cm Overall height: Varies slightly by tree (approx 35cm) As each bonsai is unique, shape and size may vary slightly from images. ☀️ Position & Growing Conditions Can be grown indoors or outdoors Prefers bright, indirect light or gentle sun If grown indoors, keep away from radiators, fireplaces, and heat sources 🌿 Care Guide Watering: Water when the soil surface begins to dry; do not allow soil to fully dry out Pruning: Light pruning every few months to maintain the broom shape Repotting: Typically every 2–3 years (timing varies per tree) Hardiness: A relatively hardy bonsai species 🎯 Bonsai Skill Level Beginner / Intermediate / Expert 🎁 Ideal For First-time bonsai owners Statement indoor or patio displays Gifts for bonsai and plant enthusiasts Those wanting a classic, traditional bonsai shape Care guide Read the chinese elm care guide Find your species: bonsai care guides A–Z