Ficus microcarpa Indoor Tree Broom 16cm Pot Excellent Gift Oval Pot

Introduction Glossy green leaves and a characterful trunk make Banyan Fig an inviting choice for a bright home. The broom-style canopy creates a balanced miniature-tree silhouette. It is supplied in an approximately 16cm pot. About this bonsai This tropical fig responds well to gentle shaping and is a popular introduction to indoor bonsai. Root and trunk forms vary between trees; aerial roots may develop in suitable conditions but are not a guaranteed feature. Tree details Common name: Banyan Fig Botanical name: Ficus microcarpa Style: Broom Pot: Approximately 16cm external width; glazed oval ceramic bonsai pot Position: Bright, warm indoor position Foliage: Evergreen Experience: Beginner Approximate overall height: 20–25cm including pot Position & light Place close to a bright window, away from cold draughts and direct radiator heat. A summer stay outdoors is possible only in reliably warm weather, after gradual acclimatisation to stronger light. Watering Feel the soil before watering. When the upper layer starts to dry, water the whole root ball thoroughly and allow it to drain. Avoid both permanently saturated soil and complete drying. Feeding & pruning Feed with suitable bonsai fertiliser while the tree is growing. Trim extending shoots to maintain its shape. Plan substantial root work for warm conditions when the tree is healthy and actively growing. Winter care Keep indoors, warm and frost-free, with as much natural light as possible. Water according to soil moisture, as growth and water use often slow in darker months. What you'll receive One Banyan Fig bonsai in the pot described above. The decorative rock described in this listing is included. A drip tray is not included unless specifically included in a purchased option. Photographs are representative; trunks, branches, foliage and overall shape vary naturally between trees. Gift packaging, message cards and additional accessories are included only when explicitly selected or stated in the purchased option. Care guide Read the banyan fig care guide Find your species: bonsai care guides A–Z