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Different Species of Bonsai Tree

There are great numbers of Bonsai plants species are available on earth. You can see different sizes of tropical and sub-tropical species. Each one of them requires the diverse environment to survive and other requirements of those healthy growths. Some popular species are discussed below

There are great numbers of Bonsai plants species are available on earth. You can see different sizes of tropical and sub-tropical species. Each one of them requires the diverse environment to survive and other requirements of those healthy growths. Some popular species are discussed below

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DIFFERENT SPECIES OF<br />

BONSAI TREE<br />

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Introduction<br />

There are great numbers <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Bonsai</strong> plants species are<br />

available on earth. You can<br />

see different sizes <strong>of</strong><br />

tropical and sub-tropical<br />

species. Each one <strong>of</strong> them<br />

requires the diverse<br />

environment to survive and<br />

other requirements <strong>of</strong><br />

those healthy growths.<br />

Some popular species are<br />

discussed below


Adenium Obesum<br />

( Desert Rose)<br />

• Native to East Africa<br />

• Grow in informal<br />

upright, slanting style<br />

• Suitable for indoors<br />

• Requires<br />

maintenance above<br />

10 C


Caragana Arborescens<br />

(Pea <strong>Tree</strong>)<br />

• Native to Manchuria<br />

and Siberia and as well<br />

naturalized in France<br />

• Flourish in formal and<br />

informal upright styles<br />

• Fir to both indoor and<br />

outdoor<br />

• Needs soil quite dry to<br />

better grow in winter


Carmona Microphylla<br />

(Fukien Tea <strong>Tree</strong>, Carmona, Philippine Tea)<br />

• Native to India<br />

• Styles comes as Informal<br />

Upright, Slanting,<br />

Cascade, Semi-cascade,<br />

Rock-over-root, Claspedto-rock,<br />

Twin-trunk,<br />

Clump<br />

• Indoor plants<br />

• Needs over 15 C<br />

temperature but not too<br />

much temperature<br />

fluctuations


Acer buergerianum<br />

( Trident Maple )<br />

• Native to Eastern China<br />

and Japan<br />

• Many styles as Formal<br />

upright, Informal Upright,<br />

Slanting, Cascade, Semicascade,<br />

Broom, Rockover-root,<br />

Clasped-torock,<br />

Twin-trunk, Clump,<br />

Group planting, Saikei<br />

• Suits to Outdoor location<br />

• Best growth under -10 C<br />

for prolonged periods.


Cedrus brevifolia<br />

(Cyprus cedar)<br />

• Native to American<br />

region<br />

• Grows in Formal<br />

upright, Informal<br />

Upright, Slanting,<br />

Group planting, Saikei<br />

styles<br />

• Outdoor plants<br />

• It can survive in full<br />

sun all year around


Wrap Up<br />

In the above description we can take a little<br />

closer look at some important <strong>Bonsai</strong> species;<br />

for further information, you can go online search<br />

or experts so that you could be aware <strong>of</strong> others.


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