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Yucca

Yucca

Yuca, also commonly known as Cassava, is a plant with edible, starchy tubers/roots that tapioca and cassa.va flour are made from.

$39.99 $45.99

Bonsai Ginseng

Bonsai Ginseng

This Ficus species is popular for beginners of bonsai, not only for its ease of care, but also for its ginseng-like “trunks”, which are really half the roots naturally exposed above ground, offering a head start on a unique root flare

$39.99 $49.99

Pussy Willow Tree

Pussy Willow tree

A delightful mini Weeping Pussy Willow tree. In early spring the branches are covered with large, fluffy, silvery catkins followed by studded golden anthers. Lovely green foliage follows. Grafted head onto rootstock. Branches arch straight down making a beautiful display in all seasons.. Decideous. Keep outdoors. 21 tall.

$39.99 $45.99

Bonsai Levitation

Air Bonsai 

Air Bonsai is a floating star. How would you like to plant your country's very own bonsai and make a wish on that "little star"? Exclusively at Magasin Bonsai Montreal. 

Bonsai Tree Care

Bonsai care and maintenance

1

Light

The main problem with keeping a tropical indoor Bonsai tree is that the intensity of light indoors is much lower than outside. Trees won’t die immediately when light intensity is too low, but growth will decrease, eventually weakening the plant. Therefore, make sure to place your Bonsai at a bright spot, preferably directly in front of a window facing the south.

Even when you have a window facing the south, chances are that the intensity of light is still too low. Artificial lighting can help, for example by using fluorescent lighting (with radiating growth-friendly spectra) or light-emitting diode lighting about 10 hours a day.

2

Humidity

Another issue with keeping a tropical Bonsai tree indoors is that the tree needs a relatively high humidity, much higher than the indoor conditions of your house (especially when you use heating or air conditioning). You can increase humidity near your Bonsai tree by placing it on a humidity tray filled with water and by misting your tree a few times a day. What also helps is to circulate air from outside, by opening a window during the day.

3

Watering and Fertilizing


The most important rule is; never water on a routine. Ignore the label attached to your Bonsai tree which states you need to water every 'x'days. Instead, monitor your tree and only water when needed. 

4

Temperature

Tropical tree species need relatively high temperatures throughout the year, similar to the standard room temperature of your living room.

Subtropical Bonsai trees can withstand somewhat lower temperatures, and generally thrive when they enjoy a winter season with temperatures well below that of the standard room temperature.

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