Dwarf Cherry | Medium Grade Exhibition Bonsai, Currently Fruiting

The leaves of the Dwarf Cherry are small, and the trunk has an aged, textured bark. It easily achieves a grand presence in a small form, making it a classic subject for bonsai. This exposed-root Dwarf Cherry is nearly 20 years old, with beautifully intertwined and layered roots. The designer has carefully selected key branches, creating deliberate empty space between them to enhance the concept of a grand presence in a small form. A specimen tree worth collecting and nurturing. Dwarf Cherry flowering and fruiting season: April-November. Fruits transition from green to red, growing from small to large over a month. The mature red fruit stage lasts about 20 days, with fruits measuring 0.4-0.8 cm. Flowering occurs almost year-round. Pollination within 1-2 days of blooming leads to fruit. After flowering, fertilizing and pruning encourages new growth, laden with flower buds. It can showcase its beauty up to three times a year; in well-lit areas of central and southern Taiwan, it may even bloom four times. Among fruit-bearing trees, it offers the highest reward. /In Stock/ Figure 1, photographed on 2025/12/04, currently fruiting. Figures 2-6, photographed on 2025/11/23. A unique trunk condition, showcasing the vibrant colors of the fruit first. The ripe fruits are plump, round, and glistening. Figures 7-8, photographed on 2025/10/16. Figures 9-10, photographed on 2025/09/03. After full bloom in early September, pruning and fertilizing again before fruiting resulted in a second wave of full blooms. ★Care instructions included with shipment★ A rare, winding, and aged tree with moss accents on the soil surface. The tree exhibits vigorous growth with beautiful, gracefully intertwined roots, creating a compact and rhythmic form. An exhibition-grade Cherry bonsai tree. (Ceramic board and decorative elements not included) /Cultivation Difficulty/ Dwarf Cherry ★★☆☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water daily while admiring your beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Japanese Akadamadama soil (granular), sandy soil. Placement | Balcony; for indoor viewing, place in a well-ventilated area for about 5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3-4 hours of direct sunlight. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------