Japanese Hydrangea | MangeKyo Mini Tea Ceremony Bonsai, currently in bloom.

Japanese Hydrangea Cultivar Name: MangeKyo (万華鏡) A new cultivar from Shimane Prefecture, Japan. Thrives with low sun exposure, making it suitable for urban environments. Features delicate flower shapes and a once-in-a-lifetime beauty. While you admire its blossoms, water it daily. This MangeKyo, grown in a small pot, rests gently in the palm of your hand. Its blooms are easily portable to your office. After flowering, prune the branches back to two leaves, and two new shoots will emerge. Next year, the leaves will be smaller, and the flowers more abundant. New shoots will develop at the base, becoming next year's flowering branches. In autumn and winter, apply fertilizer and do not prune; ensure continuous watering. It will bloom again as promised next year. Avoid wetting the petals. Each bloom can be enjoyed for over 20 days. A delightful sight to welcome the summer. /In Stock/ Photos 1-4, taken on 2026/05/18. Only 1 pot available. Photos 5-8, taken on 2026/05/08. Photo 9, taken on 2026/04/27. With double flower buds, exuding an ethereal charm and enduring beauty. It grows at a moderate pace; with consistent watering, flowers will appear next year. A miniaturized MangeKyo, creating a zen-like atmosphere in your palm. /Easily maintained with a shallow saucer/ Japanese Hydrangea /Ease of Cultivation/ ★★☆☆☆ /Fertilizer Needs/ ★★★☆☆ /Pest & Disease Sensitivity/ ★★★☆☆ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Watering Routine | Water daily while admiring this beautiful plant. Soil Medium | Sterilized Japanese Akadama soil (granular) at 400°C, mixed with potting soil. Placement | Balcony; for indoor display, place in a well-ventilated area for 3-5 days before moving to the balcony. Sunlight | Approximately 3 hours of sunlight, avoiding midday sun / Avoid direct wind exposure. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Small-leaved, miniature landscape for therapeutic 盆栽. The growth habit and direction of each plant vary, so designs cannot be standardized. Each plant is unique. (Decorative elements and accent pieces shown in photos are not included.)