Ginkgo biloba bonsai in handmade bonsai pot. Among the deciduous pines, Maidenhair tree is one of the most sought-after bonsai ingredients. Their fan-shaped leaves turn golden yellow in the fall and fall off by the end of the fall. The winter sight of its branch system has a rustic effect and in spring they gently start shoots from tiny green buds. Ginkgo biloba is one of the rare plants with few pests. Resistant to weather extremes and completely winter resistant. Although it is considered a slow-growing bonsai, it is able to grow long shoots with proper nutrition. In terms of planting medium, akadama + kiryu mixture is the ideal choice. In the spring, feel free to choose even a glazed bonsai bowl and water it with plenty of water in the summer. Organic nutrition is worthwhile from spring to late autumn, such as Biogold nutrient cubes or Bio-Green liquid nutrient solution as a foliar fertilizer.

Origin from Japan