S trunk Bonsai 170-180 cm

🌳 Bonsai that Became a Legend: Giant Bonsai Tree with an S Trunk 🌟Once upon a time, there was a seed that grew in the magical arms of nature. Over time, it took root, nourished itself from the soil and turned into a bonsai tree. Its name was "S-Body Giant Bonsai". This tree offers a fascinating beauty not only with its height, but also with the story it contains.🍃 Its Story: "S-Trunk Giant Bonsai" has been shaped with years of effort and care. Each branch grew with patience and love. Its roots were firmly connected to the soil, and its leaves were like works of art reflecting sadness and joy. This tree has lived through many seasons, each of which has given it a deep character.🌱 Special Ceramic Pot: Our legendary tree grows in a special ceramic pot. This flower pot has a design that reflects the power and elegance of the tree. It is not just a pot, but also like a crown that carries the story of the tree. 🌿 Secret of Maintenance: The secret of keeping the magic of the S-Trunk Giant Bonsai Tree alive is hidden in careful care. Weekly watering, attention to sunlight and lovingly touching its leaves keep the life energy of this legendary tree alive.🌳 Legendary Beauty: Choosing this tree means bringing a story to your home. S-Bodied Giant Bonsai Tree will create a unique sparkle in the eyes of your loved ones with its fascinating beauty and lively story. With him, every look has a meaning. Care: The watering needs of large bonsai trees such as the 🌳S Trunk Giant Bonsai Tree" may vary depending on factors such as environmental conditions, pot size, soil type and season. As a general rule, it is recommended to water bonsai trees after the soil surface has dried slightly. However, irrigation You should check your tree regularly to determine its need correctly. Check the soil surface lightly and if the soil surface is dry, you can understand that you need to water. At the same time, the frequency of watering your tree needs may vary depending on seasonal changes. It is also important to avoid overwatering your tree. Trees can be sensitive to excess water. Waiting for the soil to dry to the bottom and watering only when necessary is important to maintain the health of your tree.