weeping tea tree bonsai Bonsai Weeping Carmona – Flowering Bonsai with White Blooms

weeping tea tree bonsai Bonsai Weeping Carmona – Flowering Bonsai with White BloomsFukien Tea Tree Description The Bonsai Weeping Carmona, also called the Weeping Fukien Tea Tree, features delicate cascading branches adorned with small, glossy dark green leaves. Its weeping form accentuates the plants refined beauty, presenting a gentle, flowing shape reminiscent of a serene miniature tree. Perfect for indoor cultivation, this bonsai showcases attractive white flowers and red berries throughout the year, complemented by vibrant,

Fukien Tea Tree

Description

The Bonsai Weeping Carmona, also called the Weeping Fukien Tea Tree, features delicate cascading branches adorned with small, glossy dark green leaves. Its weeping form accentuates the plant’s refined beauty, presenting a gentle, flowing shape reminiscent of a serene miniature tree.

Perfect for indoor cultivation, this bonsai showcases attractive white flowers and red berries throughout the year, complemented by vibrant, shiny, waxy foliage. The uniquely shaped leaves grow in tidy clusters, highlighting the floral and branch structure. An elegant and visually striking bonsai for enthusiasts.

The Weeping Carmona Bonsai features elegant, cascading branches and shiny foliage. It blooms year-round with delicate white flowers, providing a refined and gentle aesthetic for indoor spaces.

Specifications

Age : 3 Years

Height : 30 cm

Note : The plant might differ a little than the picture as each Bonsai is created differently.

Environment

Carmona thrives in a well-lit spot but should be protected from intense midday sun to prevent damage. It prefers stable temperatures without extreme fluctuations.

Maintain consistently moist soil, avoiding waterlogging, as overwatering can cause yellowing and leaf drop.

During the growing season, fertilize every two weeks, reducing to every six weeks in dormancy. Use a balanced fertilizer year-round, supplemented with a high-nitrogen formula in spring to encourage vigorous new growth.