pine tree that looks like a bonsai 24 Year Old Buddhist Pine Specimen Bonsai Tree

pine tree that looks like a bonsai 24 Year Old Buddhist Pine Specimen Bonsai TreeDescription The Buddhist Pine, Podocarpus, or Chinese Yew, is a dense evergreen with pointed, leathery, dark green leaves arranged on stiff, symmetrical branches (very much like a pine tree.) This tropical bonsai tree has male flowers in cones and female flowers, so it can self propagate. The fruits are edible, fleshy and brightly colored. New foliage appears light green, and darkens with age. This one of a kind, master artisan created bonsai tree is

Description

The Buddhist Pine, Podocarpus, or Chinese Yew, is a dense evergreen with pointed, leathery, dark green leaves arranged on stiff, symmetrical branches (very much like a pine tree.)

This tropical bonsai tree has male flowers in cones and female flowers, so it can self-propagate.

The fruits are edible, fleshy and brightly colored.

New foliage appears light green, and darkens with age. This one-of-a-kind, master artisan created bonsai tree is trained in the traditional bonsai style with a curved trunk and tiered branches (pads.)

Can survive indoors, but would like a summer vacation when the temperature warms up.

Specifications

• 24 years old, 18" x 18" x 26" tall.
• Indoor flowering bonsai tree.
• Trained in an aggressive curved trunk style.
• Potted in a 12.5" brown rectangle container.
• Suitable humidity / drip tray is recommended.