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Carpinus spp. - B5409
€230.00
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Native to Europe and Asia, the Carpinus spp., or hornbeam, is a deciduous species highly appreciated in the bonsai world for its subtle elegance and refined bark texture. Its small, delicate leaves turn golden and reddish in autumn, offering a seasonal transformation of great beauty. It is a moderately growing tree, easy to shape, ideal for bonsai enthusiasts who seek harmony, balance, and natural character in their collection.
Sunlight: Prefers filtered sunlight or partial shade. Avoid intense direct sunlight during summer to protect the younger leaves.
Watering: Keep the soil slightly moist, avoiding waterlogging. Good drainage is essential to maintain healthy roots.
Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity. Avoid overly dry or excessively humid environments.
Pruning: Prune after spring growth to maintain shape and promote fine ramification. Maintenance pruning can be done throughout the growing season.
Fertilization: Fertilize during spring and summer with a balanced fertilizer for deciduous trees. Reduce feeding in autumn and avoid during winter.
Repotting: Repot every 3–4 years, preferably in spring before new leaves appear, using a well-draining soil mix suitable for deciduous bonsai.
Flowering: The beauty of Carpinus spp. lies in the elegant texture of its trunk and the seasonal transformation of its leaves, which reflect the balance and serenity of the bonsai over time.
Data sheet
- Height without pot (cm)
- 35
- Diameter Nebari (cm)
- 4
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Native to Europe and Asia, the Carpinus spp., or hornbeam, is a deciduous species highly appreciated in the bonsai world for its subtle elegance and refined bark texture. Its small, delicate leaves turn golden and reddish in autumn, offering a seasonal transformation of great beauty. It is a moderately growing tree, easy to shape, ideal for bonsai enthusiasts who seek harmony, balance, and natural character in their collection.