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What are the care methods for a black bone tea bonsai?

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Black bone tea is mainly a bonsai tree species grown for its foliage. The leaves of a black bone tea bonsai are relatively small and deep green, its bark and roots are black, and its wood is very hard, yet its growth rate is very slow. Large, fully formed tree-style works have only been seen in bonsai magazines from Taiwan, China.

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