How to prune a Fukien tea bonsai? Mastering the method is key

Growing Techniques Jan 1, 1970 0 views

Fukien tea (Carmona retusa) is an evergreen small shrub with dense branches, and comes in three types: large-leaf, medium-leaf, and small-leaf. Among them, the small-leaf Fukien tea grows slowly, has small, dark green leaves that are glossy and lovely, a well-developed root system with gnarled, intertwined roots, and an elegant, antique posture that makes it very appealing. Fukien tea has extremely strong growth vigor and is highly tolerant of pruning

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How to prune a Fukien tea bonsai? Mastering the method is key

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