Brussel’s Hawaiian Umbrella Indoor Bonsai Tree in Water Pot

by The Bonsai Tree Care on January 13th, 2010

Brussel's Hawaiian Umbrella Indoor Bonsai Tree in Water Pot

From the Manufacturer

This dwarf version of the Hawaiian umbrella tree is one of the easiest bonsai to maintain. It does extremely well in low-light environments, making it perfect for the office or home. This bonsai is five years old, 10 to 12 inches tall, and comes in a 9-inch glazed water pot. Every tree order includes specific growing instructions. Delivery and Packaging: What to expect when you receive your bonsai To ensure only well-established, healthy trees are shipped, (more…)

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3 Responses to “Brussel’s Hawaiian Umbrella Indoor Bonsai Tree in Water Pot”

  1. Anonymous Says:
    January 13th, 2010 at 5:38 pm

    Bonsai showed up three days after ordering. It was packed very well and was very healthy. It is a beautiful tree. Much better then the picture shows. I highly recommend this.

  2. Helga Says:
    January 13th, 2010 at 6:14 pm
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    This one is much nicer than the picture. And it practically grows itself. The little pond is a great lil extra.

  3. Edison Says:
    January 13th, 2010 at 11:12 pm

    I have many bonsai trees and am a true lover of the art of bonsai. First things first, when I ordered this tree it arrived quickly but was literally frozen. Needless to say the tree died within 2 days of arrival since frozen roots are bad for plants. Amazon was fairly quick in sending out a new tree and thankfully the new tree arrived UNfrozen.

    However the disappointment didn’t quite end. I’d like to point out that the second tree is completely healthy and still thriving after 3 months of my care, so kudos to shipping a healthy tree. However, anybody with an appreciation of the art of bonsai will be very disappointed by the training this tree received. It looks more like it was completely untrained and just allowed to grow naturally. This is antithetical to good bonsai and leads to a pretty ugly (read: normal/average) tree. It’s just way too ORDINARY.

    Another nice note, since I hate to leave on a sour note, is the pot the tree comes in. This is a very nice pot and would probably retail by itself for $15 or $20. Nice quality and aesthetic that would compliment a properly trained tree if only it were..

    Cheers