Brussel's Bonsai Live Satsuki Azalea Flowering Bonsai Tree - Small, 5 Years, 5 to 8 in - Outdoor Bonsai in Ceramic Bonsai Pot
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Size: SMALL
Style: CERAMIC POT
Features
- Satsuki Azalea Bonsai Tree: Brilliant blooms of radiant color, the Azalea Bonsai bloom in late spring (May-June), producing unscented pink flowers.
- Small Tree, Boundless Beauty: Each bonsai comes with a care guide, empowering you to care and shape this live bonsai tree to your unique expression.
- Ceramic Bonsai Tree Pot: This real bonsai tree is planted in a captivating ceramic bonsai pot. Bonsai pots vary in color and style.
- Beauty, Wealth, and Abundance: The Azalea live bonsai tree symbolizes wealth and abundance, an ideal gift to bring luck and good fortune.
- Grown with Care in the USA: Each live bonsai tree is cared for in Mississippi. If unsatisfied, contact our bonsai pros within 30 days of receipt.
Description
Based in Olive Branch, Mississippi, Brussel's Bonsai has cultivated live bonsai trees for over 50 years. Working with the top bonsai growers across the globe, our experts have meticulously curated an extensive selection of indoor and outdoor live bonsai trees to suit both novice enthusiasts and experienced bonsai owners. The Satsuki Azalea is a popular choice among bonsai, and is grown in the USA. This particular plant is very hardy & produces magnificent flowers. Of all shrubs with flowers, The Azalea is by far the most dramatic with brilliant blooms of radiant color blooming in late spring. While there are many species of Azalea, the Satsuki, or Rhododendron indicum is easily one of the most popular, featuring an excellent low, twiggy habit with lovely funnel shaped unscented pink flowers. The Satsuki is Identified by two blossoms on the end of the terminal; they also have slightly hairy leaves budding out freely from even fairly old wood. Each live plant is shipped with the phytosanitary certificate as required by the USDA.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Outdoor Bonsai, Azalea Species |
| Usage | Outdoor |
| Brand | Brussel's Bonsai |
| Material Type | Bonsai |
| Blooming Season | Spring |
| Sunlight Needs | Full Sun Exposure |
| Quantity | Single Unit |
| Planting Season | Primarily Spring |
| Care Instructions | Refer to Care Guide |
| Soil Preference | Sandy |
| Watering Requirements | Moderate |
| Number of Items | 1 Piece |
| Dimensions | 9 x 9 x 21 inches |
| Weight | 3.2 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Brussel's Bonsai |
| Model | Live Satsuki Azalea |
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π Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviewed bonsai plants present a mixed reception among customers, featuring both appreciation for their initial beauty and health as well as frustration with durability and initial conditions. The plants, frequently praised for arriving in good condition and looking vibrant at first, seem to have a mixed success rate in terms of long-term viability, with some thriving under careful attention while others deteriorate rapidly despite efforts to maintain them.
Pros
- π± Often arrives in good condition, well-packaged to prevent damage during shipping.
- πΏ Some customers report the plants being beautiful and healthy upon arrival.
- π Customers pleased with the purchase consider ordering again, citing the initial quality of the bonsai.
- π¦ Effective packaging strategies noted by some, including protective cellophane and secure shipping materials.
Cons
- π Issues with longevity and health of the plant, with some dying shortly after arrival despite care.
- π Discrepancy in advertised versus actual size of the plant, with some receiving smaller bonsais.
- π Broken branches and damaged plants reported, despite packaging efforts.
- π Some plants arrived with dry soil and dead leaves, indicating possible issues with the shipping method.
Should I Buy It?
Considering the mixed reviews, the purchase of these bonsai plants might be somewhat of a gamble. If you're experienced with plant care or willing to take the risk for a potentially beautiful bonsai, it could be worth it. However, if you're looking for guaranteed long-term viability and minimal initial care, you might want to explore other options.
