Bougainvillea Bonsai

Bougainvillea Bonsai is grafted to provide a 'matured tree' in multiple colors in a shortest time.Due to the demand in the market, the grower search for a suitable tree trunk to be ready for grafting.More colors grafted in a bougainvillea tree make it more attractive compare to a single color.

Single color Bougainvillea

2.8m height 2 colors Bougainvillea

1.8m height 3 colors Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea flower - white,red, purple and orange

Grafted bougainvillea multiple colors

The Bougainvillea bonsai is tropical plant in nature and needs plenty sunlight but you should be careful so that the bonsai must be water twice a day. Bougainvillea bonsai will blooms all year long in a hot climate country. Proper care is necessary to maintain the health of the bougainvillea. Watering, sunlight, fertilizer, temperature, repotting and trimming are all important factors in determining health and outlook of the bonsai .

Bougainvillea is a tropical plant and therefore it also likes to be in direct and adequate sunlight. However be careful of not letting your bonsai to experience dehydration. This will in turn damage its leafs and flowers. However, during the flowering period regular watering ensures better result. To induce flower, you can apply fertilizer for the bougainvillea plant with phosphorus, iron and magnesium. One of the method  that will help your bonsai to look good throughout the year is regular pruning. Pruning the bonsai every month throughout the year will enhance new growth especially when the plant is young. This will ensure in promoting a leafy plant. Cut the branches if you think that it has overgrown.      Besides pruning the branches, if the roots are growing bigger, you have to prune the roots and replant it in a bigger pot. 

Keeping the bonsai alive is exciting and fun. All you need is your time, effort and care, attention and your personal touch for the plant. Allocate your  time and your bonsai will give you in return beauty, color and joy.

60cm height 2 colors and variegated leave