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Rhododendron indicum 'Kangiten' (satsuki azalea), hoogte ~53cm

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Rhododendron indicum 'Kangiten' (satsuki azalea), hoogte ~53cmSatsuki Azalea bonsai met witte en rode bloemen, die in de lente de boom sieren en zorgen voor een levendig en karaktervol geheel. De bonsai staat in een plastic pot, en kan in het voorjaar worden verpot in een pot naar keuze. Hoogte inclusief pot: ~53 cm Potafmetingen (buitenkant): 19 x 15 H cm, plastic pot Boomsoort: Rhododendron indicum Variteit: Kangiten Herkomst: Japan Standplaats: buiten Fotos zijn genomen in mei, bij bestelling ontvangt u exact

Satsuki Azalea bonsai met witte- en rode bloemen, die in de lente de boom sieren en zorgen voor een levendig en karaktervol geheel. De bonsai staat in een plastic pot, en kan in het voorjaar worden verpot in een pot naar keuze. 

  • Hoogte inclusief pot: ~53 cm
  • Potafmetingen (buitenkant): Ø 19 x 15 H cm, plastic pot
  • Boomsoort: Rhododendron indicum
  • Variëteit: Kangiten
  • Herkomst: Japan
  • Standplaats: buiten

Foto’s zijn genomen in mei, bij bestelling ontvangt u exact dit exemplaar.

De Satsuki-azalea bloeit meestal in de maand mei. Hoewel de bloeiperiode ongeveer twee weken kan duren, is de boom meestal op zijn mooist gedurende ongeveer vijf dagen. Aan het einde van de bloei is het belangrijk om de uitgebloeide bloemen zorgvuldig te verwijderen en de boom voor te bereiden op het volgende bloeiseizoen.

De azalea is groenblijvend, maar in de winter en na de bloei kunnen de bladeren licht verkleuren naar geel of bruin, omdat de bloei veel energie van de boom vraagt.

Bij elke bonsai die we verzenden sturen we uitgebreide verzorgingstips mee

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