15.5cm (6″) Oval Glazed Olive Green Ceramic Bonsai Pot with Matching Tray

Introduction to our 15.5cm Olive Green Ceramic Pot & Tray

If you’re a looking for the perfect home for your miniature tree, look no further than our 15.5cm Olive Green Oval Ceramic Bonsai Pot. This lovely pot, accompanied by a matching drip tray and essential potting accessories, is handmade and an excellent choice for your bonsai.

Stylish and Elegant Design

The charming olive green colour of the ceramic pot adds sophistication to your indoor bonsai display. External dimensions of 15.5 x 12 x 7 (cm). Internal dimensions of 13.5 x 10.5 x 6 (cm). This size make it an ideal choice for small to medium-sized bonsai trees. The oval shape provides space for root growth, promoting a healthy and thriving bonsai.

Complete Potting Package

To ensure your bonsai’s repotting, we offer a complete package that includes essential potting accessories, bonsai soil, wire, chopstick, and mesh. With these free added extras, you’ll have everything you need to repot your bonsai tree with ease, ensuring proper drainage and optimal root development.

Expert Guidance

For added convenience and knowledge, it comes with a complimentary re-potting guide authored by expert, Lloyd Noall. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of repotting your bonsai, helping you to provide the best care possible for your tree.

Indoor Bonsai Delight

Perfectly suited for indoor bonsai, our ceramic pot not only enhances your tree’s aesthetics but also complements any home design. Its compact size allows you to create a stunning bonsai display even in limited spaces. Allowing you to bring the tranquillity and beauty of nature right into your living space.

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An Introduction to re-potting Bonsai Trees

Why Repot Bonsai Trees?

People repot bonsai trees for different reasons. Sometimes, they want to change how the tree looks, or maybe the old pot is broken and needs replacing. But usually, it’s because the tree has gotten too big for its pot bound. Repotting not only makes the bonsai look nicer but also helps it to grow, especially if it gets more room in a bigger pot.

How to Tell If Your Bonsai Needs Repotting?

To figure out if your bonsai needs repotting, you’ve got to take a close look. If the roots are all packed in tight and there’s no space left in the soil, it’s time to repot. Gently taking the tree out of its pot will let you see if the bonsai is pot bound. If they are, it’s time to either root prune or give the tree a bigger pot.

When and How Often to Repot Bonsai?

When to repot your bonsai depends on what species it is and if it is an outdoor or indoor bonsai. Usually, indoor bonsai like to be repotted between May and September, while outdoor trees do better in March. Older bonsai need repotting less often, possible every 3-5 years, whereas younger bonsai need repotting more frequently. Fast growing bonsai like the Chinese Elm may need repotting/root pruning once a year whereas slow growing species like the Fukien Tea Tree may need this attention ever other year.

What Comes with Your Potting Kit?

Our bonsai pots come with everything you need to repot your tree. You’ll get step-by-step instructions, mesh to cover the pot’s drainage holes, wire to keep the tree steady, a chopstick for working in the soil, and some soil to fill in around the roots.

We have added a video below which shows you exactly how to repot your bonsai step by step!

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Please do not place this bonsai pot directly onto your furniture.
It may be abrasive or porous.
Please note, these pots are handmade and hand glazed therefore they do contain blemishes at times, this does not affect the pot/tray.