Below is a list of the products that are used or recommended by Eric.  Please consider using the links below to make your purchase. Thank you! Fertilizer Fertilizer For Bonsai in Refinement and Maintenance Slow release fertilizer is the name of the game when your bonsai is mature. If you want faster growth you can use more. Japanese Black Pines, for example like a lot of fertilizer in spring prior to decandling.  Some species are salt-sensitive and better fertilized with organics. For these scenarios we recommend Bio-Gold Original. Buy from Bonsaify   Fertilizer for People who forget to Fertilize Fertilizer is...

It can be challenging to create a bonsai that faithfully replicates the windswept features found naturally in the Monterey Cypress along the central coast of California. It's worth the effort, and we have included examples to inspire you! 

A bonsai nestled upon a moss bed can complete the look of a miniature landscape, adding depth and texture. Live moss is a wonderful addition to a bonsai, but it's not merely aesthetic. Moss greatly benefits bonsai trees. Read this article to learn everything you need to know about using moss for bonsai trees!

Dwarf Jade Bonsai Care Guide: Dwarf Jade are hardy trees that can thrive outdoors and as indoor trees, making them a good choice for bonsai beginners and bonsai-curious folks. They are pet- and child-safe and make a great tree for children interested in learning bonsai. For bonsai enthusiasts and advanced growers, they can be an interesting challenge as they don’t behave quite like other popular indoor bonsai species.

Tanuki is a fun technique that can produce interesting and dramatic trees to add to your bonsai collection. A tanuki bonsai is created by joining a living tree to an interesting piece of deadwood, creating a beautiful bonsai that looks natural. Creating a tanuki bonsai can make a young, affordable tree look much older. Follow along step-by-step to create your own trickster bonsai!