Satsuki Azalea & like hybrid ‘Kehr’s moonbeam’ 1 gallon Flowering Bonsai Tree
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Climate | Continental |
| Common Name | Azalea |
| Color | White |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor & Outdoor |
| Growth Habit | Clumping |
| Soil Type | Loam |
| Brand | Unbranded |
| Soil PH | Acidic |
| Season Of Interest | Spring |
| Plant Form | Pre-Bonsai |
| Type | Bonsai |
| Growth Stage | Flowering |
| Watering | Medium |
| Genus | Rhododendron |
| Growth Rate | Medium |
| Sunlight | Full Shade |
| Features | Evergreen |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United States |
| Room | Patio |
Common Name: Japanese Satsuki Azalea ''snow" Estimated Age: About 4 - 5 Years Average Height: About 8 - 9 Inches Average Trunk Size: About 1/4 - 1/2 Inch Pot Size:1gallon Care Difficulty: Medium, partial shade USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: USDA Zone 6-9 Light Exposure: Half Shade (Preferred) to Mostly Sun (Partial Shade is Okay During Afternoon) Type: Evergreen and Flowering Growth Speed: Slow Growth Pattern: Upright and Compact Special Attribute: Dwarf - evergreen creamy, medium size overall, long blooming. The Japanese Satsuki is easily one of the most popular of flowering bonsai choices: featuring an excellent low, twiggy habit with lovely funnel shaped unscented flowers in primarily creamy greenish tone near center. The Satsuki is identified by two blossoms on the end of the branch shoots plus they also have slightly hairy leaves budding out freely from even fairly old bark wood. Most of them have compact branches and are slow growing. They usually have bright to medium green shiny oval shaped leaves with a soft pointed end. Even though they tolerate colder climates better, they are sensitive to high heat temperatures and require some shade to protect it from leaf burn and petal burn from the sun. Great to take care of indoors! 'White Rosebud' is an interesting cultivar with pure white color with exceptional double layer petals. When they are halfway to partially open, the Azalea flowers looks similar to that of Rose flowers, hence it's straightforward name. In general, they enjoy more acidic soil (such as Kanuma at around pH level 5.5 to 6) with good drainage to let its fine feeder roots breathe. Satsuki Azaleas don't enjoy being soaked all of the time. An infrequent deep soaking is more effective than superficial sprinkling everyday. Please water them thoroughly from top to bottom to fully saturate the soil to help keep the soil moist but not soggy. They don't enjoy dry soil nor lime. It becomes especially important in hard-water areas to water them with rainwater or filtered water only to avoid lime deposits building up in the soil. As needed, a fungicidal spray in the spring time as the buds show color will control “petal blight”, a fungal disease that appears as discolored dots on the petals and quickly discolors and collapses the blossoms. To avoid cutting off next year’s flower buds, do major pruning of Satsuki Azaleas soon after they bloom. Shortening or removal of long slender stems with no side shoots and cutting out dead wood may be done at any time. Depending on the individual tree, the Japanese Satsuki Azaleas may have either a single trunk or multi trunk look to them. It's a 6 inch tree size. Caution Before Purchasing Any Pre-Bonsai and/or Bonsai Trees: Please understand that the actual tree that you receive may be different than the example images provided. This is due to a wide range of factors such as: time of year, seasonal variations, differences in trimming & styling on individuals, natural changes during growth over time, etc. Our staff members ARE NOT ABLE to always provide recent photos of any bonsai & pre-bonsai trees for you to pick from due to our limited staff size; even when a written and/or phone request is submitted. House of Bonsai is a high production-oriented bonsai specialty nursery so we don't have the means to constantly pull ourselves away from production to take more photos of our ever-changing pre-bonsai & bonsai trees. This policy ensures that we're able to maintain a huge selection of different species, shapes, and sizes at reasonable prices for the public.
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