🌿 Ficus Amplissima Bonsai – A Living Symbol of Indian Heritage

The Ficus Amplissima Bonsai is a stunning representation of India’s natural beauty and traditional bonsai artistry. Also known as Pimpri, this 4-year-old bonsai features elegant aerial roots, a strong trunk, and lush green foliage that brings peace and harmony to any space.

This bonsai grows beautifully on natural rocks, enhancing its visual depth and making it a striking centerpiece for homes, offices, or meditation corners. The Ficus Amplissima Bonsai is admired for its resilience, adaptability, and calming presence.

🌞 Placement

Ficus Amplissima can be placed both indoors and outdoors. It thrives in warm and humid conditions.

• Indoors: Provide a few hours of natural sunlight daily.

• Outdoors: Morning sunlight is ideal, as harsh afternoon sun may dry delicate aerial roots.

To support aerial root growth, maintain humidity by placing a shallow water tray nearby during summers.

💧 Watering

This bonsai prefers slightly moist soil.
Water once daily depending on location and climate. Always check that the topsoil feels slightly dry before watering again. Avoid overwatering, as it may cause root rot.

🌱 Fertilizing

Use NPK 20:20:20 water-soluble fertilizer twice a month to encourage healthy growth.
For best results, you can also use our Slow Release Bonsai Fertilizer.

✂️ Pruning

This bonsai grows actively when well-fed. Regular pruning helps maintain its natural structure and enhances leaf density. Trim extra or oversized leaves to maintain its elegant form.

🌿 Repotting & Soil

Repot once a year using a well-draining mix of:

• Sand

• Garden soil

• Lava granules

• Coco husk

• Bio compost

• Vermi compost

Good drainage keeps the roots healthy and prevents disease.

🌱 Why Choose This Bonsai?

• Indian heritage plant

• Strong aerial roots and natural rock styling

• Ideal for indoor and outdoor décor

• Low maintenance and long-living

• Symbol of stability, peace, and natural balance

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