Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai
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Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Description
The satsuki azalea bonsai tree is the most popular flowering species. They display a stunning range of red, pink and white flowers in spring and are an attractive evergreen species all year round.
This impressive azalea bonsai tree is standing at approximately 60cm tall in a lipped blue ceramic oriental pot with a width of 80cm and depth of 80cm. This satsuki azalea nikko bonsai features a very thick trunk with excellent exposed roots (nebari) that display the tree’s maturity. Its branches are perfectly balanced and the foliage is dense and tight, making this tree a desirable choice for any bonsai collector.
Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Approximate Dimensions
Height: 60cm
Depth: 40cm
Width: 40cm
Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Placement
The azalea is native to woodlands of Japan and should be kept outdoors. Provide it with as much sun as possible to encourage flowering. During winter, it can tolerate temperatures as low as -7 °C but provide some protection from frost.
Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Watering And Feeding
They must be watered generously as soon as the top inch of soil gets dry. Do not let the soil dry out fully and avoid constant wetness. See our watering guide.
Only feed periodically during the growing season (March-Oct).
Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Pruning And Wiring
Deadhead the flowers immediately once they have finished blooming. Prune twigs and branches once the tree has finished flowering altogether (autumn).
Azalea wood is slightly more brittle than other species but still possible to wire. It is best to wire in autumn or winter.
Azalea Satsuki Nikko Bonsai Repotting
- Repot in early spring with a well-draining, lime-free bonsai soil mix
- View our full guide on repotting an Azalea
- View our in-house repotting service
Please Note: measurements given are approximate. Depending on the season, the appearance of the tree may vary. The tree that you receive may differ in size and shape to the photo if it has grown or been pruned since.