Brand: Brycus-Bonsáis
Evergreen tree or shrub, with leaves in the form of scales, reminiscent of those of the cypress (of which it is a close relative). It is slow growing and belongs to the order of conifers. There are numerous varieties.
Family
Cupressaceae
Origin
China, Mongolia, Japan
Etymology
It comes from its primitive Latin name.
Situation
Outside, in full sun all year round.
Irrigation
Of abundant form in summer, moderate in winter. He does not like puddles. Be grateful for spraying the leaves with water (not chalky).
Subscriber
Spring and fall.
Transplant
Every 3 to 5 years at the beginning of spring.
SUBSTRATUM
100% Akadama, or mixed with 30% volcanic gravel.
PRUNING
From October to March.
GRIPPING
It is carried out during the entire growth period, with the tips of the fingers pinching and tearing the tips that protrude from the profile of the cups.
WIRING
All year round, preferably from October to March.
Curiosities
Among the varieties of this species we can highlight Itoigawa, (juniper from the Hilo River), for its small bright yellow-green leaves, and for the hardness of its wood, very appropriate for the performance of jin-shari. One of the most appreciated varieties for bonsai.
* Observations: The shape and measurements of the bonsai are approximate. The color and shape of the pot may vary from the one in the photo. Remember that a bonsai is a living being, that is why the images that appear are representative.