Bonsai | Carmona (Carmona)

Interesting Information about the Plant: Carmona (Carmona) is an evergreen plant, popular among bonsai enthusiasts. This tree is distinguished by its small, glossy leaves and delicate, white flowers, which make it attractive for cultivation in small containers.

Repotting and Soil: Repotting of Carmona bonsai is recommended to be done in spring, before the active growth starts. It is important to preserve as many roots as possible during repotting. For suitable soil, use a mixture of peat, akadama, and perlite, which provides good drainage and allows air access to the roots.

Fertilizing: Carmona bonsai requires regular fertilizing to receive the necessary nutrients. Use specialized bonsai fertilizers that contain a balanced ratio of nutrients. Fertilizing should be done during the warm months of the year when the plant is active.

Pests: Be attentive to the presence of pests such as spiders, aphids, caterpillars, etc., and take the necessary measures for pest control and removal.

Exposure: Carmona bonsai prefers a bright and sunny location, receiving at least 4-6 hours of daylight. However, avoid direct sunlight during the hot hours of the day to prevent leaf burn.

Watering: Water the plant regularly and moderately, preferring the top layer of soil to dry slightly before the next watering. Avoid excessive watering, which can lead to root rot.