Nearly Natural 4100 Cedar Bonsai Tree, 36-Inch, Green

Beautiful. Happy to have this bonsai on display.

Es el segundo q compro se ve tan real y adorna cualquier lugar de una forma tan bella que te preguntan cada cuando lo riegas??? De lo real que se ve

This bonsai is amazing. Worth the price for the quality. $55 IT’S A DEAL !!!Let’s start with saying that I went to a real bonsai nursery shop. The real bonsais of this dimension and look goes from $1000-1600. In addition, this style of bonsai is meant for outdoor, kept indoors they will die.I was searching online for an indoor bonsai not too overpriced, and I found this one. It was only $55 so I ordered it. It came, and it was beautiful!! However, the plant pot and the roots of the tree looked fake. So I decided to buy another pot on Amazon and repot the tree. The repotting process can be little challenging because the base of the plant is attached to plastic pot. I had to improvise and use home tools to cut it. In the end, it worked out! After putting the tree in the new pot, I added some soil and sprayed some water to make it look more real. The result as you can see in the images and the video is stunning!!! Anyone who wants a bonsai of this style for indoor, I highly recommend this one!!! The price is a deal!!! And the plant looks amazing!!!! Must give a 5 STARS !!!

Está muy bien hecho y se ve excelente como adorno. Lo puse en una zona donde no entra normalmente luz natural y no puedo tener plantas.Al igual que todos, le quité la base fea y lo adapté a una maceta a doc con mi espacio.

I took the suggestion of the other reviewer and put it in a ceramic pot. The pot it comes with isn't very nice. I struggled a little though lol. It was easy to take the tree out of the plastic base, just pulled the styrofoam grass out which breaks out easily, and then slowly bend the bottom of the tree back and forth, it's only connected with a plastic piece so after bending it back and forth it will eventually weaken and break where it's connected. You can probably cut it too but this was easy for me and it worked well and didn't damage the tree at all. Next was where I struggled. I got a shallow ceramic pot and I got construction PL glue like they suggested, but I couldn't get it to hold the tree! 2 days in a row I tried to glue it in and left it for 24 hours being held up by something so the glue could dry, but the glue was too weak to hold it up, even though it was high rated and supposedly very strong, and the 2nd time I used a ton of it. Then I tried super glue and it still wouldn't hold. The tree trunk is hollow so there isn't much on the bottom to put the glue on. So I got a pot that is a little deeper and just poured it full of gravel to "plant" it. I put a little duct tape at the bottom too where it needs some extra weighing down. I'm happy with how it turned out even though I would've rather used the shallower pot to see more tree trunk and a little of the roots, but it wouldn't stick with the darn glue! The roots dont look that good anyway. I think it looks nice overall and am happy with it :) looks nicer this way then the plastic pot with styrofoam grass that comes with it. I like the tree and it's nicer then other cheaper fake plants I have