Nordic Wood Bonsai
Pre-Bonsai Tree - Parrot's Beak
Pre-Bonsai Tree - Parrot's Beak
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SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gmelina Philippensis
COMMON NAME: Parrots Beak
SIZE / AGE: Comes planted in 7",8" or 9" plastic container (Varied Color) 10" to 15" Tall. Between 10 to 15 years Old.
NATIVE ENVIRONMENT: SouthEast Asia, Thailand, Vietnam
UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS:
The Parrot Beak Bonsai tree is a unique and fascinating species that captures the attention of everyone who comes across it. One of the most striking characteristics of the Parrot Beak Bonsai tree is its distinctive beak-shaped leaves, which resemble that of a parrot's beak. This feature gives the tree its name and sets it apart from other bonsai tree varieties.
In addition to its distinctive leaves, the Parrot Beak Bonsai tree also has a unique growth pattern. Unlike other bonsai trees that grow in a more traditional manner, the Parrot Beak Bonsai tree has a tendency to grow in a twisted and contorted fashion. This growth pattern adds to the tree's overall charm and appeal, making it a popular choice among bonsai enthusiasts.
Overall, the Parrot Beak Bonsai tree is a truly special and captivating species that is sure to impress everyone who encounters it. With its unique characteristics, care tips, and styling techniques, this tree offers endless possibilities for creativity and enjoyment. Whether you are a seasoned bonsai enthusiast or a beginner just starting out, the Parrot Beak Bonsai tree is a wonderful choice that is sure to bring beauty and joy to your home or garden.
TREE CARE:
The Parrots beak can be grown indoors or outdoors in full light. If grown outdoors the tree needs to be brought indoors once temperatures drop below 45 degrees. For a complete care guide you can view, download or print click (HERE)
ATTENTION BUYER:
Image above is a sample picture from our nursery stock. This may not be the exact tree you will receive, but one similar in size. Ceramic pots vary in color. We will select the best tree for you to ship. Be aware it is perfectly normal for leaves, flowers or fruit (if applicable) to drop during shipping.
