Ginseng Old Soul Ficus bonsai in handcrafted Panditji ceramic planter, soulful bonsai plant arrangement for centre table in modern Delhi homes

Ginseng Jungle Book Bonsai

Rs. 2,595.00
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Ginseng Old Soul Ficus bonsai in handcrafted Panditji ceramic planter, soulful bonsai plant arrangement for centre table in modern Delhi homes
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Ginseng Jungle Book Bonsai

Ginseng Jungle Book Bonsai

Rs. 2,595.00
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Description

Meet the Ginseng Ficus Bonsai, a living sculpture with ancient character and timeless beauty. With its thick, gnarled roots and delicate canopy of glossy green leaves, this bonsai carries the spirit of patience and artistry—each curve and twist tells a story of slow, intentional growth. Paired with our handcrafted Ceramic Panditji planter, it's a combination that honors tradition while feeling grounded and serene—the earthy tones and artisan craftsmanship create a meditative presence that anchors any space.
Care

Your Ginseng Bonsai comes planted in a well-draining bonsai soil mix so it starts strong — with the right balance of light, water, and patience, it will stay lush and sculptural.


Where to keep it?
Preferably in balcony shade. Alternately at a spot near a window with which gets good sunlight. Low light can cause leaf drop, so avoid dark corners.


How much watering?

  • Consistency is key. It prefers slightly moist soil but dislikes being waterlogged.
  • Check the top 1 inch of soil. If it feels slightly dry, it’s time to water. Water thoroughly until excess drains out from the bottom.
  • In summers: usually once a week. In winters: every 10–14 days (always check soil first).


Other care tips

  • Some leaf drop after bringing it home is normal (adjustment phase).
  • Trim new growth occasionally to maintain its compact shape.
  • Rotate the pot every few weeks for even growth.
  • Clean leaves gently to keep them healthy and dust-free.

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