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Japan🇯🇵Japanese White Pine (video included)
Japan🇯🇵Japanese White Pine (video included)
Japan🇯🇵Japanese White Pine (video included)
Japan🇯🇵Japanese White Pine (video included)

Japan🇯🇵Japanese White Pine (video included)

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Japan🇯🇵Pinus Parviflora/Japanese White Pine ✈️Air freight to Hong Kong

The five-needle pine stands tall and straight, simple and natural, with branches and leaves like swords, symbolizing perseverance and strength.

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📏Japanese five-needle pine overall size information:

Height 31cm x Width 23cm

Estimated tree age: 12 years
Basin type: Japanese ceramic basin

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Five-needle pine, also known as "white pine," is a common native tree species in the Japanese highlands. It belongs to the five-needle pine family and is named after the five needles in each cluster. Cultivation origin and natural distribution

,It is native to high mountain rocky areas at an altitude of 1,100–2,500 m in Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, Japan, and is also found in southern Hokkaido and Ulleungdo, South Korea.

,It is commonly found on forest edges, ridges and rocky slopes, often coexisting with fir trees. It is resistant to high altitudes and grows steadily.Its leaves are green with silver, and its posture is vigorous and upright. It is one of the varieties that bonsai enthusiasts and collectors treasure very much.

After years of cultivation and pruning by craftsmen, the lines are natural and the branches and leaves are clearly layered, showing the unique simple aesthetics and tenacious temperament of the five-needle pine.

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🌿 Characteristics and planting recommendations

The five-needle pine is naturally strong and native to high mountainous areas. It has the following characteristics:
• Drought-resistant, cold-resistant, evergreen

• Use the "water when dry" method to water the plants to avoid waterlogging and causing oxygen deprivation to the roots.

• The soil should be well-drained (such as Akadama + volcanic rock + Kanuma soil)

• The leaves are short and dense, the needles are silvery, and they are highly ornamental.

It is recommended to perform light pruning from late spring to early autumn every year to promote the growth of new shoots and beautiful shape.

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✂️ Key points for maintenance (Bonsai Practical Guide)
• Decandling: Cut off new shoots in late spring to early summer to promote branch and leaf growth
• Repotting cycle: Repot every 2-5 years, preferably before buds sprout in early spring, retaining some old soil and mycorrhizae to maintain tree vigor.
• Fertilization: Apply organic or balanced fertilizer in spring and autumn, and stop fertilizing when pinching to prevent excessive nitrogen fertilizer from causing excessive growth.
• Pest control: Common aphids, red spiders, scale insects should be kept well ventilated and in the sun. Use water/soap water/oil to control them when necessary.

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🌳Gift choice🌳<Feng Shui Lucky Pine> Cultural significance and Feng Shui implications

In both Japanese and Chinese culture, pine trees symbolize longevity, perseverance, and good fortune. The five-leaf pine, with its five leaves per cluster, represents the Five Blessings (longevity, wealth, health, virtue, and kindness), a symbol of profound feng shui significance.

Suitable as gifts for new homewarmings, business openings, holiday celebrations, and personal collections, these pine trees are auspicious, highly ornamental, and easy to care for, making them a favorite among both novice and experienced bonsai enthusiasts. Most importantly, the wind blowing from the pine tree possesses the "supreme power" of transforming it into auspiciousness.

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