technical sheets - Easy Care System

The "Easy Care System", is an automatic watering system, which works through a "+vaso reserve" and "level meter" specifically developed for the concept, which allow a minimum autonomy of about 1 week (depending on the species and height of the year).

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technical sheets - Bonsai (Generic)

In this form, we generically indicate the main care to be taken with your Bonsai.

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technical sheets - Bouganvilea

Bouganvilea is a fast growing Bonsai, very resistant and well adapted to Mediterranean and mild climates where it produces flowers practically every year. There are 2 Most common varieties in Bonsai, with slight differences between themselves, Glabra and Spectabilis.

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technical sheets - Pinus Sylvestris

Bonsai perennial with dark green needles of reduced dimensions, and wrinkle bark that gives it extraordinary beauty. Its high capacity for adaptation, resistance and good response to Bonsai techniques has made it the most appreciated European pine species in Bonsai.

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technical sheets - Pinus Halepensis

The bonsai of Pinus Halepensis is perennial with light green needles of reduced dimensions, that contrast with the clear gray shell without roughness. Being an extremely resilient Mediterranean climate plant is a good Pinus for beginners-

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technical sheets - Citrus Limequat

The Bonsai of Citrus Limequat, has perennial leaf, a fragrant white flower that occurs in the summer months and becomes an oblong fruit, about 3 to 5 cm long that when ripening is of a strong yellow tone.

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technical sheets - Citrus Kinzu

The Bonsai of Citrus Kinzu is greatly appreciated by the reduced dimension of its fruit (1 cm diameter), of a strong orange tone. This variety of Citrus flourishes and fruitifies abundantly, practically all year round.

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technical sheets - Citrus Myrtifolia

The Bonsai de Citrus Myrtifolia produces abundant flowers and many fragrant in spring that pass to an orange, small caliber ( 2 to 3 cm). It owes its name to the fact that its perennial leaf reminds the shape of the leaves of the Murta. 

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technical sheets - Carvalho Faginea

Native species of the Iberian Peninsula and North Africa is commonly known as Oak-Portuguese, belongs to the Fagacea Family. The Bonsai de Carvalho Faginea, is very appreciated by bark is dark and deeply fissured, contrasting with the leaf color alternations ranging from light green on budding to golden in fall.

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technical sheets - Carpinus

Species from Western Asia and Europe belong to the Fagaceae family. Bonsai of caduca leaf, greatly appreciated by the contrast between the lush green of the leaves (in the growth phase and the yellow/gold in the autumn phase) and the gray tone trunk, which will make "grets" with the ageing of the plant.

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technical sheets - Prunus Spinosa

Prunus Spinosa belongs to the family of Rosaceae native to Europe. It is a caduca leaf Bonsai with oval leaves of about 5 cm, white flowers that contrast with the dark and rough shell, can punctually give a dark black/blue fruit (known as Abrunho).

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technical sheets - Syzigium

Original species from Australia and New Zealand, belongs to the Myrtacea family. Bonsai of dark and bright green leaves in the shape of a spear, which present an orange tonality in the budding and produces small white flowers and which occasionally pass to red fruits. She enjoys solo exhibitions but needs frost protection.

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technical sheets - Buxus harlandii

Species from Asia (China, Japan, Korea) belong to the Buxaceae family. It is a persistent, compact, slow-growing Bonsai, the beauty of your trunk, silver-colored and with a thick, cracked peel are your main point of attraction

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technical sheets - Prunus Incisa Kojo in Mai

Species from Japan belonging to the family of the Rosaceaes. This variety was discovered in the area of Mount Fuji (common name Cerejeira Fuji), Kojo-No-Mai, means "Bobolet Flight". The flowering occurs in the spring before the leaves appear and is of pinkish white tone.

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technical sheets - Chinese Ulm

Originally from China, Korea and Japan, it belongs to the family of Ulmáceas, also known as the Chinese Zelcova. Small leaf Bonsai, semi-caduca or caduca, very appreciated in Bonsai for its fine branching, bark (creates "scamas" with age) and easy modeling.

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technical sheets - Cuphea

Oriunda da América Central (Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala), belongs to the family of the Asparagaceae, is a perennial leaf shrub, much appreciated by the continued flowering of a Vibrant fuchsia tone.

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technical sheets - Prunus Tomentosa

From North and West China, Korea and Mongolia, it belongs to the family of Rosaceas. Bonsai of caduca leaf, much appreciated for its flashy (white) flowering and reddish brown fruits

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technical sheets - Metasequoia and Taxodium

They belong to the Cupressaceas family, with the Metasequoia originating in China and the Taxodium of the Southeast American, they are "parents" between themselves and the "gigantes" of plant nature, the Sequoias. Bonsai caduco, of green and composite leaves, being paired in Metasequoia and alternations in the Taxodium.

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technical sheets - Over

Species originating in the Mediterranean area (Greece/Portugal/Spain/Italy), belong to the family of Fagaceaes. Bonsai perennial, small and green leaf, known mainly for its thick and cork shell.

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technical sheets - Serissa

Low and oval leaf perennial Bonsai from Southern China and Japan, belonging to the family of Rubiaceae. There are more suitable varieties for indoors (Chinensis) and others for outdoors (Japónica) but both produce flower all year round, mostly at the end of summer.

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technical sheets - Sageretia

Starting in Central and South Asia, it belongs to the family of the Rhamenaceas. Persistent leaf Bonsai, bright green, much appreciated for its primaverile budding that becomes pink tone when well exposed to the sun.

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technical sheets - Romantic

It belongs to the family of the Punicáceas and is from the Mediterranean. Bonsai of caduca leaf, blooms abundantly since the spring, bearing fruit at the end of summer. There is a highly appreciated Japanese variety, the Punica Granatum Nejikan, by its twisted trunk.

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technical sheets - Pseudolarix

Bonsai of the family of Pinaceaes, is from China. It has as its particularity the fact that it is a caduca conifer, because the needles love it in winter and fall completely.

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technical sheets - Prunus Mume

Bonsai of caduca leaf, much appreciated for its early flowering (depending on the years and zone of Portugal, begins to bloom in January, or even late December). Member of the Rosaceas family, is from China and Korea.

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technical sheets - Portulacaria

Oriunda from South Africa, belongs to the family of the Portulacaceaes. Bonsai fleshy, of rounded green leaves with about 1.5 cm. Although it does not allow the application of some of the modeling techniques, it is greatly appreciated for its rusticity.

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technical sheets - Podocarpus

From China and Korea, it belongs to the family of the Podocarpaceae. Bonsai of perennial leaves, long ovals, bright dark green color, arranged in spiral around the branches.

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technical sheets - Pyracantha

It belongs to the family of Rosaceas, has its origin in Asia. Persistent leaf Bonsai, much appreciated by the abundant white flowering, followed by fruits ranging from yellow to red.

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technical sheets - Pinus Thunbergii

Perennial Bonsai with dark green needles (also called Japanese Black Pine), is a sea orla pine. There is a variety with cork shell (Pinus Thunbergii Corticosa) and a small needle (Pinus Thunbergii Kotobuki).

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technical sheets - Pinus Pentaphylla

Perennial Bonsai, with needles grouped in 5 sauces (pentaphylla). The needles feature a gray vein, which is often called Japanese White Pine.

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technical sheets - Zanthoxylum

Bonsai with deciduous leaves, bright greens, which when pruned lay a citric smell, blooms with male or female plants without easy dimorphism between genera. In Bonsai it is rare to bear fruit, but to achieve it we have to have a plant of each kind.

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technical sheets - Olive

Slow growth bonsai, persistent and oval leaf of gray green tones. There is also a brave variety, the Wild Olea, also very appreciated in Bonsai.

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technical sheets - Macieira

Quite appreciated in Bonsai for its abundant flowering and fruiting. It is used for Bonsai several species of Macieiras, most ornamentals, very floribund and with fruits of smaller dimensions, some of diameter less than 1 cm (the Micromalus).

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technical sheets - Chinese language

This variety from China is the one that best results in Bonsai, although there are several types of Ligustruns. Perennial bush, of green oval leaf, gives a white flower in summer (in Bonsai it is rare because of the pruning), there is still a kind of white and green leaf (variegata).

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technical sheets - Juniperus

The best varieties for Bonsai are the Japanese that compact the foliage, the "Juniperus Sargentii" is greatly appreciated by its lush green, and the "Juniperus "Itoigawa" due to the hardness of its wood to make dead wood (Jin and Shari).

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technical sheets - Figueira

Caduca species, with green leaves above and grayed underneath, with 3 to 5 lobes. Appreciated in Bonsai by the fruiting and form of the leaf.

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technical sheets - Ficus Retusa

There are several species of Ficus grown in Bonsai, but care is practically the same. All are persistent and medium-sized sheet.

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technical sheets - Cotoneaster

Bonsai of slow growth, semi-caducas, green and small leaves (there are also "variegatas" species in which part of the leaf is white). Much appreciated for its white or pink flowers and fruits that can go from red to yellow or even black.

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technical sheets - Carmona

Bonsai of persistent leaves, of reduced dimensions and slow growth, greatly appreciated by its lush green. It gives a white flower that can be followed by a fruit.

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technical sheets - Acer Palmatum

Caduca leaf tree, with five lobes (palmatum), is perhaps the best known and appreciated caduca in Bonsai. There are many varieties used for Bonsai, with the most different colors and sheet dimensions.

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technical sheets - Acer Buergerianum (Trident)

Small leaf Bonsai, caduca, with three lobes (trident), much appreciated for its Outonal coloring and differences of bark tone. From China and Korea, it belongs to the Acerace family.

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technical sheets - Azalea

Member of the Ericace family is from Japan. Bonsai very appreciated for its flowering, which in some varieties can be of different shades in the same plant (and have different colors in the same flower).

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technical sheets - Ilex

From China and Japan, it belongs to the family of Aquifoliáceas.In Bonsai the most widely used varieties are Ilex Microphyla and Ilex Crenata. It is a persistent leaf tree, small of dark green tone.

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technical sheets - Sweetie

Bonsai of deciduous leaves, clear greens, which can be rounded or with lobes. Much appreciated by the fruits and autumnal coloring.

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