Ginseng Ficus Bonsai Tree (Ficus microcarpa) in 8" Bonsai Pot

The Ginseng Ficus Bonsai Tree (Ficus microcarpa) is one of the most recognizable and beginner-friendly bonsai trees available. Famous for its thick exposed roots, sturdy trunk, and vibrant green foliage, this tropical bonsai creates the appearance of an ancient tree in miniature form.

Planted in an 8-inch bonsai pot, this larger specimen offers a more mature appearance and impressive display value. Its adaptability and resilience make it an excellent choice for both first-time bonsai owners and experienced collectors.

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Ficus microcarpa
• Common Name: Ginseng Ficus Bonsai
• Pot Size: 8-inch Bonsai Pot
• Plant Type: Tropical Bonsai Tree
• Evergreen foliage
• Distinctive exposed root structure
• Beginner Friendly

Why You'll Love It

• Thick trunk and exposed roots
• Larger, more established bonsai specimen
• Easy-care tropical bonsai
• Beautiful year-round foliage
• Excellent indoor bonsai tree
• Perfect for home or office décor

Care Instructions

Light: Prefers bright indirect light and benefits from several hours of direct morning sunlight.

Water: Water thoroughly when the soil begins to dry. Avoid prolonged dry periods.

Humidity: Adapts well to average indoor humidity but appreciates moderate humidity.

Temperature: Thrives between 60°F and 85°F. Protect from temperatures below 50°F.

What You'll Receive

• One live Ginseng Ficus Bonsai Tree
• Planted in an 8-inch bonsai pot
• Healthy established root system
• Care instructions included

Perfect For

• Beginner bonsai enthusiasts
• Indoor bonsai collections
• Office and home décor
• Tropical plant lovers
• Unique gifts for plant enthusiasts

Why Buy From L&J Plant Nursery?

For over 25 years, L&J Plant Nursery has grown and shipped quality plants throughout the United States. Every bonsai is carefully selected and packaged to help ensure it arrives healthy and ready to thrive.

Please Note

Each Ginseng Ficus Bonsai is unique and will naturally vary in root structure, trunk shape, branching, and foliage density. No two trees are exactly alike.