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Air layering rooter pot ® size large ref : 6586 Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. View a slideshow explaining the simple process here . 3,80^€ order

Air layering rooter pot ® size small. ref : 6574 Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Height 100 mm, Ø 80 mm. For trunks of 7-15 mm diameter. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. View a slideshow explaining the simple process here. 2,80^€ order

CELEBRATION ref : 11916 Dark pink-purple spring foliage with visible veins of the most beautiful effect, during the summer the foliage becomes dark with new bright red shoots and in autumn red-orange color. Large sheet of +- 5/8 cm wide at maturity. 3 liter pot 30 to 40 cm height. One of the most beautiful varieties of the last 15 years. Unique in its kind for its vigor and robustness, supports full sun. Maples in 10-liter pots are approximately 8 to 10 years old and measure around 100 cm. Truly beautiful specimens. 45,00^€ starting at order

Fertiliser holders large Ø 30 mm ref : 4001 Lot of 10 units. These little baskets hold wads of organic manure and are stuck in the earth around the bonsai to provide essential plant food. Avoid the wads being displaced by watering or the wind. Interior Ø: 30 mm. 4,00^€ order

fertilizer holder big Ø 50 mm ref : 4000 Lot of 10 units. These baskets hold wads of organic manure and are stuck in the earth around the bonsai to provide essential plant food. Avoid the wads being displaced by watering or the wind. Interior Ø: 50 mm. 5,35^€ order

Ketoh clay for bonsai forests or moss balls 1.2l ref : 5275 KETOH earth is a black, sticky natural clay imported from Japan. As the picture shows, it's used to create bonsai forests and plantations on rocks. Or join the latest gardening craze and use this Japanese clay to make hanging moss balls or kokedama. Bag 1.2ltr. Weight according to rate of humidity of + - 800/ 1200 grams. How to form a bonsai forest: Make a dough, roll it into a strip and lay it around the plantation. Now with your fingers, apply it like you would a plasticine, working up around the sides of the trees being careful not to disturb the roots. How to make moss balls: Mix Ketoh earth and Akadama earth, then cover the root ball of a small plant with it. Finish with sphagnum peat moss. To hold it together, bind with a thin wire or transparent fishing line. See YouTube for tutorial videos on how to make kokedama . 6,80^€ order

Laying child garden sculpture jizo bosatsu ref : 12023 Magnificent authentic granite sculpture depicting a child holding a bell in their arms, upon which rests a mouse. In Japanese, it is called "jizo bosatsu." The dimensions of this artwork are: it stands 40 cm tall and is approximately 50 cm long, with a width of 23 cm. The sculpture, crafted in a single piece, elegantly rests on a base measuring 45 * 23 cm. Despite its imposing weight of around 55 kilograms, this creation radiates with lightness. This charming character embodies youth with a posture reminiscent of the sphinx, exuding an aura of innocence and curiosity. Every detail has been meticulously handcrafted, reflecting energetic and cheerful execution. The presence of bells, traditional ornaments from ancient Shinto shrines, adds a touch of tradition and spirituality to the artwork. The bells, called "suzus," were used to capture the attention of Kami, the divine spirits. Next to the child, a mouse, symbolizing intelligence and contemplation, is depicted. It is believed to ward off problems and promote mental clarity, thus enhancing work efficiency and success in endeavors. This sculpture encapsulates the timeless beauty and profound significance of Japanese culture, while infusing your space with elegance and serenity. Our granite elements, stones, and stepping stones are usually kept outdoors. Indeed, the patina and aged appearance thus acquired (lichen and moss) provide an additional layer of authenticity, greatly cherished in the art of classic Japanese gardens. 920,00^€ out of stock

Mini round pot with band ref : 7643 Exterior: 12.1*9.6*4.4 cm. Colour: dark green. Round bonsai pot with a simple band around the walls, a drainage hole and flat feet. 5,00^€ order

n° 8 - Larix, mélèze ref : 5367 Family: Pinacées Kind: Larix Feature : The Larix consists of 18 species distributed in the boreal hemisphere, as well as in the mountains in altitude. This is how the Larix decidua is natural in the Alps (Austria, France, Italy, Switzerland in the valley of the Engadine notably); he/it is now naturalized practically in the Pyrenees. Of pyramidal shape, he/it can reach for the most beautiful topics 35 meters of height, this one being located however the most often around 25 meters. 4,00^€ order

PINUS PENTAPHYLLA ref: 28070261 ref : 12426 Exceptional Bonsai for the Discerning Collector This outstanding Sokan (twin-trunk) bonsai is a rare masterpiece, combining power, elegance, and authenticity. Its natural spiral movement, the impressive taper of its two trunks, and the character acquired over decades make it a truly captivating specimen. Originally grown in the Japanese nurseries of Master Kobayashi, this tree was subsequently completely refined by Master Tomoya Nishikawa in September 2024. Specifications: Height: 880 mm Width: 910 mm Style: Sokan (Twin-Trunk) Trunk diameters: 60 mm and 50 mm Estimated age: Over 90 years Origin: Seed-grown, featuring naturally small needles Nebari: 190 mm, exceptionally well developed Beautifully structured and well-balanced foliage pads Outstanding aged bark with deep natural fissures and exceptional texture Mature jin and shari, naturally weathered and beautifully aged No wounds, no large pruning scars, and no visible wire marks Powerful, perfectly balanced root base The tree is displayed in an antique handmade Japanese oval unglazed pot in a brick-red finish, decorated on the front with an impressive raised dragon motif. Pot dimensions: 420 × 300 × 125 mm. High-quality handcrafted Tokoname pot signed by ZENIGO.Its silhouette perfectly expresses the strength of nature. The two trunks appear to spiral gracefully around one another, creating a dynamic and highly unusual composition, while the natural deadwood enhances its age and authenticity. The remarkable bark, impressive nebari, and overall balance make this an exceptional collector's tree for the most demanding enthusiasts. This bonsai must be grown in full sun to maintain its health, vigor, and the quality of its foliage. Photographs taken in July 2026. Sold without the display stand. 2022. Jiita shelf not included. 3.630,00^€ order

Plastic bonsai drip tray with feet 14.5*10 cm ref : 6634 Interior: 12.4 *8*1.4 cm. Exterior: 14.5*10*2.2 cm. In brown matt natural looking plastic, these rectangular trays with feet come in five sizes. A drip tray will help provide humidity around your tree after watering. 2,80^€ order

Plastic bonsai drip tray with feet 17.5*12 cm ref : 6635 Interior: 15*9.5*1.4 cm. Exterior: 17.5*12*3 cm. In brown matt natural looking plastic, these rectangular trays with feet come in five sizes. A drip tray will help provide humidity around your tree after watering. 3,80^€ order

Plastic bonsai drip tray with feet 22*15 cm ref : 6636 Interior: 19.5 *12.5*1.4 cm. Exterior: 22*15*3 cm. In brown matt natural looking plastic, these rectangular trays with feet come in five sizes. A drip tray will help provide humidity around your tree after watering. 4,80^€ order

Plastic bonsai drip tray with feet 31*21 cm ref : 8594 Interior: 28.5*18.5*1.4 cm. Exterior: 31*21*2.2 cm. In brown matt natural looking plastic, these rectangular trays with feet come in five sizes. A drip tray will help provide humidity around your tree after watering. 6,80^€ out of stock

Root claw 215 mm ref : 5445 Length: 215 mm. This handy steel tool, featuring a claw at one end and tongs at the other, is used to clean the earth around the root system when repotting. The tongs are for removing the pine needles. 6,10^€ order

Root claw 230 mm inox ryuga ref : 11877 Length: 230 mm. This handy steel tool, featuring a claw at one end and tongs at the other, is used to clean the earth around the root system when repotting. The tongs are for removing the pine needles. 8,00^€ order

Root claw and spatula 210 mm ref : 5446 Length: 210 mm. This handy steel tool, featuring a claw at one end and a spatula at the other, is used to clean the earth around the root system when repotting. The spatula is useful for removing moss and dirt. 6,10^€ order

Set of 3 air layering baby rooter pots ® ref : 6587 Set of 3. Height 100 mm, Ø 80 mm. For trunks of 7-15 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 7,80^€ order

Set of 3 air layering big rooter pots ® ref : 6590 Set of 3. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 10,80^€ order

Set of 5 air layering big rooter pots ® ref : 6591 Set of 5. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 17,00^€ order