Mandarin Tree Valentines Gift Kit

Mandarin Tree Valentines Gift Kit

Kit Includes

• Mandarin Tree 23cm
• Chrystal Feed
• Oval Ceramic Drip Tray
• Chinese Pruning Scissors
• Heart Shaped Balloon With Confetti (email us for the color eg. Pink or Silver)
• Valentines Card Random (email us to add a message in the card)
• Valentines Topper Message Random

Mandarin (Lingustrum) bonsai tree is a deciduous shrub native to China but can now be found on most continents, often being used for hedging due to its fast-growing habit. Also known as Chinese privet, they are popular with beginners in bonsai because they are quite adaptable and respond well to being pruned.

This lovely mandarin bonsai tree is standing at approximately 23cm tall in a blue glazed oriental pot with a depth of 10cm and width of 13cm. This mandarin features an a rock placed in its pot for added interest and lush foliage shaped in the broom style.

Bonsai Dimensions	Pot Dimensions
Height: 23cm	Height: 6cm
Depth: 10cm	Depth: 10cm
Width: 13cm	Width: 13cm

Mandarin Tree Placement

The mandarin tree is a semi-tropical species and it is best to keep it indoors in temperate climates. You can move it outside in summer when it is warm, but note that the mandarin does not tolerate big drops in temperature well, and ensure that it is protected from the wind. 

Mandarin Tree Watering and feeding

They must be watered generously as soon as the top inch of soil gets dry. Do not let the soil dry out fully and avoid constant wetness. See our watering guide.
Only feed periodically during the growing season (March-Oct). 

Mandarin Tree Pruning and wiring

Pinch out and trim new growth to maintain the appearance of the tree. The spring and summer growing season is the best time to do this.
The Chinese privet is best wired in spring and summer when the branches are more supple and pliable but you can do it anytime of the year.  

Mandarin Tree Repotting

Repot in early spring with a well-draining bonsai soil mix. 

Find our repotting guide here. 

Find our repotting services here. 

For more information about the mandarin (Lingustrum) bonsai tree please visit our blogs page. 

Please Note: measurements given are approximate. Depending on the season, the appearance of the tree may vary. The tree that you receive may differ in size and shape to the photo if it has grown or been pruned since