Spiraling Herbal Gingko Biloba 42cm

Spiraling Herbal Gingko Biloba 42cm

The Ginkgo biloba bonsai tree has unique, fan shaped leaves which turn a beautifully deep golden colour in the autumn before dropping off for the winter. It is thought to have been around for over 200 million years and is often referred to as a ‘living fossil’. Its revered medicinal properties as well as its historical value make it an attractive species for bonsai. 

This beautiful ginkgo bonsai tree is standing at approximately 42cm tall in a rectangular green Fine Glased Pot glazedpot with a depth of 14cm and width of 20cm. This ginkgo features a graceful curving trunk and lovely leaves and branch structure as well as some exposed roots. 

Gingko Placement

Choose an outdoor location that receives full sun but protect from strong wind and scorching sunlight in the hottest part of summer days. The more light it receives, the more vibrant yellow the leaves will be in autumn. 
Protect from frost in winter.  

Gingko 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). 

Pruning and wiring:  

Constant trimming of new shoots will help to thicken the trunk of the ginkgo. Conduct heavier pruning during early to late spring.
The ginkgo can be trained using wires all year round and the branches are quite flexible. The bark however is very delicate, and we recommend to wiring with care and checking that the wires do not bite in which will leave scarring. 

Gingko Repotting

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

Find our repotting guide here. 

Find our repotting services here. 

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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