£59.99 – £64.99Price range: £59.99 through £64.99
Celebrate the season with our Christmas Ficus Bonsai Small Gift Kit — a festive, meaningful gift for anyone who loves nature, décor, or thoughtful surprises. Each kit features a beautifully curved Ficus retusa (Chinese Banyan), carefully shaped into the elegant S-form that gives every tree its own unique character. Standing approximately 20–35 cm tall, your bonsai arrives in a 16 cm glazed ceramic pot in a rich, winter-blue finish.
Ficus bonsai are cherished by both beginners and experienced enthusiasts for their glossy leaves, smooth trunk, and adaptable, forgiving nature. With a naturally graceful structure and year-round greenery, they bring life and calm to any indoor space — and during the holidays, they transform into a charming living Christmas tree.
This special edition kit includes festive touches such as colourful mini baubles, warm string lights, and gold tinsel, allowing you to decorate your bonsai and bring seasonal cheer to any area of the home. It’s a heartfelt gift that feels magical, personal, and continues to grow long after the holidays have passed.
Ficus retusa Bonsai — A beautifully shaped, approx. 7-year-old bonsai with fresh seasonal foliage.
Glazed Ceramic Pot – A deep blue, finely glazed ceramic pot (approx. 15 cm width) that complements the tree.
Matching Drip Tray – A coordinated ceramic tray to protect surfaces and enhance presentation.
Festive “Ho Ho Ho” Gift Card – A bright red card for gifting, adding a warm seasonal touch.
Bonsai Pruning Scissors – Traditional black-steel pruning scissors—ideal for maintaining shape and trimming new growth.
Liquid Bonsai Feed (100 ml) – A supply of balanced nutrients to support healthy growth.
Hanging Mini Bauble Set – A set of 5 colourful miniature ornaments for decorating your bonsai during the festive season.
String Lights – A compact warm-white string light to illuminate the tree (as shown).
Gold Tinsel – A festive decorative trim around the base of the bonsai for a cheerful holiday finish.
Bonsai Care Guide – Clear step-by-step instructions for watering, feeding, pruning, and placement.
Please note: each bonsai is unique. Shape, branching, and foliage density may vary slightly from the image.
Festive & joyful: Mini ornaments and warm lights instantly transform the bonsai into a holiday centrepiece.
Unique and personal: Each tree has its own character, no two are the same.
Beginner-friendly: Simple tools and a helpful care guide make it suitable even for first-time bonsai owners.
A living, evolving gift: This bonsai continues to grow and bring joy long after the festive season ends.
The Ficus bonsai should be kept indoors as it cannot endure frosts. They require a good amount of light so choose a space that receives plenty of full sunlight. If placed in a position with partial shade, keep an eye on the bonsai but this should not be a significant issue as they are a forgiving species which are easy to maintain.
No strict schedule. watering needs vary based on climate, soil, airflow, and pot size.
We recommend using the submersion method. Visit our blog page for full instructions.
Feed weekly or fortnightly from March to October with Bonsai Focus Fertiliser (2 ml per litre of water). Add directly to the water during submersion.
Regular pruning keeps your Ficus healthy, compact, and aesthetically pleasing. Prune back any big leaves and trim back new shoots once they grow beyond 3–4 leaves, leaving the two closest leaves.
Training with wire is best done during late autumn. Use wire roughly the same thickness as the branch. Wiring helps refine your bonsai’s style over time. .
Find our Pruning and Wiring services here.
Repot in early spring with a well-draining bonsai soil mix.
Find our repotting services here.
For more information about Ficus please visit our blogs page.
UK Delivery: FREE next working day to most addresses (carefully packed for safe transit).
Return / Guarantee: Please refer to Miyagi Bonsai’s delivery & returns policy.
Note: We do not ship images — your bonsai may vary slightly in shape, branch layout, and foliage based on recent trimming or growth.



