Grafted Ficus is a highly popular bonsai tree for keeping indoors. Has an expertly sculpted bark for aesthetics you can’t miss. The bark of the grafted Ginseng Ficus bonsai tree is shaped and established into a root-over-rock structure that gives it a unique and charming appearance. It is ideal as a decorative houseplant, as the best species of banyan or Ficus tree for growing indoors. The leaves are oval-shaped and colored freshly green. They form a canopy structure at the top, yet are easy to maintain in good shape and health. The pot-bellied bark adds to the plant’s fascinating appearance. You can keep the grafted Ginseng Ficus bonsai tree on your study desk easily as well. Interior bonsai plant - Symbol of wisdom and maturity as an interior decorative plant. Air purifying plant - Cleans out toxins like formaldehyde, xylene and toluene so you breathe fresh air indoors. Gifting plant - Makes a unique gifting option for any occasion. Easy care - This plant flourishes naturally in India’s tropical climate. It is even easier to grow and maintain than banyan and peepal bonsai trees. Material - The bonsai tree is a live plant in a beautiful ceramic pot (pot may vary as per availability). Eye-striking aesthetics - Beautifully shaped bark with a healthy canopy for looks that draw in everybody. SEE MORE How to take care of the bonsai plant? how to water the bonsai tree Location Indoor bonsai Fertilizing the bonsai tree Pruning the bonsai tree How to water your bonsai tree? Thumb rule of watering: Touch the soil and if it feels wet, you don’t need to water it. If it feels dry, you need to water it. Whenever you water it, pour at least 1-2 liters of water, till the time water starts flowing out from the hole below the pot. Where to keep the bonsai tree? Placement: Place the bonsai plant in a well-lit area indoors. It is best to keep the plant near a window so it can enjoy maximum daylight. While keeping inside the office or living room or in any closed space, make su