Bonsai: The Complete and Comprehensive Guide for Beginners

by Kaito Tanaka

If you would like to discover the therapeutic pleasure of growing beautiful, robust and healthy bonsai trees, then this guide is for you

Have you ever come across a beautifully maintained bonsai tree and wondered if you could cultivate that? Do you want to learn a wholesome hobby to help you remain grounded and get rid of unnecessary stress and anxiety?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, then keep reading...

In this guide, Kaito Tanaka condenses his extensive experience growing bonsai and hands you the complete blueprint to designing, growing and maintaining an attractive bonsai that will surely pique the curiosity of friends and family alike.

Here's what you're going to learn in this insightful guide to growing bonsai:

8 interesting facts about bonsai plants that will blow you away 15 styles of bonsai plants and picking the one that's most suitable for you The 4 things to consider when choosing a bonsai plant to grow Want to grow your bonsai from scratch? This guide will show you how to raise a healthy bonsai tree from their seeds Don't want to bother with seeds? You're going to learn how to select a healthy starter bonsai right away! How to choose the perfect pot for your bonsai The complete toolbox list for growing a healthy bonsai plant ...and tons more!

Whether you're completely new to the world of bonsai, who've fallen in love with these special trees and want to find out how to raise one, or you're a pro looking to expand your repertoire and skillset, this guide will show you everything you need to know about bonsai.

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192 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 26, 2019

Reviews

[Carl Geyer · Rating 3 out of 5]

A beginners book

The topics are covered in a stepwise fashion. Recommend researching topics on YouTube. Beware of buying too many bonsai at once. Less is more. Cut and grow is an alternative to using wire. Enjoy.

[Juan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Un buen resumen de introducción pero le servirían muchas más fotos para entender de qué hablan. Y a veces es muy: estudien antes de tener un bonsai. Siento que es un libro para los que quieren algún día depto total vez tener un bonsai, no para el que quiere comenzar ya.