Bonsai Paras Peepal (Thespesia Populnea), commonly called the Portia Tree or Milo, is a popular bonsai tree that captures the allure of the tropics in a mesmerizing small form.The Paras Peepal Bonsai flourishes gracefully. Being able to adapt to different situations makes it a favorite for bringing a little bit of nature’s beauty into a living place.

Bonsai Paras Peepal is a plant that is indigenous to the Indian and Pacific Ocean coasts. It grows best in areas with sandy soils and close to the water. This is a bonsai plant that can be grown indoors and will adorn your house with its beautiful leaves and lovely blossoms.

This bonsai With its intricate and elegant design, Thespesia Populnea stands out and displays the beauty of the coastal area in miniature. Despite their diminutive size, the graceful hibiscus-like blossoms continue to enchant with their yellow and pink tones.

Care Tips of Portia Tree:-

1. Placement: Put your Bonsai Thespesia Populnea in an area with good light and some shade. Avoid the hot afternoon sun since it can burn the tender foliage.

2.Watering:When the top inch of soil seems just a little bit dry to the touch, water the bonsai. Water your plants well, letting any extra water drain from the pot’s bottom. Refrain from overwatering to prevent root rot.

3.Humidity:Maintain a healthy level of humidity around your bonsai. To keep the leaves from drying out, you can use a humidity tray or set a tray with water and pebbles close to the bonsai.

4.Fertilization: During the growing season (spring to early fall), feed your plant with a balanced, water-soluble bonsai fertilizer.

5.Pruning: To keep the bonsai’s small form, regular trimming and shaping are required. To preserve the ideal shape and promote branching, prune back new growth.