Review on 🌱 Artificial Bonsai Tree: Japanese Cedar Fake Plant for Home and Office Décor (Bonsai Tree #04) by Janet Hill

In my adult life I have bought a few real bonsai trees. Nobody survived. I blame myself, but to be honest, these trees require a delicate touch and can easily overflow or submerge. This is key in my opinion, too much water and root rot will set in quickly, too little and the tree will wilt just as quickly. Not wanting to kill another tree, I searched for a realistic copy and found this tree. Looks great from several meters away and realistic even up close. The pot contains pebbles glued to the bottom. This really gives the tree an authentic look unlike some replicas that use artificial grass. I'm very satisfied, although my friends who know about my bonsai slaughterhouse think I'll be the first to kill the fake plant.