Mature Pedilanthus "Devil's Backbone" In Glazed Yixing Ceramic Pot (No. 16837)

One-Of-A-Kind Pedilanthus

The Pedilanthus Bonsai, also known as the "Devil's Backbone", is a distinctive and intriguing bonsai representation of the Pedilanthus tithymaloides plant. Native to tropical regions, this bonsai variety showcases the unique growth pattern and striking attributes of the Pedilanthus while being meticulously cultivated to maintain its beauty and character in miniature form.

The Pedilanthus Bonsai is characterized by its intriguing zigzag-shaped stems, which give it a one-of-a-kind appearance. The stems are succulent and tend to grow in alternating angles, creating a captivating visual effect reminiscent of the ridges of a backbone. Its leaves are small and oval, often with a glossy or waxy texture, and they emerge in clusters along the stems.

Crafting the Pedilanthus Bonsai involves careful pruning and training to accentuate its zigzag growth pattern while creating a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing overall shape. This bonsai variety's compact size and unique form make it a great choice for indoor display, bringing a touch of nature's artistry into homes or offices.

Caring for the Pedilanthus Bonsai requires attention to specific care requirements. These bonsais thrive in bright, indirect sunlight and should be watered moderately, allowing the soil to dry out slightly between waterings to prevent overwatering. They are also well-suited to drier environments, making them suitable for those who live in arid or semi-arid regions.

Overall, the Pedilanthus Bonsai is an exceptional living art piece that captures the distinctiveness of the Devil's Backbone plant in a compact and captivating presentation. Its unusual growth pattern, combined with the artful techniques of bonsai cultivation, results in a visually striking addition to bonsai collections, showcasing the beauty of nature's creativity in miniature form.

About the Tree:

• Height: 25" from table to top of tree
• Spread: 19"
• Pot: 10" Glazed Yixing Ceramic Pot
• Pictures taken September 20, 2024
  Ships from our Florida Nursery

The Tree you see is the tree you will receive.