The Fukien Tea tree is native to parts of Japan, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Australia, but its name comes from its place of origin, Fukien or Fujian, China. In China, Fukien Tea bonsai trees are very popular for Penjing and in western countries, it's often an indoor Bonsai tree.
Care guide for the Carmona Bonsai tree (Fukien tea) - Bonsai Empire
Fukien Tea Tree suddenly dropping leaves 1 Thanks received: 0 Fukien Tea Tree suddenly dropping leaves was created by nomi Posted 3 years 1 month ago #79608
Hello, recently one of my fukien tea trees has developed a white, "speckled" spots on the leaves with weak, brittle leaves following after. I have read this may be honey dew or a mealy big infestation.
Hello, I got a Fukien Tea Bonsai for my birthday exactly a year ago. When we went on vacation, I left the tree with my parents. When I came back, the bonsai had...
Fukien Tea Tree losing leaves fast! was created by Bella Cataline Posted 5 years 1 month ago #65139
Replied by Tropfrog on topic Fukien tea tree (Carmona) - large leaves Posted 4 years 7 months ago #71672
Please help! I am an absolute bonsai novice, and I was gifted this Fukien tea tree almost two years ago. It has been very healthy, aside from an issue with mealy bugs several months ago that I treated with Neem oil.
Fukien tea tree - losing leaves & white substance was created by spacelysprockets Posted 10 years 2 weeks ago #20045
Popular safe tree species The list of safe tree species is long, so we only share a few of the most popular species used for Bonsai. Juniper Fukien tea (Carmona) Chinese and Japanese elm Japanese maple Pines (Pinus) Serissa Spruce Again, though a concern to many beginners, the toxicity of a plant is usually not a major concern when keeping ...