Bonsai.ch Ginkgo biloba cm

The Ginkgo biloba, also known as the ginkgo tree, is a remarkable houseplant and is considered the oldest living fossil in the world. This unique plant has a history that dates back up to 300 million years and is the only surviving representative of the Ginkgo family. Originally native to China, Ginkgo biloba has spread worldwide and is known for its extraordinary adaptability. It belongs to the gymnosperm group and is characterized by its distinctive leaves and golden-yellow autumn coloration. The ginkgo is dioecious, meaning there are both male and female plants, with sex determination only possible after 20 to 30 years. This plant is not only aesthetically pleasing but also robust and resistant to pests and fungal infestations, making it an ideal choice for garden bonsais. Caring for Ginkgo biloba requires moderate watering and regular fertilization to promote healthy growth.

• Unique leaf shape and golden-yellow autumn coloration
• Robustness and resistance to pests and fungal infestations
• Suitable for bonsai design
• Moderate watering and regular fertilization required.