Japanese Elm (Zelkova Serrata) Seeds for Bonsai

Description and Characteristics

Zelkova Serrata, or Japanese Elm, is a deciduous tree ideal for bonsai cultivation due to its graceful shape, fine branching, and attractive bark. Its serrated leaves turn vibrant orange and red in autumn, offering seasonal interest. Strong and adaptable, it makes an excellent choice for bonsai artists.

Growing Conditions

• Light: Full sun
• Soil: Well-drained bonsai or loamy soil
• Water: Moderate, do not let dry out completely
• Zones: 5���������8

Planting Instructions

• Stratify seeds for 60 days before planting.
• Sow in seed trays and keep moist until germination.
• Transplant to bonsai pots when saplings are strong.

Uses

• Bonsai training
• Ornamental landscaping
• Autumn garden highlights