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Polyscias Fabian bonsai look, 12 cm pot

Name: Polyscias Fabian bonsai look, 12 cm pot
Brand: Deco garden
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Type

Bonsai look

Thickened trunk, round leaves

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Foliage

Dark green

Purple underside

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Lighting

Bright light

Indirect - no strong sun

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Watering

Moderate

When top layer is dry

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Difficulty

Moderate

Likes stability

🌳 Polyscias Fabian - live houseplant with a bonsai look

Polyscias scutellaria 'Fabian' in a 12 cm grower pot. Thickened trunk topped with round, shiny, dark green leaves, with an underside—and sometimes the young leaves—in a purple-burgundy shade. A small tree appearance, suitable for a desk, shelf, or bright dresser.

This is a slow-growing tropical houseplant with a bonsai look: it is treated as a houseplant, not according to traditional bonsai rules. The trunk structure, leaf density, and height vary slightly from plant to plant. It loves bright, indirect light, balanced watering, and stability—no frequent moving or cold drafts.

🌳 Why Polyscias Fabian?

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Small tree look

Thickened trunk and round foliage on top - a bonsai look without complex styling work.

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Unique leaves

Round, shiny leaves, dark green on top and purple-tinted on the underside.

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Slow-growing

Maintains a compact size for a long time and is perfect for a desk or shelf.

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Can be styled

Pruning the tips of the branches encourages branching and denser foliage.

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For home and office

Suitable for a room lit by indirect light, at home or in the office.

🏠 Where to place it?

Important: Polyscias loves stability. Choose a place with bright, indirect light and leave it there - frequent moving and cold drafts can cause leaf drop.

🪟 Near an east window

Soft morning light

🛋️ Bright living room

Bright indirect light

💼 Bright office

Away from AC

📚 Dresser or shelf

Close to a window

🛁 Bright bathroom

Humidity it enjoys

⚠️ Avoid: Prolonged direct sun (burns the leaves), cold air drafts from AC or an open window in winter, temperatures below 15°C, and soil that stays wet.

💧 Care and Watering

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Watering

Water well when the top layer (2-3 cm) is dry, and empty excess water.
Do not let the entire root ball dry out completely, and do not leave it continuously wet.

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Lighting

Bright, indirect light.
Brief morning sun is fine; avoid prolonged direct sun.

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Humidity

Loves humidity. In dry air - a tray with pebbles and water under the pot, without the pot standing in the water.

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Temperature

Normal room temperature.
Does not like cold below 15°C or cold air drafts.

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Soil and Fertilizer

Airy, well-draining mixture, in a pot with a drainage hole.
Fertilize during the growing season, according to the label instructions.

📝 Important to know

🍂 Leaf drop

This is the common sign in Polyscias. Common reasons: moving from place to place, cold air draft, dry air, or soil that is too wet. Fix the cause and give the plant time to recover.

🏠 New plant at home

A plant that has been moved needs time to acclimate. Place it in a fixed spot, do not repot immediately, and don't panic if a few leaves fall off initially.

✂️ Pruning and styling

Pruning the tips of the branches encourages denser growth. Prune with clean, sharp shears, a little at a time, during the growing season.

🪴 When to repot?

The plant grows slowly and doesn't need frequent repotting. Repot when the roots fill the pot or when the soil loses aeration - to a slightly larger vessel with a drainage hole.

📋 Technical specifications

🏷️ Name	Polyscias Fabian
🔬 Scientific Name	Polyscias scutellaria 'Fabian'
🪴 Pot Diameter	12 cm (grower pot)
📏 Mature Height	As a houseplant up to approx. 2 m over the years; kept low with pruning
☀️ Light	Bright, indirect light
💧 Watering	Moderate - when the top layer is dry
💨 Humidity	Loves humidity
🌡️ Temperature	Not below approx. 15°C
🙂 Difficulty Level	Moderate

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ Is this a real bonsai?

It is a living houseplant with a bonsai look: a thickened trunk and foliage at the top. It is cared for like a tropical houseplant - not according to traditional bonsai rules.

❓ How often should it be watered?

Not on a fixed day: water well when the top layer of the substrate is dry, and drain excess water. Do not let the entire root ball dry out, and do not leave it soaked.

❓ Why is it dropping leaves?

Usually because of change: moving it, a cold draft, dry air, or overwatering. Check the cause, leave it in a fixed spot, and give it time.

❓ Is it suitable for beginners?

It is at a moderate difficulty level. Anyone who can provide it with a bright and permanent spot, balanced watering, and protection from the cold will enjoy it.

❓ Will the trunk continue to thicken?

The plant grows slowly, and the trunk and branches thicken gradually over the years. Pruning the tips of the branches helps maintain a compact shape.

❓ When should I repot it?

When the roots fill the pot or when the substrate is no longer aerated - not on a fixed date. Move to a slightly larger pot with a drainage hole, preferably in the spring.

❓ Does it need to be misted?

Not mandatory. It loves humidity, and in dry air, you can place the pot on a tray with pebbles and water, without the pot itself standing in the water.

🌳 In short - who is it for?

Polyscias Fabian is suitable for those who want the look of a small tree at home and are willing to provide it with a bright, permanent spot, balanced watering, and protection from the cold. A slow-growing plant - suitable for those who enjoy patient care.

💡 Tip: Found a good spot for it? Keep it there. Polyscias prefers stability, and most problems start after moving it or exposing it to cold drafts.

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