Live Dwarf Australian Weeping Willow Bonsai Tree - Fast Growing, Indoor/Outdoor Bonsai Material

As soon as they arrived, I placed in a glass of water, and then placed a bag over the glass for a little humidity, as my house in the winter can be very dry. I made sure that the bag did not rest on any portion of the stems. I placed in a window that gets direct sunlight. I would refresh the water every few days by draining out 2/3 of the water and adding fresh water back. Once a day i would remove bag and mist the stems and the inside of the bag to help create more humidity, again taking care that no portion of the bag touched the stems once replaced. After only a few days (maybe 10 days) it's ready to pot. Being winter, im going to finish these inside until spring, at which time they will be moved outdoors, as this is an outside tree and will need the season cycles to stay healthy.All three syems they sent (1 thick, 2 thin) are very healthy and produced roots and leaves very soon.Im very excited to see how these turn out in a few years time. Ill try to come back and pay updates.

Please be advised what they actually send you are 5in. twigs in length that you would have to place in a cup of water to allow the roots to grow for 4 weeks, then you would have to place them in your own pot and soil to allow the bonsai to start the growth process. So, be aware of what they’re actually sending you. I received the product under questionable quality, but I was adamant that my green thumb abilities would overcome this initial set back, but to no avail, I was not successful. After I requested a refund and provided this picture of my bonsai they got clever and gave me some cheap excuse as to why I couldn’t qualify. Apparently, the claim was they gave me two additional bonsai twigs as a “gift” and that the third one which I presumed to be a 3in. in diameter petrified stump was the actual product. I presumed this was rubber banded with the two smaller twigs to protect them from bending or breaking, because the product came in a thin bubble wrapped envelope. I couldn’t provide a picture of that particular piece, because I had discarded it earlier. The instructions for the product explained how to care for two twigs, so naturally, I assumed I was caring for the correct pieces and not for the 3rd in. Diameter stump. Not only did they deny me a refund, they were “generous” enough to offer me a 10% discount for my next purchase. What a joke.

I received sticks wrapped in moist paper towels like everybody else. One fat, 3 small. I gave 2 away once they were stable in a pot. They rooted in water incredibly fast, and it was very satisfying seeing them through the jars.The picture of the two I kept was ONLY 3 months from the day I received them. They haven't grown much in the subsequent 3 months due to the excessive heat in Texas this year. 107°F for what seemed like forever.Today I finally trimmed and shaped the small one after watching videos on YouTube. Mostly from 'Herons Bonsai', check him out! I'm very satisfied with the current appearance after chopping it back. Looking forward to how much I can manipulate the shape and thickness of the branches.Zone 8 Texas10/10

Arrived early and in amazing shape, was packed very well and still had moisture in the towel wrapped around them. Even had roots growing already and leaves starting to grow. Got different sizes and shapes of cuttings to chop from.

Received the cutting and put them in water and the did ok. Transfer them to soil and the were starting to die. Put them back in water and they're doing okay again. Not dead. a few limbs and very few leaves.

I received 4 ‘no-root’ Australian Willow cuttings on 1/25/23: three ~ 6” tall, 1” in diameter + one much larger, ~ 2” in diameter. Initially dubious, I nevertheless followed the detailed and informative instructions plus I purchased the suggested soil. Amazingly, the bare cuttings sprouted roots in 3 days and leaf buds began to emerge in 4. Only 21 days after receiving the cuttings, full leaves and the beginnings of tiny branches have already grown. In soil now, they are healthy and grow larger every day. Planted in bonsai containers, they’ll fill out beautifully while remaining root-constrained small, as planned. I’m beyond pleased. Bonus: The plant stock was vigorous enough to survive overnight in 20° weather (UPS drop off) and yet still thrive. Follow the seller’s instructions, buy the specified soil, and enjoy the wonderful results.

This isn't anything like the tree pictured. Not even close, it looks like bamboo or something like it. If you want a weeping willow bonsai this isn't it....

I received three stalks. Two small and one large. The two small are rooting in water. The large one is turning a blackish brown from green and not rooting. Don't expect it to survive. The large one turned all black. Dead.Update: One of the two small stalks turned black and died. The other small one had little leaves, branches, and roots. I planted in good bonsai soil and 3 days later all the leaves were falling off and 6 days later it was dead. These plants are not the traditional juniper plant. I do not recommend this supplier.