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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Bonsai Size Classification

One of the many great aspects of learning about bonsai is knowing all the technical terms that go with it. Being able to classify your bonsai in regards to its size and by using the correct terms is a great way of showing off your knowledge!

Bonsai height is generally measured from the base soil level up to the apex of the tree.
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Here is a brief guide:

  • Keishi Bonsai can be up to 2.5 cm in height. (Miniature)
  • Shito Bonsai can be up to 7.5 cm in height. (Very small)
  • Mame Bonsai can be up to 15 cm in height. (Small)
  • Shohin Bonsai can be up to 20 cm in height. (Medium)
  • Kifu Sho Bonsai can be up to 40 cm in height. (Medium-large)
  • Chu Bonsai can be up to 60 cm in height. (Large)
  • Dai Bonsai can be up to 100 cm in height. (Very large)

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