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MAGICAL  MINIATURE  LANDSCAPES

THE  COMPREHENSIVE  HISTORY  OF  BONSAI
AND THE RELATED ARTS : AN ECLECTIC, ONGOING PRESENTATION

That group of arts which originated in Asia as individual expressions of spiritual places manifested and concentrated into representations that are made with either living components (bonsai, penjing, saikei, etc.) or inanimate ones (bonkei, suiseki, viewing stones, etc.) or a combination thereof, which have certain spatial, temporal and physical characteristics reflecting the relationship of Heaven, Humans and Nature, and whose forms are generally portable by way of a tray, container or stand.  Ideally, visible human-intervention is at a minimum and blends aesthetically with the nonhuman components.  The design and care of these landscapes can be done by oneself or with others in virtually any location for enjoyment and/or profit, and with or without understanding of the history and symbolism involved.  Those things known as "ming trees" made with metal, glass, plastic, fabric, deadwood, and similar substances are mere echoes or shadows of these landscapes.  Floral arrangements including ikebana are philosophical cousins of these landscapes.

Bonsai Humidity Trays

Humidity/Drip trays are important to use with Bonsai Trees for the following three (3) reasons:

 1- Since all bonsai pots have holes in the bottom for drainage, the humidity/drip tray will protect the surface of whatever you are putting the tree on (windowsill, table etc.)

2- You should leave a little water in the tray all the time so that as the water in the tray evaporates, it will create a humid environment for the tree 24/7.

3- Instead of taking the tree to the sink to water it, you can simply water the tree in place. When watering in this way, pour water on top of the decorative pebbles slowly until it penetrates the soil and the excess water comes out of the holes in the bottom of the pot. This method of watering is particularly convenient for larger trees.