Premium Quality: Nashia inaguensis, commonly known as Bahama Berry, is native to the island of Inagua in the Bahamas and features a mature trunk of 3 to 4 inches.
Product Design: It has very small, dense, shiny green leaves, tiny fragrant white flowers that form in clusters, and berries that follow in reddish orange - with herb-like fragrant leaves as well.
User Experience: Bahama Berry likes it hot and prefers full sun and high humidity, and it wants to be consistently moist to wet and never dry.
Versatile Occasion: Perfect for shohin bonsai styling, and wonderful for clip-and-grow technique; it can also be wired and trimmed frequently to maintain its shape.
Quality Assurance: In spring and summer, fertilize weekly with a balanced fertilizer, reducing to once a month during winter for optimal health.
Ideal For: Propagation grows best from cuttings in spring and early summer, making it an excellent choice for enthusiasts looking to expand their bonsai collection.