Become A Bonsai Master

Traditional Bonsai Shears.

A small shear for pruning small branches and or foliage. Blades are very sharp and maintain their sharpness for many years, soft stainless steel blades; soft plastic handles.

Single Point Bonsai Root Rake is used to separate small and medium sized capillary roots during transplanting and repotting. Has a single steel prong. Simple, yet a necessary tool for bonsai enthusiasts.

Brown anodized aluminum training wire. 100 gram 5″ coil. A=1.0mm diameter, approximately 154′ B= 1.5 mm diameter, approximately 68′ C= 2.0mm diameter, approximately 38′ D= 2.5mm diameter, approximately 24′ E= 3.0mm diameter, approximately 17

Whether you are a beginner or expert, a moisture meter is a vital tool and should be used to take the guess-work out of watering. We use them every day. Great for bedding plants as well as all houseplants.

Long narrow body which is great for trimming buds and reaching deep with minimum disturbance to the surrounding foliage. It’s finger rings are also well suited for smaller hands. 3/4″ blades, 7″ overall. each.

The Concave Cutter is the single most important tool for bonsai use and for which there is no substitute. This razor sharp tool is designed for cutting branches flush to the trunk. The resulting wound can then heal over quickly with very little scarring.

These wire cutters are designed specifically for removing bonsai wire. Although enthusiasts new to bonsai sometimes substitute standard wire cutters, these are designed with a rounded head to prevent damage to the trunk and branches when removing wires.