Bonsai Tree 2 Piece Care Set - Scissors and Feed

For pruning my first bonsai tree, happy with the results

The only issue I had were the scissors. They rusted quite quick and the two blades seem to have gotten stiff and not work as great. Been times I've went to cut and they jammed and nipped my finger.

The leaves on my tree were turning a bit on the yellow side and some even falling off. two weeks and two capfulls of the fertaliser later and i have seen huge improvement. no yellow and the leaves are on nice and strong, even gave my moss bed a little boost. the scissors however were just cheap in every sense of the word. they were stiff to use, not all that comfortable and have bent to the point where i cant fully close them. so consider getting a back up pair.

I was very concerned with my newly bought bonsai tree after I noticed it's leaves were falling rapidly and the soil it was planted on seemed to be lacking what it needs. The bottle comes with clear instructions and had no damages to it. The scissors are very stiff to use but I barely had the chance to use it more. After a few weeks my bonsai grew new leaves, seemed a lot healthier and I'm glad it didn't die on me. The feed will last me for a long while, but so far so good.

Scissors are sharp enough to the trick of trimming the bonsai tree leaves and branches. I actually think these are good with the short forks to reach the tighter areas of your bonsai, but in all honesty I don't think it is essential to have a "bonsai" specific set of scissors. I am not a bonsai expert and I do think these help, but for those on a tight budget - a normal pair of scissors is fine.It's difficult to review the actual feed, but from use so far, it appears to be doing the job and my bonsai looks healthy and green thus far.Overall, pleased with these.

This set includes a small bottle of Bonsai plant food, with a measuring cap, and a pair of pruning scissors. It should be noted that the scissors are not of a very high quality. They have been manufactured very cheaply. However they did an okay job of pruning away shoots and leaves. The plant food will last and contains the nutrients your bonsai will need for healthy growth. Its best to follow some online guides as to when you feed. You don't want to do it too often. I find a small bottle like this does last a while. Recommended for first time Bonsai owners, a cheap but useful care set.

I am, by no means, a bonsai expert.I received a beautiful little tree from my fiance, as a surprise pressie, and as delighted as I was, I had a quick read-up and hoped water would suffice for the while. It did for a little while.With the warmer weather, however, the leaves started to droop and though I moved it to a cooler spot, I bought this little set in hopes to rescue it. The dilution requires only a little amount and once made up, I realised the feed would probably last me a year. The leaves perked up considerably and have also doubled in size. It looks very happy.The scissors, as previously mentioned in another review, are pre-oiled. They work fantastically at keeping my little tree in shape.Would recommend to anyone with a bonsai, don't underestimate the power of feed!

This little Chinese Elm is large in appeal.Housed in a lovely Black pot with white Chinese style decoration, the tree is well covered in leaves and is a very good twisted example of Bonsai. Only time will tell if it survives, but currently it is doing well. Have not had cause to use the trimming scissors, but the plant food is easy to administer.