The Bonsai Acer Palmatum Atropurpureum is a deciduous tree native to Japan. In its natural habitat it can reach to measure more than twenty meters, but in cultivation it usually reaches a height of less than three meters. The leaves are mostly seven-lobed and grow on long stems. The flowers are small and white, and the fruit is small and red.

In order for your Bonsai to stay healthy, you will need to provide it with sunlight as well as water and compost.

Should be kept in a bright place during the growing season, but not in direct sunlight for more than two hours a day. If kept indoors, a south-facing window is ideal. It is not no need to place it near any heat or light source, such as a radiator or lamp.

If you want your Bonsai to grow well, you need to water regularly. However, you must prevent the earth from getting wet too much by using a watering can with a long spout that reaches the ground without splashing leaves or branches. If he water reaches those parts of the plant, clean them right away so they don't get damaged by rot or fungus.