Shinobugoke is a plant widely distributed from all over Japan to Southeast Asia, preferring moist environments. It is found in forests, along rivers, and under trees. Its leaves are triangular, giving a delicate impression. It grows sideways, making it useful for moss gardens, bonsai, terrariums, and moss balls.
Here are some points on how to grow Shinobugoke:
Location: It prefers semi-shade or shade. It doesn't like direct sunlight and should avoid places with too much ventilation.
Soil: Use soil that retains water and stays moist for a long time.
Watering: It is characteristic to absorb water from the leaves, so water the leaves well. Keeping the leaves wet and maintaining a moist state will help it grow healthily.
Fertilizer: Fertilizer is not necessary.
There is a method called "Makigoke method" to increase Shinobugoke. This is a method of sowing and spreading Shinobugoke on the soil, covering it with a small amount of soil, and planting or replanting.
Please enjoy the bonsai of Shinobugoke with the above information as a reference. However, it is prohibited to collect wild Shinobugoke without permission, so be sure to get permission from the management agency or owner. Also, while Shinobugoke is a type that is strong against drying, it is recommended to grow it in a moist environment to enjoy its beautiful green. It is often used for bonsai and moss balls, and its beautiful leaves are also suitable for viewing in terrariums. Please enjoy the Shinobugoke as a bonsai.
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